Blog Entries tagged 'food'
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- Yang Mei SeasonIt's yang mei season! Never heard of yang mei? Well, me either. You MAY have heard of yumberry which is what some companies have called it in the past, although if I had seen a package that Posted by Blanchardlawn in Sinoshine | Jun 15, 2013
- FINAL DESTINATIONAt a really cheap rate of $46 I got a direct flight, 1300 km long, from Thailand to Malaysia. Yup that's right, I'm in Malaysia. This is, unfortunately, the LAST stop on my summer journey. Luckily, I am ending my Posted by mayals in My Dream Trip Around the World | Jun 10, 2013
- THAILAND~~~Bangkok, Thailand..... My second last destination, how crazy! It was a $263 flight and 2213 km, but 7 hour and 15 minutes (including a layover of 1 hour and 25 minutes) I was in my second last destination! I Posted by mayals in My Dream Trip Around the World | Jun 10, 2013
- HELLO ASIA! :)As you can see, another blog, another place I visited. This was my first stop in Asia, Nepal!!! The flight from Brussels to Nepal, Kathmandu was 17 hour 55 minute flight with a 6 hour 45 minute layover. This long Posted by mayals in My Dream Trip Around the World | Jun 10, 2013
- Arthur's Pass to Franz Josef Glacier - Day 73Well, last night was freezing. Literally. The window screen on the van was frozen when we woke up and it was only 1 degrees, so it must have dropped below zero during the night. All night we kept waking up Posted by staceywaugh in Waughs around the World | Apr 5, 2013
- Paris - Places to see and things to eat!Only 2 hours and 16 minutes later, I am in Paris. It was only 344 km apart. Might I add that my first Chunnel experience was affordable ($190) and convenient and comfortable. I LOVE the fact that I didn't have Posted by mayals in My Dream Trip Around the World | Jun 9, 2013
- Destination of the Week: London!And I'm not talking London, Ontario. That's right folks, I am currently in London, England (for 5 days)!!! After travelling 7100 km and taking a 10 hour 10 min plane ride (including 1 hour stop in St. Lucia) to London Posted by mayals in My Dream Trip Around the World | Jun 9, 2013
- Gouda you like ta go to Gouda?[Note that the title only makes sense if you pronounce Gouda in the Dutch way (Howda) instead of the Canadian way (Gooda). And even then, my kids say I'm really stretching it...]
Today was yet another opportunity to combine a visit Posted by KZFamily in Travelling Family | Jun 6, 2013
- Blenheim to Kaikoura and Arthur's Pass - Day 72 We have a really tight schedule for the South Island in order to fit in everything we want to see so we hit the road early this morning to head to Kaikoura, as we've read there are sea lions and Posted by staceywaugh in Waughs around the World | Apr 4, 2013
- Deserts and Desserts
This blog is going to cover two things.
1. Sand boards and dune buggies in Huacachina.
2. 72 hours of Gluttony in Lima
Of course as always we will include loads of photos.
1. H Posted by ladiesofleisure in A year or so of Misadventure and fun | Jun 3, 2013
- Taking the Stress out of RyanairDear Reader,
Ryanair has just been voted WORST AIRLINE FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE by 2,500 Good Housekeepingreaders. This should come as no surprise to anyone who has used their services, and I use that word loosely!
As I Posted by haveyoubeenyet in Have You Been Yet? by Pam Fisher | Jun 1, 2013
- Dutchies (and I don't mean the Tim Hortons donuts)[float=left][/float]On Saturday, we made ourselves scarce with the promise of our host coming by to clean the place. It wasn’t too hard as we had made Posted by KZFamily in Travelling Family | May 29, 2013
- The Netherlands, Day Two[float=left][/float]Today was our second full day in Holland. As some of you may know, we've had a few house troubles, but thankfully we were able to reach an agre Posted by KZFamily in Travelling Family | May 29, 2013
- LAST STOPAfter a busy couple of weeks travelling I have concluded my visit to South America. I ended my visits on a good note in Trinidad and Tobago. I travelled about 376 km from St. Lucia to Port of Spain On Posted by mayals in My Dream Trip Around the World | May 24, 2013
- Cornwall 15th MaySt Michael is the patron saint of warning fishermen about deadly storms. Given this they named a rock after him. Behold St. Michael's Mount!
[img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/484888/IMG_1 Posted by Dohscovery in Ameizing Andventures | May 28, 2013
- ParisAfter getting off to a good start in second semester we set off on our next trip, this time to France. One of the best parts about living among Catholics in southern Germany is all the holidays. Second semester started Posted by kmclean in Canadian Students Abroad | May 21, 2013
- Cornwall 14th MayDown pouring with rain, we were driven through Dartmoor. Moors in general are known to be both beautiful and dangerous. Dartmoor in particular is home to a special breed of free roaming ponies, pixies leading people astray, one of England's Posted by Dohscovery in Ameizing Andventures | May 27, 2013
- Cornwall 13th MayAfter a moderate drive out of London, our first stop was to see a Wiltshire white horse, this is the practice of digging four feet down to collect chalk, and then compacting it in the shape of various things, the Posted by Dohscovery in Ameizing Andventures | May 26, 2013
- Irish Food and Snacks There isn’t much to describe about traditional Irish food as we soon found out. Their main diet seems to consist of meat, vegetables (mainly potatoes) and bread.
Irish stew: rich gravy with meat (either lamb or beef), potato, carrot and Posted by Wongderful in Ameizing Andventures | May 21, 2013
- Fast Food...au style Afrique!After passing through 10 countries and eating our way through each one a little bit at a time, here’s a quick recap of what each country had to offer. Don’t get me wrong, it may not be as exotic as Posted by moseyingmizuiks in Morning Coffee | May 15, 2013
- Food-ishA couple of people asked why I haven't put many photos of food up.
Here you go then.
Oh and don't judge me, what I haven't taken photos of are the endless sandwiches and non deep fried foods!
[img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/582036/IMG_239 Posted by joachim_d in Unemployed and Homeless | May 14, 2013
- Back to Bangkok2/3--New Siam Guesthouse. This place never changes. Khao San Road will forever be locked in the 60's with a constant parade of foreigners from all over. Interestingly we have heard the Chinese now make up 13% of all Posted by jonshapiro in Vagabonding at 60 | May 13, 2013
- European Food - FranceAndouillette sausage: A far cry from the delicately refined German sausage, this beast is a truly gross chunky sausage, where as soon as you look at it and see what you are ingesting, you become much less interested in ingesting Posted by Dohscovery in Ameizing Andventures | May 6, 2013
- European Food - Spain & SwitzerlandSpain:
Whilst in Barcelona we tried several tapas dishes including Squid Ink rice, grilled salted peppers, potato croquettes, and jamon which is Spains' cured ham.
[img=http://photos. Posted by Dohscovery in Ameizing Andventures | May 5, 2013
- European Food - ItalyPizza: The gigantic thin crusted slices, light, crisp, & fresh from the oven, with some nice toppings. Seriously addictive.
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