Not wrong and not right – Scotland
Once again, I clicked on my old pictures folder and browsed through photos of a dreary vacation in Scotland. The unpleasant Scottish weather and a bunch of out of focus […]
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A run in Dubai
The other day, I spent a couple of hours cringing through my old pictures folder. I was a belly monster. Okay, it’s a little bit of an exaggeration. I dabbled […]
Under a Spell- Sicily
There is something about Sicily that I find so inviting. Under the radar of the average tourist, I spent hours and hours organizing road/train trips around Sicily that never worked […]
Seoul Food – South Korea
South Korea was never on my trava-radar: high tech, amazing infrastructure, easy access, omnipresent wifi… Why should I visit? Apart from mainstream history, culture and wild Korean tv drama, I […]
A day in the life of…. – Singapore
A bunch of years ago, I spent a year working out of Singapore. Fearless to MSG, I ate like a pig relative to my 5 foot size. Although I ‘presumed’ […]
Walking Tour- Sofia, Bulgaria
At 5pm, right before sunset, we made it to Sofia’s city center. Confronted by dull skies and light rain, we zoomed around all the famous landmarks on foot in less […]
Frozen in Rila – Bulgaria
From Plovdiv we headed to Rila Monastery, 300kms away. Although Sofia was much closer (150km away), we decided to spend more time on the road and visit Rila. During our […]
The Ancient Town of Plovdiv, Bulgaria
In the rain, our guide maneuvered the car into a maze of alleyways along Plovdiv’s naturally elevated old town. Plovdiv, which goes back 6,000 years ago, is rich in historical […]
A season without roses – Kazanlak, Bulgaria
Shipka Pass, 1300 meters up in the Bulgarian mountains, was covered in snow, which meant one of two things; either risk our necks for a crash course in history that […]
The old capital – Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria
From Bucharest we zipped by empty green fields, which would have been invaded by sunflowers with their heads turned to face the sky had we visited in Spring, and headed […]
