Reflections of Berlin
Monday 1st July… Danke, I said to my taxi driver after he dropped me off at my new home for the next 3 nights…I checked into my hotel and collapsed on my bed…This is it…I […]
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Monday 1st July… Danke, I said to my taxi driver after he dropped me off at my new home for the next 3 nights…I checked into my hotel and collapsed on my bed…This is it…I […]
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1980… Mysterious, exotic Istanbul has intrigued me ever since I saw dreamy photos of a city of huge mosques and towering minarets, looking over the watery expanse of the Bosphorus teeming with bouncing ferries […]
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One of my first travel memories as a child was seeing photos of Machu Picchu and being in awe of this incredible lost world high above the clouds. I thought it must be one of […]
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Ahhh Budapest, what a gorgeous, interesting and wonderful city you are! I was lucky enough to spend two days here and felt that I got a great insight into this fascinating capital. There is beauty […]
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My main aim of going to Antigua 25 years ago was to learn Spanish, what I came away with was so much more. There is something to be said about living like a local. It […]
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It was July 1995 – I know that as the dates were printed on the photos – remember those days? Africa, to me, was always the mysterious continent that was experienced by the lucky few […]
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After our Roman Holiday we boarded a train from Rome to Naples and with speeds up to 300km p/hour had us there in no time. After being collected from the railway station we were taken […]
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Our Italian adventure started with an early transfer from Rome airport into the city. After the long flight I was relieved to have the driver waiting for us and we were taken to our home […]
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Flinders Street Station, 7.00 am on a cool Sunday spring morning. Why on earth would anyone be here? The crowd is growing, an eclectic bunch, arriving in heavy jackets and big beanies, moving on the […]
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If you’ve asked anyone about their time in Syracuse, chances are they will mention Andrea, the sandwich man. With queues around the block it’s not hard to find Caseificio Borderi, a deli and sandwich restaurant […]
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