6/9/24 Day 1 After a hectic workday, I managed to escape the site at 3 pm, eager to kick off the long-awaited getaway. Before Debbie arrived at Liverpool Street station, I grabbed a few cans of lager for our train ride to Stansted Airport—a little travel tradition to ease into vacation mode. But the smooth […]
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Our September week off was approaching, and we were eager to escape. Sri Lanka was the initial dream, but pricey flights and the long journey put an end to that. Prague seemed like a good alternative, but we weren’t keen on spending the whole week there. That sparked the idea of exploring more of Central
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Well it’s been a while since I updated this webpage. I’m gonna put some effort into bringing it back to life. I’ve been to a few places since I last used the page, and I still need to finish the Morocco part. I realized that keeping the page up to date while traveling was challenging,
We set off from Fes early in the morning, embarking on a 10-hour bus journey through the Middle Atlas mountain range. The first stop was Ifran, often referred to as the “Moroccan little Switzerland,” a picturesque town known for its cleanliness. Despite the limited time, we found it beautiful. Next, we made a brief stop
Today marked our first thrilling adventure through the streets of Fez. We hopped on a short bus trip from our hotel and arrived at the old Jewish quarter. While strolling, we managed to grab some water and learned that many of the Jewish community members relocated when the state of Israel was formed, but the
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We started our adventure in Morocco with a bus journey from Casablanca to Fez. Half way we got to stop for a guided tour around some Roman ruins at Volubilis. Volubilis was hotter than the sun and Debbie felt like she was going to melt!!! Temperatures soaring up to 44 degrees, it was unlike any heat
After a tiring flight and a late check-in yesterday, we decided to have a relaxed morning, recharging our batteries and picking up a few essentials from the local supermarket. Exploring foreign supermarkets is always an interesting experience In the early afternoon, we set out on our adventure to the Hassan II Mosque, aiming to immerse
After a long 7 months without time off and a chaotic week at work (was also recovering from a cold which I have now passed to Debs), I was excited to embark on my next adventure. To kick things off, I enjoyed a beer with my colleagues at the broadcaster, a pub just outside work.
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My birthday break from the UK began with a short trip to Turkey. Unfortunately, our journey got off to a rocky start when Debbie realized on the train to the airport that she had updated her passport but not the airline booking, resulting in an incorrect name. We encountered a lot of stress at the
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Visiting the Rainbow Mountains was like stepping into one of those picturesque scenes that frequently grace Microsoft Windows screensavers, where it’s perpetually sunny. However, the weather didn’t quite live up to those expectations when I actually visited—ironically. The experience itself was rather peculiar. After spending a week trekking in the Andes, our second group guide
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