Blog Entries tagged 'garden'
Travel Blogs Entries tagged 'garden'
- Jewel at Changi Airport- Singapore 2020You cannot help but marvel at this amazing domed indoor waterfall when you arrive at Changi airport in Singapore. Once you are clear of baggage collection and customs, you walk through what at first looks like a shopping mall,. Well Posted by TheJohnsons in Singapore | Mar 27, 2020
- Super Trees Singaporeon my recent trip in February to Singapore, I was wondering what differences I would see since my last visit in 2013! One of the most amazing sights /Changes that I wanted to visit was the Gardens by the Posted by TheJohnsons in Singapore | Mar 25, 2020
- 日本 九州 親子自駕遊 2019: 長崎市 (Day 2) 哥拉巴園 原爆資料館 平和公園 稻佐山經過一晚，第二天我們開始了長崎歷史文化之旅。 Glover Garden 哥拉巴園 在此要先講講，在日本鎖國年代長崎是唯一一個對外商開放的港口城市。所以長崎市是一個東西方文化、商貿交流的重要城市。這城市中，洋人都會住在一起，方便互相照應。於是做就了Glover Garden 哥拉巴園及附近一些教堂及歐陸式建築群。 [img=https://p Posted by simony in 遊。行。Blog of Simony。 | Aug 16, 2019
- Wat Chalong or Wat Chaiyathararam - PhuketMy first visit to Wat Chalong as a visitor, also known as Wat Chaiyathararam. Of the many temples found on Phuket island, the Wat Chalong temple is the largest and most revered. The temple complex was built in its current Posted by TheJohnsons in Thailand The Johnsons | Nov 18, 2019
- Taman Sari Water PalaceA recent trip to Indonesia, took me to a few places of interest, one of the coolest was here... Tamansari Water Castle: A Place for Princesses to Bathe and be ‘Hunted’ by the Sultan The Sultan loves to go hunting during Posted by TheJohnsons in Indonesia | Sep 4, 2019
- Friday November 29thWe had to get some sunglasses for Bob who had forgotten to pack his. We went to one of the smaller markets and bought stuff for lunch including something called a 'pipe' which was a very dense pastry. [img=https://photos.travellerspoint.com/880679/35150 Posted by greatgrandmaR in Six Visits to Barbados - 1996-2018 | Nov 27, 1996
- Dodging the showers and dining in style[center] View from Rievaulx Terrace[/center] Driving regularly between our home in London and our ‘second home’ in Newcastle, we pass through Yorkshire every time, usually speed Posted by ToonSarah in Near and (not very) far | Aug 26, 2019
- Minack Theatre and St Michael's Mount Madam was sitting on Thracian Horses 1969 and I was on King Richard III 1969. I moved to Twelfth Night 1970 for a better view of the practicing orchestra an Posted by GapYearOAP in Travels With Madam | Aug 12, 2019
- Maui and Kaua’i Day 5: The Trail is Dangerous We started off our day a little bit early and headed for Hāna. Catherine had downloaded an app that got good reviews for an updated guide to the road. It was very u Posted by danielcatherine in Daniel and Catherine's Adventures | Aug 1, 2019
- Thailand - Chiang Rai/Chiang Khong[float=right][/float] The boat ride to Chiang Rai was long but wonderfully pleasant taking in many beautif Posted by philosipha in A Million Smiles Away | Jul 10, 2019
- Wait, I'm Leaving!I know it's been a couple of days since writing. Since it is the last week, we've had so many activities keeping us occupied. Well…Last day. It’s been a really fun last couple of day – week – in fact. Posted by kfkeane in South Africa | Jun 29, 2019
- Week 3 - Check!Today I decided to take a morning off running and stationary bike instead. My legs were feeling a bit sore and banged up, so I thought ‘why not?’. At the morning meeting during breakfast, I learned my roommates and I Posted by kfkeane in South Africa | Jun 21, 2019
- Give It TimeI’m a little surprised by myself. I keep waking up so tired and feeling unmotivated, but I stay dedicated and run each morning. I enjoy running so much and I am always grateful when I do it, but it’s so Posted by kfkeane in South Africa | Jun 20, 2019
- Monkey See, Monkey DoGood Moooooorning San Francisco!! I thought of that on my walk this afternoon. I feel like I’m doing a daily broadcast with my blogs – love it! So this morning I ran again. I’m always anxious to run after a Posted by kfkeane in South Africa | Jun 18, 2019
- Till Death Do Us PartI am currently stuffed. We have a lot of heavy seeming meals, like meals with sauces and rice or pasta. I then continue to snack until it’s time for bed. It’s just a way to pass the time, especially since Posted by kfkeane in South Africa | Jun 11, 2019
- England 21/05 - Brighton to Sharpthorne, East GrinsteadWhile yesterday was a day of castles, today was a day of gardens. We started off early from Brighton to [[https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/birling-gap-and-the-seven-sisters.|Birling Gap]]. The rocky beach and chalk cliff was pretty cool and I was happy to Posted by snikpohks in 2019 UK Adventure | May 21, 2019
- Sadako And The Thousand Paper Cranes Today we explored the Peace Memorial Park in Hiroshima, the place is quiet and a lot of memorials to see. My favourite of course the children’s memorial with its beautiful gold crane, surrounded by paper cranes and pictures made of Posted by ChristieA in CarCar's on the Road . . . . . Again! | May 17, 2019
- Himeji Today we moved across to Himeji, our main aim to see the castle. You could see the castle as you came in on the train, it’s stunning. Thankfully Himeji is fairly flat, exploring the castle however is not. You have Posted by ChristieA in CarCar's on the Road . . . . . Again! | May 15, 2019
- I Heart Pandas V2.0 Today’s weather forecast was rain & thunder and as you know with travel you have to push on regardless and hope for the best or miss out. Just as well we pushed on because while it was overcast & Posted by ChristieA in CarCar's on the Road . . . . . Again! | May 14, 2019
- Hey Hey It’s The MonkeysStill in Kyoto we decided to go explore Arashiyama with the bamboo Forrest high on our list. Armed with a walking map from the tourist information at the train station off we went. Our first stop the Tenryu-Ji Temple as Posted by ChristieA in CarCar's on the Road . . . . . Again! | May 11, 2019
- Vietnamese Heroic Mother Nguyen Thi ThuThe Largest statue I have seen to any mother anywhere in my travels. I arrived here at about 12 noon so the sun was right on top of me, it was unbearably hot, but I wanted to do this woman justice Posted by TheJohnsons in Vietnam | Apr 30, 2019
- India - Bikaner/Jodhpur[float=left][/float] We had read about a temple called The Karni Mata that was famous for its thousands of Posted by philosipha in A Million Smiles Away | Jan 30, 2019
- Inspiration Article[center][/center] I really liked reading this article about Odessa and would like to recommend it to you, fellow travelers. [b]--------Surprising Odessa and those 192 steps Posted by Vic_IV in Odessa Impressions | Jan 9, 2019
- Odessa Humor for You[center][/center] Here are some anecdotes that I found in Odessa. I have translated them for you! * “Ivan”,- a neighbor asks a neighbor,- “you have such a big moustache, Posted by Vic_IV in Odessa Impressions | Jan 9, 2019
- Symbols of Odessa[center] The famous Potiomkin Staircase [/center] [center][/center] Visiting the famous [ Posted by Vic_IV in Odessa Impressions | Jan 9, 2019
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