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Didn’t Keep up with the Kardashians-But Armenia was Kool. Photography / Reviews / Travel

Day 1 Valentine’s Day, 2019 This trip over to Armenia, ancestral home of the kith and kin of Kourtney, Kendal, Kylie and Kim began with flight FZ717 to Yerevan from Terminal 2, Dubai International. Taken initially by our regular Abu Dhabi driver, we had to change to a normal taxi at a Dubai hotel because of the risk of heavy fines for a non-registered taxi...

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Lebanon: She’s a Twenty-First Century Phoenix Photography / Reviews / Travel

Cute anecdote The Beirut taxi driver, a bronzed, seventysomething old timer, face deeply etched with the wrinkles of war, squeezes my hand as we pull up outside Lebanon’s only non-military airport, saying, “Merci d’être venu au Liban et reviens vite” (thanks for coming to Lebanon and come back quickly) On the short fifteen-minute drive along the sun-kissed coast we have talked about the many changes...

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Girli: the Pink Rock Poet Reviews

The scene: A small, sweaty, dark subterranean Duke Street, Liverpool bunker. A message over the loudspeaker: Pro-Brexit voters are encouraged to leave the venue. Those remaining invited to use the gender neutral toilets. And off it kicks. Pop, politics, poetry and pazzazz. Enter the utterly likeable dynamic duo, Girli and DJ Kitty. Bree Hart prowls and captures on film every second of this heavenly insanity, cooked...

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On the Buses- Colombia Style Thoughts / Travel

Where the hell have you been? Who me? Yes you!  OK, I know. It’s been a while since I scribbled anything down here. Too busy enjoying the adventure to write about the adventure. The last you heard from me I had made it, through gritted teeth, heavy breathing and growling cramps, to Machu Picchu, Peru’s lost city. From there I flew on to colonial Quito,...

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Five Go to Machu Picchu, via Salkantay Photography / Travel

Day 1: Briefing and Preparation I can’t say that my mind has allowed me to be entirely peaceful about the venture I am about to undertake. Every time and everywhere I read about the Salkantay trek to Machu Picchu, I hear words like “challenging” and “high level of fitness.” Do I have a high level of fitness, even at low altitude, without the effects of...

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24 Hours in Weirdom Thoughts / Travel

To travel is to seemingly cram more experiences, good, bad and downright weird, into 24 hours than you would in your everyday life. Sometimes those unexpected, almost bizarre, moments decide that they will congregate in a concentrated time period.  Let me explain what I mean. What I am about to describe all occurred between 6 a.m. on 6th Sept and 6 a.m. on the 7th...

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