Today's photo comes from a suburb in Tbilisi. Much of the city is actually in pretty good nick and even has a bit of polish, but outside of the main centre some of the houses could do with a bit of renovation...
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The Melbourne Museum
Bringing things back to Melbourne for today’s post! I want to start by saying that I am not a major fan of museums per se. I have visited an awful lot of them I admit, and the quirky and different museums tend to be far more enjoyable to me than the stock standard ones. You …
Faces of India
Howdy all welcome to the next installment in my 'Faces of' series. This time I shift a country to the east and look at people I've met in India. These photographs take in three trips to India going as far back as 1999. Despite all the hassles and scams, the real people of India are …
Travel Itineraries – USA Part Three
Howdy again and it’s time I returned to my planned series of itineraries by finally finishing my itinerary through the States. Part One saw me explore the east, part two New Orelans and Texas, and part three sees me go from Colorado to California. The whole itinerary needs probably a good three months, and today’s …
Faces of Pakistan
Hello all and welcome to the first in my new series of posts called 'Faces of...' - not to be confused with 'face off' the Travolta/Cage epic action flick! The idea behind these posts is to show people I met throughout my travels from different countries. The people you meet have a huge impact …
Planning a Dogon Trek (Mali)
Hi folks. Here’s a post I planned to write weeks ago but my sabbatical has made it hard to get around to it. But finally, here she be! The Dogon Escarpment is an amazing geographical feature in Mali. It needs a few days to be visited at the very least, and it’s pretty much obligatory …
Foto Friday – Naghsh e Rostam, Iran
These breathtaking tombs, known as Naghsh e Rostam, are something to behold. Not least because they START so far up the cliffs - must have had some decent step ladders back in the day. They are not far from the ancient ruins of Persepolis and most guides will include them in a day tour. Hope you're …
Seven on Sunday – Places I want to visit in South America
So there is one continent (bar Antarctica) I still haven't visited - and that's South America. I am presently saving and planning for a trip there around October next year, touchwood all will go well and I can make it, still a long way away! Here are seven places I want to visit on a …
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Temporary Downsizing
Hi everyone. Just a quick little post today – you may have realised that I haven’t posted in nearly a week, so here’s the deal. I’m pretty exhausted right now! I’ve been doing on average 6 posts a week for a few months now, and on top of that working an average of over 90 …
Travel Video – Mali – Mopti to Bamako
Hello folks! Welcome to Monday's travel video. Last week I showed you one from my Dogon Trek. Today's video is from the rest of my time in Mali. So come take a look as I journey north to south from Mopti to Bamako. May the Journey Never End!
Andy Roams 