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The Boroughs By the Havel

  There is something rather tantalizing about the quiet of small towns. They make me feel like I have taken Continue reading →

The Smuggler’s Cornwall

The Cornish landscape, in my fanciful mind, has been branded with swashbuckling smugglers, hidden coves, stormy seas and vast swathes Continue reading →

In Starbucks Country

A fishy kind of theatre was underway in the Pacific Northwest. Dungeness Crabs, royalty amongst the crustacean species in the Continue reading →

The Great Norwegian Outdoors

  Ut på tur, aldri sur’ is Norwegian for ‘Out on a hike, never gripe’. In sync with the Norwegian Continue reading →

The Hanseatic Sojourn – III

  Bremen was the last city on the trail. The smallest land in Deustchland the Free and Hanseatic city of Continue reading →

The Hanseatic Sojourn – II

  The train to Lübeck transported me to the land of marionettes and marzipan. I took off to the city Continue reading →

The Hanseatic Sojourn – I

  I was on the sets of a film. A heroine treading the cobbled stones of the alleys, flanked by Continue reading →

A Sardinian Saga

  Vendettas and violence have long vanished from the inland villages of Sardinia. Or so I was told as I Continue reading →

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