by peajaykay | Sep 13, 2015 | Travel
13 SEPTEMBER, 2015 Icelandic ‘babymoon’ – VW style I’ve always been a fan of camper vans. The idea that you’re still camping – still ‘roughing it’ – yet fully able to get out and about, choose to move on (or not),...
by Tom Kendall | May 15, 2015 | Travel
15 MAY, 2015 Mauritius: Indian Ocean Adventures Nestled discreetly in the middle of the Indian Ocean, but close enough to Madagascar to be geographically a part of Africa, you might be fooled into thinking that this tropical idyll is a luxury destination only within...
by Tom Kendall | Sep 21, 2008 | Travel
21 SEPTEMBER, 2008 The Great Wall of China Built (and subsequently rebuilt and maintained) between the 5th century BC and the 16th century AD, there are few man-made structures on Earth which can inspire more than the Great Wall. It is so large it is now part of our...
by peajaykay | Jul 15, 2007 | Travel
15 JULY, 2007 Walking the entire 40km circular route of the Yamanote Railway Line, Tokyo The Yamanote Line is an urban railway line which loops around Tokyo. Unlike the subterranean Tokyo Metro, the Japan Rail (“JR”) Yamanote is often elevated on stilts or...
by Tom Kendall | Mar 21, 2003 | Travel
21 MARCH, 2003 Heading ‘Back East’: Crossing the Nullarbor TODAY IS THE DAY I turn my back on Perth, although for the first time, it wouldn’t be the last. It’s an early start, before boarding the train that is to take me to Adelaide, South Australia,...
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