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    • Huis, Belgian Bar and Kitchen, Southsea, Portsmouth

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    Huis (Flemish) – Hooey; Hoyse; Hoose; Hoo-is; Hew-is… I’ve heard lots of different pronunciations of it (and I’m pretty sure they have too) but however you want to say it, I have the correct one … House! Huis is a Belgian bar and kitchen on Elm Grove in Southsea. They serve an amazing amount of […]

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  • Event

    • North South Feast West Chocolate Festival: Immigration Museum, Melbourne

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    Last week I was lucky enough to attend the Chocolate Festival at Melbourne’s Immigration Museum. This was the first in a series of events by North South Feast West taking place this summer and autumn. Since arriving in Melbourne three months ago, I have yet to visit one of the many museums as I’m not […]

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  • Travel

    • Cycling through 4000 temples: Bagan, Myanmar

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    Although our second night bus in Myanmar was less crowded than the first, the bumpy roads made it impossible to sleep as it felt like I was on a roller coaster. I should count myself lucky I don’t have the Asian gene which causes extreme travel sickness, with almost everyone on the bus throwing up […]

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