WHEN? From 27th November to 10th December 2016 WHY SEYCHELLES? Stunning beaches Underwater world Unique nature Main reason for our trip to Seychelles is fulfilment of my wish to celebrate my birthday a bit different than usual. I wished to step into new decade of my life while enjoying the warmth of the sun, relaxing…
Day: November 10, 2016
The Seychelles – The Galápagos of the Indian Ocean — Uncover.Travel
The Seychelles 115 granite and coral islands extend from between four and ten degrees south of the equator and lie between 480 and 1,600 kilometres from the east coast of Africa, in the western Indian Ocean. Of the 115 islands, the 41 Inner Islands constitute the oldest mid-oceanic granite islands on earth, while a further […]…
MODI SHOULD STOP SPOUTING FIRE AGAINST BALOCHISTAN AND RATHER EXPLAIN THE BRUTALITY DONE BY INDIA IN IOK. — WORLD OF BLOGS
At the all-party meeting last Friday and in his Independence day address from the ramparts of the Red Fort,Narendra Modi in order to settle an account with Pakistan who is criticising India’s role in Indian Occupied Kashmir,he pointed out to Balochistan claiming that Balochis also want separation from Pakistan.However, this goes beyond a diplomatic tit…
India’s Invisible Army : Marcos! — GirlandWorld!
Story of the india’s Shadow forces and world’s elite navy commandos via India’s Invisible Army : Marcos! — GirlandWorld!
3 Pictures that capture 70th Indian Independence Day in Jaipur — Jaipur thru my lens !!
3 pictures that celebrate 70th Indian Independence Day in Jaipur via 3 Pictures that capture 70th Indian Independence Day in Jaipur — Jaipur thru my lens !!
All the reasons to fall in love with a travel girl… — Little Grey Box
Sitting with my grandma, eating raspberry jam on toast, sipping cups of black tea, we began to talk about what life was like for her, growing up. We often do, but this time she said something that really stuck with me. As a young girl in high-school my Nan had desperately wanted to move from…
In My Kitchen November 2016 — Please Pass the Recipe
I loved having the links to the IMK posts back in a central location, so once again I’m linking up with bloggers from around the world and sharing a little of what’s been happening in my domain during the past month. Follow the link to Bizzy Lizzy’s Good Things to look, to read or better […]…
Hello November! — This is Another Story
Is it November already? Where has the months gone? Where has the year gone? via Hello November! — This is Another Story
November Notes – Day 2 – Details in the Fabric — Ramblings of a Writer
November Notes – Day 2 – Details in the Fabric #novembernotes Fabric Clings Tanka – Inspired by Details in the Fabric by Jason Mraz who can calm down when static shocks spring from your clothes or even worst still car door shocks you when opened details are in the fabric English tanka poetry consists of […]…
Stepping into the Spotlight… — The BRW Creative
Matthew Travis Lorenz! Tell us about yourself, Matt… BRW Office – Dallas Degree/University – Oklahoma State University (Go Pokes!!!) Favorite piece of Architecture and/or Architect? Why? Gaudi ‘s La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona and Richard Meiers’ Rachofsky House in Dallas. Two totally different styles that create such equally beautiful designs. Seeing all the history and […]…
Barcelona — Flashback snapshots
The first word that crosses my mind when looking back on my visit to Barcelona is diversity. The city just blew my mind. First thing I’ve visited was Sagrada Familia – Gaudi’s yet unfinished masterpiece. One could stare at its majesty for hours, because all of the details that are built on it. This kind…
Meet Wouter and Marieke, the Generator Couple Persona — Customer Madness
These two, 25 yr old lovely Dutch people are from normal, average mid-class background and have enjoyed a higher education. They’ve both graduated from their university degree at HvU (University of applied sciences in Utrecht, Netherlands), Wouter in Retail Management and Marieke from Hospitality school, last year and just survived the first year of their […]…
Questions I Asked Myself While Studying Abroad — SDSU: Be International
What form of transportation should I use to travel to my dream destination this weekend? via Questions I Asked Myself While Studying Abroad — SDSU: Be International
Feels like home – Spain —
Hi guys,hope you’re having a good day. Finally I’m ready with my first travel story featuring Spain! I really could’t wait to share my experience with you all. Firstly, why Spain? The reason we chose to visit Spain this vacation is because I really love to find out and explore about a country’s past and…
Wanderlust – Tips for Trips — Snowshoe Bear
I wanted to share some of the knowledge I’ve gained, from travelling over the years. Some of this wisdom was earned through day-to-day experiences, some from the fruit of near catastrophe. Some practical things. . . . . Credit Cards & ATMs Don’t buy foreign currencies in advance of your trip. I rely on credit […]…
Berlin — Nithya’s travel diaries
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Euro railfanning —
Just back from a very enjoyable two-week family vacation to England and France. One of the many highlights on the trip was taking the Eurostar from London to Paris. Besides the fact that I hadn’t taken a passenger train in ages, the experience of high speed train travel was exhilarating. Barry, our train’s engineer, was…
Oradour sur Glane, France to England.. And the end of my Incredible Adventure. — Wheres Phil Europe 2016 – The Alps & home …
Leaving Oradour-sur-Glane I continue my trek north towards Calais the long way. Through the beautiful French wine regions of Southern and central France along with the exquisite French villages make this part of my journey a very pretty route. The Champagne region is massive and rolling hills with grape vines as far as the eye…
5 Money Saving Travel Tips for Your EuroTrip — Olive2travel
Here are my TOP 5 MONEY SAVING TIPS that won’t leave you breaking the bank for whatever you are most excited about doing/seeing in Europe, be it trying a plethora of cheeses or that cafe latte on the bank of the French Riviera! via 5 Money Saving Travel Tips for Your EuroTrip — Olive2travel
Surviving Air Travel — Learning How to Travel
Are you giddy with excitement about your upcoming trip over the Atlantic? Did you buy a nice new set of luggage, complete with a small carry on, excited at the prospect of flying over the ocean for the first time in style? Are you imagining your first long distance voyage in a plane to be…
Second Look in London, Travel Thursday — An Historian About Town
As I’m sure everyone can guess from my Travel Thursday posts, I love London! It’s historical and modern and fun and peaceful and exciting and diverse and there is something for everyone to enjoy, no matter who or what they are interested in. Sure, it is an expensive city and it will cost your wallet […]…
Honoring those who serve: Alaska Airlines unveils its newest livery — Alaska Airlines Blog
By offering complimentary travel to veterans on Honor Flights, priority boarding for active duty military and donations to numerous non-profit military organizations, Alaska Airlines has long been a proud supporter of the United States military. But today, Alaska unveiled its largest (and heaviest) honor to date – a Boeing 737-900ER with a customized paint job […]…
10 Essential Pet Travel Tips — FACE Foundation
Are you hitting the road with your dog or cat this summer? Whether your vacation plans include travel by car, motor home, plane, or rail, bringing your pet along for the ride always takes a little extra planning and preparation. Here are a few basic pet travel tips to be aware of before you and […]…
What to Wear: Air Travel — R and B International Travel Blog
With long hours in transit, cramped cabins and drastic temperature changes, dressing for travel isn’t always easy. Here are five essential items to make your travel more comfortable and convenient. Source: What to Wear: Air Travel via What to Wear: Air Travel — R and B International Travel Blog
Air travel in Africa — Larry Muffin At Home
The African continent is one of the largest in the World, something most people do not always grasp. Many years ago before I joined the Foreign Service, I worked for the Togo Government as a consultant then under the rule of General Étienne Eyadéma Gnassingbé. I travelled then on Air Afrique which was a fine […]…
Aliens and Restrooms: A Question for the Future — The Linda Life
When life from other planets visit Earth in the future, will they need to use restrooms? via Aliens and Restrooms: A Question for the Future — The Linda Life
The Big 3 Air Travel Hacks — The JetHead Blog
The airport today looks like a refugee crisis, with roiling crowds, congested waiting areas, interminable lines and rampant discontent. Regardless, here 3 vital but very simple air travel hacks that can ease your airport experience and set yourself far ahead of the madding crowd. First, know your flight number(s). Simple enough: write them down, flight […]…
Travel Meme Monday: Packing — deetravelssite.wordpress.com
This is so true for us! Except for the planning activities for kids part as we don’t have any. If hubby and I are traveling internationally, I usually pack three or two weeks before the trip. Domestic trips that require air travel, I start packing a week before. For weekend getaways, on my day off […]…
View From My Wheelchair: Accessible Air Travel — The rePurposed Life
If you have the ability to move, even if it is from a wheelchair to an airline seat, you may not have realized that airline travel is not an option for those individuals whose cannot make the transition. Recently, the Muscular Dystrophy Association has been working on making changes to travel accommodation for individuals with […]…
Lost Luggage: An American Blogger Returns to Germany Without His Suitcase — Oh God, My Wife Is German.
Oh sweet Jesus. Sweet sandal-wearing Jesus. I’m so jet lagged I can’t even think anymore. See, my German wife and I just returned from a 5-week trip to the States last night. Literally last night, and now we’re all kinds of messed up. Obviously the journey was long — we all know transatlantic flights are […]…
How-To: Air Travel With a Pelikan — The Pelikan’s Perch
Today’s post comes to you from an altitude of 32,900 feet at speeds of 500+ mph. It isn’t often that I fly but, when I do, I always feel very comfortable taking my Pelikans along. I understand that this can be a topic of concern for fountain pen aficionados as stories of in-flight inky disasters […]…
GratiTuesday: Packing a positive attitude — Retirementally Challenged
Travel, as gratifying and life-enriching as it can be, also includes a certain amount of stress. Unless you have Oprah’s money, you have to manage getting from Point A to Point B (and then C, D, E, etc.), consume food that isn’t part of your regular diet, sleep in beds and on pillows that may […]…
Yellow Warbler Adventure — Jet Eliot
Yellow warblers are a sunshine-bright New World warbler. They frequent willow and cottonwood thickets near streams, swamps, and marshes. On a recent Sunday I was on the trails of the Horicon Marsh (Wisconsin) at dawn, following the warbler’s subtle seet calls, hopeful to set eyes on this cheerful songbird. A widespread bird, at […] via Yellow…
Zen (or not) and the art of international air travel and food — polianthus
There is nothing like travel to broaden the mind. After an excruciating trip which entailed going through immigration once, 3 security checks involving removing all fluids from hand luggage and putting computers and tablets in trays, and, depending on the country, removing shoes, although I never left the airport environment the whole time, after opting…
25 tips to ease air travel with a baby — beingmommie.com
Must read tips if you are travelling in a flight with an infant. via 25 tips to ease air travel with a baby — beingmommie.com
UN Brokers New Global Green Tax on Air Travel — Watts Up With That?
Guest essay by Eric Worrall The United Nations has brokered a new international agreement which forces airlines to pay for “green” projects. By 2035, the UN expects the deal will siphon $24 billion / annum from the pockets of air travellers. Aviation pact on global warming wins go-ahead Airlines back UN accord to offset emissions […]…
When Travel Was Glamorous — Deidra Alexander’s Blog
Do you remember when air travel was so much better, before the tight security? Back then you could stuff your husband’s body in a trunk, fly to France, dump it outside of Paris and still have time for dinner with your French boyfriend. The dog barked, waking my husband. “Hush,” I told the dog. My […]…
Alaskan Cruise: Glacier Bay — The Page Turner
Glacier Bay is a step back into complete solitude ready for viewing the untouched nature. As you cruise into the bay area, one of the first things you see are the hanging glaciers. These are the round areas up in the mountains. They hang over the sides of the mountain with no hopes of reaching…
Tips for the First Time Cruiser —
As a first time cruiser, we did some research about cruising. And it helped us prepare for an awesome cruise. Hope to help you too and get cruising. Get to know your cruise. Explore the website of your cruise line. Read about the amenities, the map, the shops, restaurants and more. Prepare your paperwork prior […]…
Cruise Night — look around! — Milford Street
I am once again fortunate to have a guest spot on my friend Monica’s blog. Be sure to check her out. On weekends, she has a number of interesting guest contributors. Cheers! https://lookaround99.wordpress.com Kimball Farm in Lancaster, Massachusetts is the perfect place to get an ice cream cone. But go on Friday night during the […]…
Interview With a Solo Traveller — The Whimsical Chick
One of my monthly goals for October was to interview a solo traveller, and get some great insight for you guys! After perusing numerous travel blogs, I stumbled across Where is Lydia. I was immediately drawn in by her amazing photos, engaging post titles, and unique voice. I sent her an interview request, and she…
Travelling — carrieslifestyle
Travelling On the Trans-Siberian Railway as A Backpacker If you love backpacking, cheap travels, and plenty of adventure, check out the benefits of a trip on the Trans-Siberian Railway. Image by Enzojz via Flickr The whole idea of travelling to Russia has become popular with backpackers, it seems that they are either […] via Travelling —…
