Blog Entries tagged 'food'
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- Barcelona, Re-Discovered Last week I went back to Barcelona after a very long absence. My last leisure trip to the city was in February 1973. I was there on business during the late 90s but Posted by IainT in Here, and Sometimes There | Mar 10, 2019
- Bangkok Street Food is AMAZING!This is the first time I traveled to Bangkok Thailand. I was amazed by all the street food here because they are so so so cheap. From just $1 dollar! YES just $1 dollar. That's the price for a pack Posted by guiguishui in Guiguishui Street Food, Travel & Life | Mar 8, 2019
- Desert life===A morning in camp=== [center] Early morning at the camp - our tent on the right[/center] We slept well in our cosy tent, enjoying the peace and Posted by ToonSarah in Travel with me ... | Mar 6, 2019
- Perfect day starts with a perfect food and ambiance [center][/center] Are you planning to go to Kerala nearly? Is Alleppey in your bucket list? Then I must say you are planning the best trip for yourself. On 20 Posted by sayantani in messytraveller | Mar 1, 2019
- Antigua and Acaltenago VolcanoOn Saturday, we took a private shuttle from Xela to Antigua. There was 5 of us total from the school. Our first stop in Antigua was to Refugio Coffee shop which had the best almond milk latte of Posted by dredayhurray in Guatemalan Adventure at Pop Wuj Clinic | Feb 19, 2019
- Kaikoura to Blenheim for Marlborough Wine & Food FestivalWe arrived in Kaikoura on 6th for our whale watch boat tour but it was cancelled due to the weather. We wandered round Kaikoura and bought rummikub from the charity shop and played it in the van. [img=https://photos.travellerspoint.com/960524/1F508911-B Posted by Louisejhcowan in Chris and Lou’s NZ Van Adventures | Feb 11, 2019
- Mayan Traditional Medicine Mynor taught indigenous medicine today. He has worked at the school since its inception 27 years ago. He taught the class with a passion that I have only seen a few times Posted by dredayhurray in Guatemalan Adventure at Pop Wuj Clinic | Feb 8, 2019
- Fishers in Leith The Visitor announced “fish” when asked what she wanted to eat on Sunday night (3rd February). In Scotland that just opens up a huge variety of p Posted by IainT in Pit Stops | Feb 4, 2019
- Snow in the desert?===White Sands National Monument=== [center] Early morning shadows on the White Sands[/center] It was the White Sands in part at least that brought us to New Mexico, and they Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's (past) travels | Oct 7, 2011
- From aliens to the Wild West and back out to space! The Rosswell Day’s Inn where we had spent the night included breakfast in its room rate. This was described by the motel in its publicity material as ‘luxurious’, but ‘adequate’ would have been a muc Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's (past) travels | Oct 6, 2011
- The truth is out thereFrom Fort Sumner we continued south, cutting across country on State Road 20, with hardly another vehicle to be seen, and then picking up Highway 285 for the run down into Roswell. ===Roswell=== [center][img=https://photos.travellerspoint.com/871113 Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's (past) travels | Oct 5, 2011
- Big sky country ===Farewell to Cimarron=== Breakfast at the St James Hotel was disappointing after the previous evening’s good dinner – a buffet with weak coffee, over-chilled fruit salad, over-cooked eggs, but p Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's (past) travels | Oct 4, 2011
- Best of 2018 (4) Category 4 of the awards is for restaurants. Really I spoiled myself again this year in the eating out category. In Girne - well I knew where to go, and ha Posted by IainT in Here, and Sometimes There | Jan 23, 2019
- Going around in Enchanted Circles After breakfast this morning we checked out of La Doña Luz Inn and hit the road again, travelling north. Our destination for the night was Cimarron and once again we had decided to follow a roundabou Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's (past) travels | Oct 3, 2011
- Travels in Thailand[map=116117 If you think adventure is dangerous, try routine, it is lethal ~ Paul Coelho Roy had only been back at work for a month when we took the first of our 'already' arranged trips - a month in the sun (hopefully) Posted by RoyandIngrid in Carry On Travelling... | Jan 22, 2019
- Taking the High Road to Taos For breakfast on our last morning in Santa Fe we returned to the Burro Alley Café for more of their delicious pastries, sitting inside this time rather than in the pretty courtyard as the weather had Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's (past) travels | Oct 1, 2011
- The capital, new and old===1972 was a long time ago (are those violins I hear in the background?) – and, yes, Madeira has changed. The Escudo has been replaced by the Euro. EU funds have drilled dozens of long road tunnels and built bridges Posted by Keep Smiling in A postcard from Madeira | Jan 17, 2019
- Arty Santa Fe[center] Autumn colour, Cathedral Park [/center] ===Where the locals go=== [float=right][img=https://photos.travellerspoint.com/871113/5980470-W Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's (past) travels | Sep 30, 2011
- Around Santa Fe[center] In the courtyard of the Burro Alley Café [/center] Although we had Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's (past) travels | Sep 29, 2011
- Vilnius - Travel Tips My 3rd visit to Vilnius in recent months was for New Year 2018-19. I flew in with Air Baltic from Helsinki (via Rīga) and it was a delight Posted by IainT in Here, and Sometimes There | Jan 3, 2019
- Spies and pies==='Where I'm standing right now', said the Wellington-booted historian, 'was a detonation chamber - from which I could have blown up you and the bridge on which you were standing until a few seconds ago'. We were in the grounds Posted by Keep Smiling in A wartime secret and a Victorian kitchen | Jan 2, 2019
- Serengeti Day 2 Part 2 - lion cubs, cheetah, eles on kopje Having had a lovely relaxing breakfast, it is time to go out and see "what nature has to offer us" today. ===Hyena=== Presumably injured in a fight for food, this hyena is limping badly. [img=https://photos.travellerspoint.com/435774/large Posted by Grete Howard in Grete's Travels | Nov 4, 2018
- Where We Ate: MadridPollos Asados La Cañada This place was in our neighborhood near the Artilleros metro station. They sell roasted chickens, side dishes, and some pastries to go. If you're in the area, it's a decent place to get a meal to take Posted by amikulski in Toddler Travels | Jan 1, 2019
- Pai, Thailand[img=https://photos.travellerspoint.com/957228/large_B91B12DD-C22 Posted by Nsevers in On the Road Again | Jan 1, 2019
- Bagan, MyanmarOn my first trip to Thailand in 2006 I first heard that there were as many as 3000 remaining temple ruins from the 9th to the 13th centuries at a place called Bagan. I heard that when you look over Posted by Nsevers in On the Road Again | Dec 22, 2018
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