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$100 and 48 Hours in Isfahan (Iran)
Howdy all! It’s time to head to a city that I KNOW you can do on $100 and still have a very awesome time indeed. It’s a town you may not have heard that much about dear reader, but one I have featured a few times on this blog because frankly, it’s really a special …
Taking the Train through the Maeklong Railway Market, Thailand
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$100 and 48 Hours in Cairo
Well folks, it is time for another challenge! We have $100USD and a little under two full days to explore a city. We arrive early morning day one, stay one night, and then leave late the next night. And today I thought I would take us to a new continent, and to the capital of …
Destination of the Month – Jordan
Howdy all. The destination of the month, this month, by my decree, is the Middle Eastern country (yes it’s a whole country today!) of Jordan. The Kingdom of Jordan – they still have a monarchy! Now I should say that it’s pretty warm in May there, I visited in October (many years ago) and it …
Exploring Victoria’s Buchan Caves
Howdy all and ‘Happy Tuesday’ to ya! Yeah, I know it’s not really a ‘thing’, but still, it is Tuesday today. Well, in Australia, when this post is published it will be… Anyhoo! CAVES! Who doesn’t love a good cave? And today I am writing about my experience in some of the best caves I …
Wordless Wednesday – On Top of Australia (Mt Kosciusko)
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An Alpine Getaway at Mount Baw Baw
Howdy all! It might surprise some of my readers to know, but even in Australia we have snow! Sure, not all year round, but in the winter months, in the mountain regions and high planes, there is plenty of snow around for people to enjoy snow sports from late-ish June to early September. Please remember …
Wordless Wednesday – Buchan Caves, Victoria
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The Pearl of Adelaide – Seaside at Glenelg!
I enjoyed my time in Adelaide, Port Noarlunga, and Port Adelaide in December last year without a doubt. Just being able to travel about was really a highlight in itself. One place though that really stands out is Glenelg, Adelaide’s best known seaside suburb, a short tram ride from the centre of the city where …
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