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A (mini) Greek Odyssey
This particular part-time adventure started with a question: how to do the Greek islands in a week? I’d never been, but I’ve always, always wanted to (N.B. I’ve since realised this isn’t strictly true… Not the always wanting to go bit, … Continue reading
Posted in Culinary adventures, International travel
Tagged Greece, island hopping, Naxos, Paros
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The two-year ticklist
So, first things first – I have been royally slack on the posting front. It’s been a year since the last one, and it’s not that I haven’t been anywhere worth writing about, it’s just that sometimes life (and travel) … Continue reading
Posted in Culinary adventures, International travel, UK travel, Uncategorized
Tagged travel goals, two-year ticklist
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Brilliant Bruges
To put it very simply, Bruges is brilliant. Not only is it close enough to the various England/France ferry and tunnel ports to make it a very viable weekend getaway, it also boasts a personality and general vibe that makes … Continue reading
The dream destination list
Commuting in the capital leaves a lot of time for daydreaming – and one of the best things to daydream about, I find, is travel. I love London, and there is enough to explore here to keep even the most … Continue reading
48 hours (ish) in Granada
Granada is a city of variety, but it is possible to get a tiny taste of what it has to offer over a two-and-a-half-day weekend (although pretty exhausting, definitely worth it). This means an early start and a couple of … Continue reading
Posted in Culinary adventures, International travel
Tagged Alhambra, Granada, Spain, tapas
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A weekend in Paris
Being a novice in terms of both the Eurostar and the French capital, it was surprising how easy the journey to Paris was. A little bit more than two hours on board (after breezing through check in and no need … Continue reading
New York, New York
Although London is a like a goldmine of places to see, things to do and people to meet, very occasionally it’s time to venture a bit further afield. Taking a long weekend in New York last year was one of … Continue reading