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Some of my favourite blogs – click to visit.
A really well researched and fascinating set of travel pieces here at Yoair.
Martin Bellamy’s blog is one for the VW enthusiasts. Winner of caravanner of the year, much taller in real life than online and an extremely nice bloke to boot.
If you are a francophile, and interested in the history and culture of France, this site will float your “bateau”.
Charlie is a down-to-earth Yorkshireman who never fails to raise a smile.
Marie offers some great practical tips and insights into the many countries she has visited. This one on Jordan is a classic example.
dave worked for the peace corps in morocco 1963-72. he gives wisdom, peace and planet love through his memories and thoughts here

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December 8, 2017 2835 × 2126 Colle di Tora – An Italian Wedding

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Stories of teaching and travelling. Mark Twain -Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness. Henry Miller – One's destination is never a place, but always a new way of seeing things.

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6 of the best for Iona: why I am so proud of my internationally-minded daughter
99 photos from Libya 2009
A-Z of Peaches travels
A Beatle, a bum and a brewery – tales from Oxfordshire
A HIGHLAND THING – PART 1 (FORT WILLIAM)
A HIGHLAND THING – PART 2 (THE ISLE OF SKYE)
A Highland Thing Part 3 – Some random thoughts from the third time up there (from this lockdown year 2021)
Ba-da-bing, we got a glawning
Bratislava is for life, not just for Christmas Markets
Colle di Tora – An Italian Wedding
Cool camping in cornwall
Croatia
CZECH REPUBLIC: Into hyperspace in prague
Desert Christmas – The Festival of the Desert, Tunisia
Egypt
Essaouira, Morocco
Finally got me a man-shed.
France – My Secret Mistress
Gambia
Germany – A Random act of kindness
Getting to Know Liechtenstein
Golden Moments from teaching abroad : Part 1 of the short blogs series. Slovakia.
Golden Moments from teaching abroad : Part 2 of the short blogs series. Africa.
Golden Moments from teaching abroad : Part 3 of the short blogs series. Those Weekends Away.
Golden Moments From Teaching Abroad Part 4 of the short blogs series: The British Embassy
GOLDEN MOMENTS FROM TEACHING ABROAD: PART 5 OF THE SHORT BLOGS SERIES. RIGHT PLACE, RIGHT TIME
He Who Can Not Be Named – Gaddafi’s Libya
Hungary
Iceland
India
Iona’s story
Jordan
Jordan redux
Knowing how to make the most of your time in Bratislava
Let us Pray: Syria (a photo gallery from Damascus)…
Lockdown Diary
Lockdown Diary 2
Lockdown diary 3
lockdown diary 4
Lockdown Diary 5
lockdown diary 6 – sorry i can no longer honour my intention to be non-partisan now.
Lockdown Diary 7
Lockdown Diary 8
Lockdown diary 9 – as long as i am not free to travel, i consider it to be still in lockdown: so here’s another one.
Lockdown Diary 10
luxembourg
Malaysia – In the footsteps of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
NEPAL: 3 WHEELS ON MY WAGON…
The Netherlands: Spreek Nederlands (speak Dutch)!
Now back home to Devon – Tales of Charity, Temperance, Drunkenness and Arson.
On Satnavs – Slovakia-Austria-Liechenstein-Germany-Luxembourg-Belgium-France-UK Trip
Peaches Gallery
Question: Did Somebody Just Murder Peaches? 12-09-17
Rich Man’s War
Road-tripping through Europe
Scotland
singapore – oddly … Jerusalema
Slovakia
The Sounds of Silence – from our home in Stupava, Slovakia
South africa
Sri Lanka
The times they are a Changin’ – cloud farm, Devon
Totnes
Trinidad and tobago – nah leaving.
Up through the Vrisic Pass – Slovenia
Vampires and the Preot’s wife – Romania
We Should All Take The Knee – International Football
Wimbleball Lake
With Refugees on the Hungary-Austria Border
Xixarella or Bust – A Road Trip to Andorra
You Can Get Anything You Want at Alice’s Restaurant
Zambia: Marketing skills
Zimbabwe – Flying Mhunga Air

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Stories of teaching and travelling. Mark Twain -Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness. Henry Miller – One's destination is never a place, but always a new way of seeing things.