What a Wonderful Twelve Months! I’m glad the Mayans are wrong. Technically their calendar didn’t indicate the end of this world but they just ran out of a space to put the dates, and I’m very much glad we all are still here to make more memories. Even in 21st century, we always run out […]
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Synergy, that’s the word. This summer, the synergy between the Beehive Rome B & B created something brilliant. While I was visiting Rome, and Linda and Steve mentioned that they had a lot of Korean customers in their B & B. The Beehive was a great place to say, possibly one of Rome’s best,
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My Favourite Polish Cuisine Thanks to Milk Bar (Bar mleczny), it’s easy to get Polish food with a very reasonable price. The term milk bar (different from Australian term) was created in 1896 in Warsaw, because the place offered milk-based food. However, the role of milk bar carried through World War II. Poland became a
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✪ Location: Reykjavik city center ✪ Internet Access: Wi-Fi works from the lobby to the second floor. No signal on the third and fourth. ✪ Room: I stayed in a private double with shared bathroom. The room and the bed was not quite enough for two people. But the shared balcony offered a great view of the
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Today, I’ll take you to the south coast of Iceland. I already explained why I loved the winter in Iceland so much. One sunny day (but the weather changed about five times that day. Typical Icelandic weather.) we drove down to south coast. We already have been this part of the island when we
Runaway Photo: South Coast Iceland and Volcano Read More »
The longest way to Prague We were just a few hours away from Prague, the city I was longing to visit for so many years. The logical move would be just hop in the train and make my dream come true. But we didn’t; we decided to make the trip more interesting.
Train Trip is about Journey – Eurail Adventure to Prague Read More »
Finland and Korea are similar. Did you know? I would go back to Finland in a heartbeat. Despite the price of beer, the cold climate, and the high living expenses, I found the greater reasons. Before I pour out the great things about Finland, I want to talk to you about the similarities I found
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Don’t know what to buy for your traveler friends and family? Holiday season has come! Did you finish your holiday shopping yet? If you are a reader of Runaway Juno, I bet you are going to buy the holiday gifts to some of your traveler friends. Long-term travelers, holiday travelers, travel bloggers,
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Paris Paris, one of the magical cities in the entire world, where the new and old are beautifully balanced. The city inspired the artists around the world, and featured in countless movies, literatures, and arts. Paris is, no doubt, one of the greatest cities. During my Runaway Europe trip I visited Paris for
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Hiking to the active volcano in Indonesia Have you ever thought about visiting the active volcano? The volcano is the living evidence of the life of the earth. As a science-minded person, I was always wondering what would it like to see the exploding lava from the mountain top. Maybe that’s why places like Hawaii
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