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Climbing to the Tiger’s Nest

By Evan 6 months ago
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Details

By Evan 9 months ago
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Larapinta 14: Mount Sonder

By Evan 1 year ago
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Kumano Kodo 3: to the shrine

By Evan 2 years ago
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Finally, we find the Aurora

By Evan 12 years ago
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Jerash: last Roman out left the lights on

By Evan 16 years ago

We made an unlikely connection with George, our driver for the day, when we discovered

  • Jordan

Hotel: found

By Jennifer 16 years ago

After 10 days being mollycoddled from hotel to tourist site and back again, we were

  • Egypt

Away from home-sick

By Evan 16 years ago

There’s little that will make you pine for home more than feeling sick while travelling.

  • Egypt

Egypt family tour review

By Evan 16 years ago

As our tour of Egypt is winding down the four families had dinner together last

  • Egypt

Temple of Luxor and vandalism through the ages

By Evan 16 years ago

Here’s a riddle for you. If you’ve got a temple that’s several thousand years old

  • Egypt

Tall toilet tales

By Evan 16 years ago

This is soooo silly. Most Egyptian public toilets are an exercise in touch minimisation. Can

  • Egypt

Little bits from a great day

By Evan 16 years ago

Hot air balloons drift over the morning haze as we drive to the Valley of

  • Egypt

Of things fake and things real

By Evan 16 years ago

A felucca on the Nile is clearly a tourist experience, but there’s little that makes

  • Egypt

Security theatre

By Jennifer 16 years ago

Every Egyptian place where tourists might enter is marked by a X-ray machine and metal

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