Written on November 9, 2010
Day 2 – November 5th, 2010 I woke up to a quite and still morning. The only sounds I could hear was the ceiling fan above me. There was a beautiful thunderstorm storm last night and the smell of summer rains still lingered in the air. You haven’t smelt rain until you smell it on…
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Written on November 9, 2010
Can travelling change the world? Unless you are a celebrity like Madonna, or a famous politician like Bill Clinton, it’s sometimes hard to see whether responsible choices have significant effect at all.
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Written on November 8, 2010
DAY 1 – November 4th, 2010 After a long day of rush hour traffic encounters in Cape Town, uncomfortably jogging to catch my connecting flight, camera strap asphyxiating my air flow, laptop tucked firmly underarm, my professional dignity trying to keep up and my mentality sparingly intact, I made a dash for gate E1’s final boarding…
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Written on November 4, 2010
Chancellor Angela Merkel recently declared that Germany’s experiment with multiculturalism had “utterly failed.”
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Written on November 4, 2010
I know what you’ve been thinking. ’What the hell has been going on in trainland for the past seven days?
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Monthly Archives: November 2010
DAY 2 – An early morning start to a busy day
Day 2 – November 5th, 2010 I woke up to a quite and still morning. The only sounds I could hear was the ceiling fan above me. There was a beautiful thunderstorm storm last night and the smell of summer rains still lingered in the air. You haven’t smelt rain until you smell it on…
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Responsible travel – does it make sense?
Can travelling change the world? Unless you are a celebrity like Madonna, or a famous politician like Bill Clinton, it’s sometimes hard to see whether responsible choices have significant effect at all.
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DAY 1 in South Africa – Finally to Mpumalanga and out into the field
DAY 1 – November 4th, 2010 After a long day of rush hour traffic encounters in Cape Town, uncomfortably jogging to catch my connecting flight, camera strap asphyxiating my air flow, laptop tucked firmly underarm, my professional dignity trying to keep up and my mentality sparingly intact, I made a dash for gate E1’s final boarding…
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Berlin cheap eats: Top 10 under 5 euros
Chancellor Angela Merkel recently declared that Germany’s experiment with multiculturalism had “utterly failed.”
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Octavius Express: Rail News Round Up 3
I know what you’ve been thinking. ’What the hell has been going on in trainland for the past seven days?
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