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What's on the menu in Turkey?
Posted By Sam |
29th Sep 2010
Huge bags of spices, nuts & pulses almost filled to overflowing. Soft cheeses in large briney vats, baskets filled with freshly picked tomatoes, Turkish delight, dried fruits, the list goes on. I wander around trying to choose what to take on the long bus journey to come. It is all so tempting, so difficult to choose - could I have some of each?
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One night in China
Posted By Tracey |
28th Sep 2010
It was a beautiful evening 28 degrees & not a cloud or skerrick of smog in sight! We were greeted by ... |
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Adventures in The Pink City
Posted By Garry |
27th Sep 2010
Jaipur – The Pink City. Do not take this name lightly! My expectations were met – the old part ... |
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You can't beat a felucca in Egypt
Posted By Kasia |
24th Sep 2010
Sailing by felucca is a once in a lifetime adventure. It is definitely on the 'must do' list while i ... |
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Tips for travelling in Egypt
Posted By Emma |
23rd Sep 2010
Egypt is one of the best destinations I have ever travelled to. Being on a tour in Egypt is definite ... |
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Medication in Nepal
Posted By Kelly |
22nd Sep 2010
So, you’re planning a trip to Nepal. Trekking in the Himalayan Mountain Range of the Annapurna Reg ... |
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Staying cool in Turkey
Posted By Di |
21st Sep 2010
One of my most relaxing and memorable experiences was sitting on the deck at the ”Deja Vu” bar o ... |
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Inside a Soviet bunker
Posted By Miles |
20th Sep 2010
This was quite possibly my highlight from Russia. What is it? You actually go underground behind the ... |
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Casa de Goa
Posted By Jane |
17th Sep 2010
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Fine dining in Croatia part 2
Posted By Hollie |
16th Sep 2010
Surrounded by what seems to be an unrealistically blue ocean with the occasional rocky island I coul ... |
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Pinnewala Elephant Orphanage
Posted By Sam |
15th Sep 2010
Standing in awe watching the cutest baby elephant cheekily tease a tall Dutch Lady intent on patting ... |
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Ramadan Kareem!
Posted By Simone |
14th Sep 2010
As Ramadan comes to an end for another year the Egypt celebrates with a 3 day holiday of feasting an ... |
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Fine dining in Croatia
Posted By Andrew |
13th Sep 2010
During my visit to Hvar I discovered what may be the finest traditional restaurant in all of Croatia ... |
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Camping in Africa
Posted By Cherylyn |
10th Sep 2010
The most important lesson I learnt when camping out in the wilds of Africa was not ‘the proper way ... |
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Sampling the street meat in Uganda
Posted By Miles |
9th Sep 2010
One of my favourite things to do in Uganda is to eat the street meat when you are travelling through ... |
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Tibetan Monks
Posted By John |
8th Sep 2010
My trip to Tibet and Lhasa would not have been complete without visiting the Sera Monastery. Just a ... |
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Trekking by Camel through Jordan
Posted By Sally |
7th Sep 2010
I will admit the thought of four hours on a camel was a little daunting at first. As we set out from ... |
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The Ancient Land of Syria
Posted By Mark |
6th Sep 2010
I’ve just come back from one of the most beautiful cities I have ever visited. The modern capital ... |
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Beautiful Jordan
Posted By James |
3rd Sep 2010
Whenever someone mentioned Jordan I thought of 2 things, Indiana Jones and NBA Basketball. Now after ... |
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Holi Festival
Posted By Cherylyn |
2nd Sep 2010
One of the best festivals I have been to has been the Holi Festival, which is celebrated at the end ... |
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The sights & smells of Morocco
Posted By Charlie |
1st Sep 2010
From the moment you step foot into Djemaa el Fna, it is an assault on the senses! During the day, it ... |
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