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This is Vienna in December – in Photos
Hello from Montana! No, it’s not in the USA!
Things to Do in Alice Springs and Central Australia
Love the Desert? Check these natural landmarks around Alice Springs
Aboriginal culture in Alice Springs and Central Australia
What to do in Canberra – Geri’s Quick Tips
10 Non-touristy things to do in Paris
The oldest restaurant in Paris – a meeting place of revolutionary and artists
Lifestyle, Not the Money, Make Expat Women Go Abroad
Expat women have exciting lives, spend their days exploring their new country, and earn a lot of money. There are the lucky ones. But do they?
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Fjaerland – Glacier Museum, Book Town and Hotel on the Fjord
To reach Fjaerland isn’t easy. Arriving at last in the small village snug in the valley of the largest glacier in Europe, you ask yourself, ‘is this place real?’
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Fjord Hotel Norway: Discovering the Little Gem of Fjaerland Fjordstue
The stay in this fjord hotel in Norway offers genuine hospitality, dazzling fjord views, and a cosy atmosphere for celebrating special moments solo or not.
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Sofia Opera and Ballet – a Great Experience for the Cultured Traveller
For those who love culture, visiting Sofia Ballet and Opera can be one of the most unexpected and pleasant ways to discover Bulgaria’s capital.
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Past greatness and beauty of Hotel Saghro
The road from Merzouga to Ouarzazate passes through Tinghir – an unassuming town, taking its siesta under the winter sun. Hotel Saghro is watching over the oasis in its outdated but still…
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Home Exchange Enabled Me to Experience Countries in a Unique, Comfortable Manner
Using Home Exchange, I have been able to travel to 35 countries and access a particular style of accommodation that enabled me to experience countries in a unique, comfortable and leisurely manner.
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In Search of the Songlines, Solo Among the Mulgas
I wanted to witness life in the remote Outback. A world I dreamed of and read about. I felt a calling to this land. Like an old path that I forgot I had walked.
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High Tea at Chapels on Whatley
The crimson umbrella gleams in the same tint as her red lips; her painted body fills half of the shop window. “Tea is drunk to forget the din of the world”, reads underneath. The rotund Asian…
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Did Sydney Really Need Another Zoo?
In late November 2019, just before the bushfires took the main stage in the media, news came out. A new zoo park is opening its doors in Sydney. And it will be a money-making machine.
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Gluten free restaurants – Geri’s pick of best and tried
Calling all coeliac and gluten intolerant! I have started this list to share the gluten free restaurants I have tried and loved.
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Love the Desert? Check these natural landmarks around Alice Springs
The desert nature of Central Australia may suggest that it can be a boring place but the truth is far from that. In addition to all events, museums, nightlife and Aboriginal culture…
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