• Travel
  • Not how I remember: Bangkok, Thailand

    After arriving in Bangkok for the very first time on the 22nd January, this was to be my third visit to the bustling city I have grown to both love and hate. The night train was a pleasant journey as I had paid a little extra for the bigger air conditioned bottom bunk and was lucky […]

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  • Goodbye to a wonderful country: Vientiane, Laos

    Like always, the bus dropped us off at some-out-of-town station meaning we had to pay for a tuk-tuk into Vientiane. This is one additional cost I hate paying and unfortunately I’ve witnessed this money-making scheme throughout Asia and there’s nothing tourists can do about it. After enjoying our stay at Khammany Inn in Luang Prabang so much, […]

  • Weekly Treats
  • This week’s sweet treats: 09/05/2014

    La Fabula, Granada, La Cantina de Diego, Monachil, La Hacilla, Guejar Sierra, La Tahona de los Galindos, Orgiva, almond, coconut, Flora Tea, Gracie-Ann's, Port Solent, Summer Love, green tea

    What better way to start your Friday than with our weekly round-up of some of the many sweet treats we’ve eaten this week. Here’s five of our favourites! Clockwise from top left: 1. La Fábula, Granada, Spain. One of the most fantastic meals we’ve ever eaten. A wonderful experience with great attention to detail and beautiful presentation. […]

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  • A backpackers paradise: Vang Vieng, Laos

    I can see why most backpackers love Vang Vieng so much. Accomodation is cheap and the streets are lined with stalls selling western-style baguettes for just over a dollar and peanut butter and Nutella pancakes for the same price. Western-style restaurants showing episodes of ‘Friends’ and ‘How I met you mother’ are everywhere and you can even […]