Meeting Sonu
Sonu, unpretentious and hushed in the delivery of his sentences, hoped I found Kathmandu to be homely.
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Tickling A Tarantula Up The Tambopata
The business end of the snake was already inside a hole in the bank but enough of it was still sliding across the path, shiny black in the torchlight, to make me to wonder why I had fancied a few days in Peruvian Amazonia.
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Down and out in Dharamsala
My calves were stuck to the mat and my back felt broken beyond repair. Rivulets of sweat gathered in the wrinkles of my forehead and my cheeks shivered with the strain. I focussed on the window but the...
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The Answer is Blowin in the Wind
They whistled and giggled in gay abandon, like girls not yet out of adolescence, although their well-developed womanly forms clearly indicated shapely specimens of that exquisite species – French mid-twenties females.
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Sint Eustatius
Sint Eustatius is blessed with a naturally beautiful volcanic landscape where visitors will discover a rich history and fascinating culture. Discover the adventure and activities on offer and marvel at the abundance of wildlife.
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The money exchange in Myanmar
The trials and tribulations of exchanging money in Myanmar (Burma)'Min-gala-ba' beamed our taxi driver with a sky wide smile and bug-eyed enthusiasm. In clear opposition of his perceived natural...
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Southern Man
Ah the South, with its slow paced glamour and whispered secrets, playing hide-and-seek amongst the sigh of Magnolia blossoms. I was in Charleston, imagining shades of Scarlet O’ Hara, elegant plantations and mint juleps.
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What Lies Beneath
Parisians are going about their daily Parisian type things. Such favourite French pastimes like talking politics (loudly), drinking coffee from miniature mugs and putting the moves on pavement poodle poo.
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