My first stop was Australia . I went to Hervey Bay so I could go whale watching. Whales have always been fascinating to me and I admire the fact that despite their enormity, they still manage to be so graceful. As it was my first stop, I thought I would spoil myself and stay at the Charlton Luxury apartments.
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My first stop was Australia . I went to Hervey Bay so I could go whale watching. Whales have always been fascinating to me and I admire the fact that despite their enormity, they still manage to be so graceful. As it was my first stop, I thought I would spoil myself and stay at the Charlton Luxury apartments.
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Touring Macau on the China Coast
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TOURING MACAU ON THE CHINA COAST. Centuries before Britain built a colony at Hong Kong on the Pearl River, the Portuguese ran a busy trading enclave 40 miles away across the estuary. Then 450 years later, the Portuguese handed over Macau to China, on Dec. 20, 1999, just as the British did with Hong Kong in 1997. And, if you’re of a mind for adventure beyond the confines of Macau, there’s a gateway into China, where tourists can show a passport for a one-day visa into that once-forbidden zone ...Most of M...
A yen for Kyoto, Japan
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A YEN FOR KYOTO. When the speedy train from Osaka's ultra-modern airport deposited me in the temple town of Kyoto, Japan, I opted for an old-fashioned ryokan country-style inn. They come in all sizes and prices, just as the Western style hotels do in this bustling city that was Japan's capital for over 1,000 years.
EGYPT: CRUISING THE NILE
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EGYPT: CRUISING THE NILE. There’s at least one place in the world whose legendary allure hasn’t been exaggerated, where the sands of time and tradition mix with fresh winds of the modern world. That’s Egypt. At Luxor, Aswan and Abu Simbel the desert blows its hot breath over temples and tombs stretching back 5,000 years. Today, Cairo stands astride the Nile and two worlds, one foot planted by the great pyramids of Giza, the other in front of humming computer terminals in world-class hotels and offices.
Australia, information about the Highlands, Central Australia cuisine
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HIGH TIMES IN THE AUSTRALIAN HIGHLANDS. Once you get Down Under to Sydney, it'll take a lot to get you to leave the San Francisco of Australia. But the nearby Blue Mountains are the best reason I can think of, mate. These lovely highlands are just two hours from Sydney by car or train. These cool, wooded mountains, punctuated with deep canyons, make a fine day trip. But I suggest renting a car and spending at least two nights and days prowling this picturesque country. Follow the Blue Mountains Scenic Dr...
Fish and luxury in classic Mumbai, India
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HITTING THE HOTELS IN HONG KONG. What do you do on a rainy day in Hong Kong? Well, in our case we rode the famed Star Ferry, shopped, then cruised a couple of hotels to dry off.
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New York December 2012 | Notes from a small Island
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Notes from a small Island. Thoughts on marketing and creativity. New York December 2012. 13 December, 2012 in Chewing the Cud. Tags: Empire State Building. New York, New York – finally – over four years of talking about it we finally got round to going to New York. Here’s just a few pics from the trip. An error has occurred; the feed is probably down. Try again later. Subscribe to Notes from a small Island by Email. CREATE. Marketing Isle of Man. Things That Make Me Happy. Comments feed for this article.
A windy day at The Sound | Notes from a small Island
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Notes from a small Island. Thoughts on marketing and creativity. A windy day at The Sound. 24 March, 2013 in Isle of Man. A Windy Day at The Sound. An error has occurred; the feed is probably down. Try again later. Subscribe to Notes from a small Island by Email. CREATE. Marketing Isle of Man. Things That Make Me Happy. Comments feed for this article. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public).
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Notes from a small Island. Thoughts on marketing and creativity. An error has occurred; the feed is probably down. Try again later. Subscribe to Notes from a small Island by Email. CREATE. Marketing Isle of Man. Things That Make Me Happy. Comments feed for this article. 29 September, 2008 at 5:20 pm. James, whats your e-mail address, got some great pics! 30 October, 2008 at 12:55 pm. Good work. It is interesting, that we have chosen an identical point for photographing. 21 January, 2012 at 10:20 pm.
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Notes from a small Island. Thoughts on marketing and creativity. Brought up on a farm, the outdoors has always been a major draw for me. Spent my youth hanging from cliffs, cycling round the south of the Isle of Man or bobbing around in the Irish Sea. I’m a proud Manxie and haven’t found anywhere on my travels I’d rather live. Who can argue with being no more than 30 minutes from the sea in any direction at any time! I love what I do and I’m lucky to work with some awesome people. Enter your comment here.
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The Barefoot Traveler - Daily Life
Jumping Off Ledges and Out of Planes Down in New Zealand. So this is my final 'not perfect' blog post about my 11 day trip to the South Island of New Zealand:. Stop #1: Christchurch -. We needed sleep as we were starting our Contiki "'Sweet as' South" Tour in the morning! Stop #2: Lake Ohau -. Stop #3: Dunedin -. Stop #4: Queenstown -. We left Dunedin in the morning and heading northwest to the Adventure Capital of the World - Queenstown, New Zealand. Now, we spent 4 nights in this city, so I'll just...
Barefoot Travelers Rooms
Book A Kayak Tour. Welcome to Barefoot Travelers Rooms. Punta Santiago, Puerto Rico. Barefoot Travelers Rooms, where shoes are optional, is a unique, relaxing, clean and comfortable Beach Guesthouse located off the beaten path, on the southeastern coast of Puerto Rico. We are just 6 houses from a very gentle coastline of the Caribbean Sea, nestled next to the Humacao Nature Reserve. Our spacious guesthouse features three private guestrooms. That are our speciality. Check out our reviews.
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barefoot travelers rooms | ~adventure travel in puerto rico~ explore, relax, rejuvenate, redefine
Adventure travel in puerto rico explore, relax, rejuvenate, redefine. June 7, 2009. Punta santiago , humacao, puerto rico. We are a small laid-back adventure oriented guesthouse. Clean, cool, and off the beaten path. Specializing in hanggliding, paragliding, kayaking and much more. 787-850-0508 inside puerto rico 1-787-850-0508 outside puerto rico. We hope to welcome you here at ‘barefoots’ in the future…. Explore, relax, rejuvenate, redefine. Posted in eco adventure travel. Blog at WordPress.com.
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BAREFOOT TRAVELING
This blog will roll-off Barefoot Naked. For a month as we travel across the nation in our trusty Subaru Outback. First week - lake week and prep work. Second and third week - off to Telluride with Dave and Tarah. Fourth week - Hilton Head with the family. Click on any of the photos to enlarge. Wednesday, July 6, 2011. I'm on a Boat. Whether taking a cruise on Soft Landing or enjoying a ride on the dinghy to look for dolphins, everyone in the family had a fantastic and relaxing time. Keep on Goin' . After...
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Musings of a barefoot traveller
Skip to main content. Musings of a barefoot traveller. About travels, the great outdoors, conservation issues, and the occasional bout of musing. May 29, 2017. 1 When cheap, buy in bulk. 160;and store properly*. Look for whats on sale, or in season. During the Easter sales, I bought two turkeys. Dried goods, e.g. rice, flour, pasta/noodles, beans, lentils, quinoaFrozen foods, such as meats, seafood and vegetables. Frozen in meal portions, meats and seafood can last for months. T…. May 18, 2017. 160;with ...
Barefoot Traveller, back packer stories, places to visit, Hervey Bay, Vanuatu, Knysna
My first stop was Australia . I went to Hervey Bay so I could go whale watching. Whales have always been fascinating to me and I admire the fact that despite their enormity, they still manage to be so graceful. As it was my first stop, I thought I would spoil myself and stay at the Charlton Luxury apartments.
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Barefoot Travels – Work Shoes : OFF LIMITS
Work Shoes : OFF LIMITS. MT PALAY-PALAY (PICO DE LORO). August 31, 2014. August 31, 2014. August 31, 2014. August 31, 2014. August 31, 2014. August 31, 2014. July 6, 2014. Follow Barefoot Travels on WordPress.com. Like us on Facebook! Like us on Facebook! We’ve Got the Travel Bug. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com.
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the barefoot tree
Friday, 18 November 2016. Ready for my close-up. If you don't mind my asking, when did you last take a photograph of yourself? In other words, when was your latest selfie? I asked myself that question earlier this week and struggled to come up with an answer. After a few minutes' thought I reckoned that the last time I took a photograph of myself was last August, i.e. August 2015, i.e. (if a further 'i.e.' is allowed) 15 months ago. That realization produced two near-simultaneous responses in me:. Like m...
