Let me tell you about a day I had back in 2004. I had been in Montenegro for the best part of the week on the cost in Budva, and visited Kotor from there, and let me tell you, it’s so beautiful and a wonderful place to go and I had a brilliant time. 30 …
Ahhh beautiful Laos. Gentle Laos. Kind Laos. Of a similar size to neighbours Thailand and Vietnam, Laos has only a fraction of their populations at somewhere around 6.8 million people. This makes Laos a country with far more space per person. So it’s the perfect place to get away from the hustle and bustle of …
Hi everyone. I've decided to do some reblogging of a Saturday. I'm going back in time and pulling out interesting old posts from my old blog back before I publicised or anything like that (so they haven't been read by many people!) It's interesting as an exercise and serves as a bit of a time …
Welcome to... Two handlers stop the donkey for a rest in the Simien Mountains, Ethiopia. Enjoy your weekend! May the Journey Never End!
Welcome to another 'Faces of'. There's no doubt that the people of Vietnam are warm, kind and wonderful subjects for photos. I hope that this selection tells you a little about one of the most amazing countries I have ever travelled to... Barbers in Hoi An. And yes, I did and sure, I'd recommend him. …
Today's blogger is Frank from the Travels of Bbqboy and Spanky. Frank has been travelling for quite some time now and has tried short-term living in various places including Budapest in Hungary, Brasov in Romania and South Africa's Cape Town. His posts are always detailed and very well thought out, often asking the reader to …
Continue reading Travel Bloggers – Frank from The Travels of Bbqboy and Spanky
Hi everyone. Continuing on from yesterday's post about the Great Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami, I'm re-posting this post from my old blog that I posted on the 30th of July 2012. This was about my visit to the town of Kesennuma on the coast that was devastated by the tsunami. I also found this video …
It was now five years ago that the Great Tohoku Earthquake occurred causing the giant tsunami together destroying houses, buildings, land and lives in Northern Honshu (and particularly Tohoku). Readers of my blog may recall that I spent two years in Ichinoseki, in Tohoku, teaching English and living there. But that was 2012 – 2014, …
Hi there folks! It's been ages since I did a 'Faces of' post, and as I seem to have my mind presently back 12 months in time to my time in Myanmar, I thought I'd delve into my photos and see what I had from Myanmar. And it seems I have quite a few photos …
I had the most interesting day when I was in Mandalay. A very nice guy at the hotel I was staying at was recommended by a couple staying there to me to take me out to see the old town of Mingun. I’d already been on one day tour out of Mandalay, so this was …
A Scottish island girl exploring the world on a budget
exposing the inner-world of my brain
My second blog page
Put pictures on your travel dreams
The beautiful picture of angels makes you happy.
inspiring journeys and friendly advice
A Scottish island girl exploring the world on a budget
exposing the inner-world of my brain
My second blog page
Put pictures on your travel dreams
The beautiful picture of angels makes you happy.
inspiring journeys and friendly advice
Andy's World Journeys 