Welcome to my Addis Ababa travel guide!
Addis Ababa is the capital of Ethiopia and Africa's fourth-largest city with a population of around 4.5...
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Welcome to my Addis Ababa travel guide!
Addis Ababa is the capital of Ethiopia and Africa's fourth-largest city with a population of around 4.5...
Welcome to my Togo travel guide!
Togo, or the Togolese Republic to give it its full title, is one of the smallest countries in Africa but it enjoys one of the highest standards of...
Welcome to my packing list for West Africa!
For me, the key to packing for any trip is to take as little as possible to keep yourself fed, watered, safe, healthy, warm, dry, and...
Benin is a small, little-visited West African nation. This former French colony has a democratically elected government and enjoys relative peace and stability. It scores...
Mark and I do a lot of independent travel. We enjoy the freedom and flexibility that goes with ‘doing our own thing’. However, this type of travel can be exhausting! When we completed...
Both Mark and I love to cook and consider ourselves to be reasonably competent in the kitchen, but there is so much still to learn. Whenever we are in a new city, we try to attend a cooking...
Both Mark and I love to cook and consider ourselves to be reasonably competent in the kitchen, but there is so much still to learn. Whenever we are in a new city, we try to attend a cooking...
From Kanyakamuri, we took the train up the Keralan coast to Varkala for a couple of days. The resort is perched perilously along the...
As I explained in a previous post, one of the main reasons for going to India was to discover more about Mark’s family history.
Mark’s paternal grandfather,...
The site of standing stones at Wassu on the northern banks of the River Gambia is one of over 1000 such sites in The Gambia and Senegal which, collectively, were designated as a World Heritage...