The Best of Finland It’s been three weeks since I landed on Europe for Runaway Europe project. The destination #2 was Finland and I fell in love with the country. It was a brief itinerary for five days starting with Tampere, Turku and finished with Helsinki. Finland was always a very wild
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“Vietnam is a country of food, a country of skinny people obsessed with eating.” – From ‘Catfish and Mandala’ by Andrew X. Pham You’re right Andrew, they really are. One thing I didn’t worry in Vietnam was; what to eat. There are food carts, street vendors, hole-in-the-wall restaurants, and food vendors who carry their food
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Capture the Colour contest is up and running! For this week’s the RSS: Runaway Subscription Saturday, I gathered five of my favourite submissions here. I also participated through my photography blog, and included on the list. What a colourful world, we are living in. First up, my submission on Mastering the Art
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Greetings from the funniest looking bird in the world: Puffins! I like birds. I’m even traveling with two little kiwi birds. When I decided to come to Iceland, of course, one of the top things to do on my list is to see puffins. The first evidence of puffins I saw was at the market,
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The Golden Circle: Well-beaten track of Iceland The Golden Circle is the most popular tourist attraction in Iceland. The tour route was invented about the same time when automobiles were introduced. It’s an easy day trip since it’s close from Reykjavik, continuing on route 1, route 30 and route 35. No doubt, everyone is heading
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During our Road Trip USA 2012, we drove 6,141 miles (9,883 kilometers) and passed thirteen states. I was trying to get all of the state signs, since, you know I’m a fan of the signs. Each state has really unique expression of their character. Some were really boring; I don’t know it’s the state or
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Living in the Sky City Along with the Taos Pueblo reservation, Acoma Pueblo Sky City was certainly one of the most interesting places in New Mexico. The name ‘Sky City’ comes from where they live; top of the 367ft high mesa. They managed to build the houses and the stairs on the top of the
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Your #Calling Moments – Round 2 : Expedia Find Yours Twitter Photo Contest You shared your special moment with all of us, through #ExpediaFindYours. The round one photo recap was a lot of fun. During the last week, more photos had been submitted, with more special stories. What’s your special #calling? Here
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Diverse Flora of New Mexico New Mexico isn’t really an ideal place for the plants; at least that’s what I thought. There are several significantly rough geological features in New Mexico, for example, lava bed, sand dunes, 2000 m high mesa, and desert. What can grow here? However, I underrated the ability of nature, and
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Have you been to adobe houses in Taos Pueblo? Adobe was a strange and new rod for me. ‘Adobe? Isn’t that the name of a company?’ was my first thought before I went to the adobe houses in Taos Pueblo. It’s the joy of being a second language speaker. adobe |əˈdōbē| noun a kind of
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