A few months earlier, I locked in a 6-day, 5-night budget camping safari. People told me 6 days would be too long for a safari, but they underestimated my enthusiasm for animals. Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeek. I was just as excited to see my first giraffe as my 20th. The safari I booked took me to the four […]
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I want to get licked by a giraffe, it’s been my lifelong dream since April of the same year- so I booked a trip to Tanzania. I later learned that the giraffe is their national animal. I love when I make good, thought-through life choices. My route: It takes about 2 hours to get from
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From Cambridge, you can easily do a cheeky day trip to London, England (there is one in Canada as well, don’t mix them up) since it’s only about an hour by train. eat. If you want to convince me to marry you for under 40 quid, just take me to my favourite restaurant- Flat Iron.
guess who’s calling? London Read More »
Our Peruvian story last left off with the hero’s (me and my cousin, obviously) mesmerising ascent towards the ancient Inca Sun Gate, the original entranceway for the mystical Machu Picchu- followed by a free t-shirt. Hard to say what impressed me more. Snaking our way down towards the ruins, we experienced our last moments of
Machu picchu: aguas calientes – peru, adieu Read More »
I did a little day trippy to Hallstatt from Salzburg (about 2.5 hours one way by public transport). I know it’s blown up on da gram, but it’s a goodie. I hated everything about that sentence. But genuinely, it’s really picturesque. hallstatt from salzburg by public transport I caught the 150 bus at 08:15 from
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After a covid-y cock up where I moved to Edinburgh, back to the fam-jam in Canada, to England, and then back to Amsterdam – I am currently living in the EXACT room where I stayed 5 years ago (good thing I don’t compare myself to other people or I would be so embarrassed right now).
Amsterdam wrapped up Read More »
I wanted to go to Colmar since the day I was born and so I went last weekend. Although I prefer trains, the 8+ hour journey and hefty price tag forced me to take a plane from Amsterdam. The closest/ easiest connection to Colmar is either Basel, Switzerland or Strasbourg, France. Sort by price =
Little town, it’s a quiet village Colmar Read More »
Reading is magic. I particularly enjoy channelling my inner Gandolf by surrounding myself with stacks of books and old parchment paper. Although right now I’ll have to settle for my own bookshelf and crumpled newspaper that will eventually be used for the cat litter box. LIVIN LA VIDA LOCA. Especially right now during Covid when
Brilliant bookstores and lovely libraries Read More »
A York day trip from Edinburgh is totally doable but it is a long day since it is 2.5 hours each way on the train (maybe shorter if you bought a more expensive train ticket) but I spent 38 pound return and booked about a week in advance through Raileurope. I looked at a few
York: Pudding, Ham Read More »
Itinerary (October 12-28): My arrival into Vietnam, Da Nang and Hoi An are covered in my first Vietnam post. Hue To get to Hue from Hoi An, you need to go back to Da Nang and catch a train from there or you can take a bus, but I think you have to change buses
Vietnam: No Hue, Hanoi took Ha Long? Read More »
