Written on November 23, 2011
The first in a series of articles by Stephen Chapman about a recent food and drink themed trip to Virginia Beach.
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Written on November 10, 2011
THE SHADOWS are beginning to lengthen in the east as we crawl along the 105 mile stretch. Newscasters succeeded in filling it with camera toting city dwellers today after proclaiming it the weekend for “peak fall colours”
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This article has been written as part of the MatadorU Travel Writing Course. To get started visit the MatadorU Registration page. TODAY I will write. It’s that simple. I will wake up, make breakfast, and then I will write.
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Written on November 22, 2010
Mallorca is a very popular summer destination for people wanting a relaxing beach holiday. It remains one of the top locations for UK holidaymakers. However what else does this Island have to offer apart from sun, sea and sand (oh and Sangria).
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Written on November 15, 2010
Mastering the basics is a must for anyone who cooks: whipping up a béchamel, making mayonnaise, pastry, ragu, stock, bread, the list goes on…
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Written on November 10, 2010
Travellers have been warned that visiting South Korea could be hazardous this week, with tens of thousands of activists protesting against the G20 Summit in Seoul, South Korea.
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Written on November 10, 2010
Day 3 – Hamilton Parks Country Lodge I awoke this morning to a humid morning, the air thick with the promise of rain. As I made my way down a steep winding strip road that leads into the valley, I notice the sign: “30km – Caution Wild Animals”. Hamilton Parks Country Lodge is situated on…
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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 October 27, 2010
As we opened the door to the back patio, there they were: a love-insatiable dog, a just-loving-enough cat, and a setting on the edge of the vineyard with a view to the surrounding farms and hills.
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Written on October 25, 2010
High healed woman, stylish dressed men – the streets of the fashion capital of Europe are like a catwalk. Glossy magazines like Elle and Avantgarde seem to come to life in the fashion capital Paris.
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Driving south to Virginia Beach
The first in a series of articles by Stephen Chapman about a recent food and drink themed trip to Virginia Beach.
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Admiring the Fall colours of Shenandoah, VA, USA
THE SHADOWS are beginning to lengthen in the east as we crawl along the 105 mile stretch. Newscasters succeeded in filling it with camera toting city dwellers today after proclaiming it the weekend for “peak fall colours”
Continue Reading »
The Sweet Taste of My Mango Memory
This article has been written as part of the MatadorU Travel Writing Course. To get started visit the MatadorU Registration page. TODAY I will write. It’s that simple. I will wake up, make breakfast, and then I will write.
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Driving in Mallorca is like a top gear challenge
Mallorca is a very popular summer destination for people wanting a relaxing beach holiday. It remains one of the top locations for UK holidaymakers. However what else does this Island have to offer apart from sun, sea and sand (oh and Sangria).
Continue Reading »
How to make salt: Fleur de Sel… Atlantique
Mastering the basics is a must for anyone who cooks: whipping up a béchamel, making mayonnaise, pastry, ragu, stock, bread, the list goes on…
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Travelling to Seoul – G20 Protest Danger – Alert Map
Travellers have been warned that visiting South Korea could be hazardous this week, with tens of thousands of activists protesting against the G20 Summit in Seoul, South Korea.
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DAY 3 – A visit with the neighborhood peacock in a relaxing setting
Day 3 – Hamilton Parks Country Lodge I awoke this morning to a humid morning, the air thick with the promise of rain. As I made my way down a steep winding strip road that leads into the valley, I notice the sign: “30km – Caution Wild Animals”. Hamilton Parks Country Lodge is situated on…
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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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Accommodation Italy: participating vs. spectating
As we opened the door to the back patio, there they were: a love-insatiable dog, a just-loving-enough cat, and a setting on the edge of the vineyard with a view to the surrounding farms and hills.
Continue Reading »
Shopping for fashion ideas and second-hand clothes in Paris
High healed woman, stylish dressed men – the streets of the fashion capital of Europe are like a catwalk. Glossy magazines like Elle and Avantgarde seem to come to life in the fashion capital Paris.
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