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The Glamour of Flying (2 of 2)
The flight progresses after everyone ignores the safety video. Our dinners are flung at us, after ostensibly allowing us to choose between chef’s specialties. I am of the opinion that this supposed choice is merely a formality without any real-life consequences, and the flight attendants simply give you whatever the hell they pull out of
Tent Virgin (1 of 2) – Ireland
The gods of camping and Irish weather go easy when
It Doesn’t Matter Which Road You Take #15
Episode Fifteen: Florence David, Karaoke and a Room With A View The train stops and the sign outside says “Firenze”, but the station looks somewhat odd. I remember reading that the main station is located in the heart of the city, but this surrounding countryside looks like an Italian version of Deliverance. Two girls with
Walking the Fine Line
Craig Guillot seems to run into protests everywher
Toronto, Ontario – September/October 2001
Well, Toronto didn’t quite make the cut for the 2008 Olympics, but Fall is approaching and the events in Toronto are running full tilt. Sept. 1-3 Canadian International Air Show The last days of the CNE (Canadian National Exhibition) are highlighted by the majesty of commercial and military aircraft overhead. This events signals the end
Photo Gallery – Military Tattoo (1 of 3)
Photo Gallery of the Military Tattoo In addition to Carita’s Tattoo story, Mikael had plenty of photo opps. It’s not quite watching the Tatt on telly or being in the bleachers yourself, but hey, check out the photos below to see the different performers and performances for this year’s Tattoo. For more info on the
Morocco – The Land of the Berbers (4 of 4)
Kristin Piljay will always remember the amazing mo
Morocco – The Land of the Berbers (3 of 4)
Kristin Piljay will always remember the amazing mo
Morocco – The Land of the Berbers (2 of 4)
Kristin Piljay will always remember the amazing mo
Morocco – The Land of the Berbers (1 of 4)
Kristin Piljay will always remember the amazing mo
La Tomatina: The World’s Biggest Food Fight
Paul Dodson gets sloppy with the locals, in more w
Fear of Flying… with Children
Finally on the ground in Italy, Page and her two kids take a break outside the Vatican museum in Rome. “Please don’t let me be seated next to a baby! God, please don’t let me be seated next to a baby!” This was my silent mantra in my previous life as a carefree, single woman.
From Baja to the Land of Fire #4: Caye Caulker, Belize
Belize is a midpoint between Mexico and Central America, a chance to finish adapting from home life to road life, before plunging in to some real traveling.
The Buddha’s Striptease #11
Well, okay, one more. Instead of leaving Oz, Todd decides to fly straight down instead.
The Buddha’s Striptease Intro
All about B-we mean, Todd.
There And Back Again…Maybe #11
On her second stay in Sydney, Sophie is determined to experience more of the city. That means Christmas on the beach, New Year’s Celebrations and the Sydney Mardi Gras.
There And Back Again…Maybe #12
The World Cup is upon us and Sophie gives you the guide to supporting your favourite team around Sydney. She also gives a run down of the other ball sports going on in this sports-crazed nation.
There And Back Again…Maybe #9
Sophie’s journey down the east coast takes her to Cape Trib, Maggie, Rockie and Airlie. She even found time to meet the Stripteasing Buddha!
There And Back Again…Maybe #10
The final installment of Sophie’s road-trip diary (though not the end of this travelogue), tells the tale of Hervey Bay to Sydney, taking in Fraser Island, Bundaberg and Noosa along the way.
There And Back Again…Maybe #7
Australia’s Red Centre is a desert, right? Apparently one that gets it’s fair share of rain, as Sophie discovered. Who ever thought deserts were green?
There And Back Again…Maybe #8
So much for all that green and rain, but from the Top End and throughout the Northern Territory and to the East Coast, Sophie doesn’t at all lack for things to do. Even if it does require boiling away
There And Back Again…Maybe #6
Scrappy can’t make it over the Blue Mountains so a new car is in order to follow in the footsteps of that great pink thing: Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.
Travels With Nate: Bio
All about Ian Botts…and Nate.
Travels With Nate #14: Hama – Palmyria – Deir e Zur
Crusaders, castles, ruins… and ruins… and more ruins. Nate, Ian and Chris are bloody sick of ruins. But the locals are fun.