…travel blogging friends along the way, I’m excited to be exploring another new country and admiring the culture and history of the place, I’m excited to meet other people at the hostel and once again start the roundabout of making new friends for a couple of days. So while the travel butterflies perform advanced acrobatic maneuvers in my stomach causing me to doubt myself I know it’s a good thing. […]
…r. I’m a temporary resident and when the visa runs out it’s time to find a new country and a new city to do it all over again with that same sized bag of belongings. The real joy with living abroad is the moment you realise you’re less of a tourist and more of a local. Over time I found I no longer held up the line at the tube […]
…the 2 kilometers up hill to Lone Pine for the Australia service while the New Zealanders headed a further 2 kilometers to attend their own unique service. The walk was no easy task, over rocks and gravel that at times felt like I was climbing and not walking up a hill. The Lone Pine site marks a battle between the Australians and Turkish that was launched as part of a […]
…What I realised while hot footing my way around Europe was that for me to come to terms with making decisions on what I’d see and do, I had to come to terms with the choices I had on offer. To do that I’d make a list in my head based around one or several of the options below: Did I want to see this place/visit this city/do this activity […]
…return to create new pieces. It is a shame really as some of these art works are just so good I’d prefer to see them each day rather than a plain old wall left painted in a patchwork of colors after the council has been. In my mind, for a free walking tour where you leave a tip at the end I don’t think you can go wrong and encourage […]
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