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Category Archives: Travelling
Nice celebrates May – Paris to Mont St-Michel By Bike – Real life one bag travel
Welcome to Wednesday’s Blogger Round-up, on 1st May this time, so very appropriately, Phoebe from Lou Messugo introduces us to the May Day celebrations in the city of Nice. Maggie LaCoste from Experience France by Bike reports on the Paris … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, France, French customs, Travelling
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Introducing Célestine, Susan & Simon of Loire Valley Time Travel in France
You no doubt read Susan’s description of a country “Charcuterie” in yesterdays’s bloggers’ round-up. But she doesn’t just spend her time buying “persillé” – she also runs a business. Susan and Simon and Célestine, their 1953 Citroen Traction Avant vintage … Continue reading
Hotel Dieu: The unexpected inside of Paris’ oldest hospital – Itinerary Planning 101 – Map of Literary French History
Three very different posts in this Wednesday’s Bloggers Round-Up: Yetunde from Like Home in Paris takes us on a guided tour through an unexpected venue: Paris’ oldest hospital, Jo Karnaghan, in her usual practical way, gives excellent tips on how … Continue reading
Posted in France, Paris, Sightseeing, Travelling
Tagged Feels like home in Paris, Frugal First Class Travel, hôtel dieu, llamalady
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Celebrating Christmas in France – Great Resources To Help Plan Your Bike Trip to France – Wineries/les vignobles
My Wednesday’s bloggers’ round-up this week starts with fellow Australian Kathy Stanford from Femmes Francophiles who’s been having a holiday from blogging but after a recent trip to France, she’s fortunately back on the job. So I’m starting with her … Continue reading
House Hunters: Castle Chapter – The perfect gift for someone who is addicted to social media! – Paris Photo Giveaway
The three posts on my Wednesday’s blogger round-up today were all written by fellow bloggers whom I met up with in Paris this week. Searching for Home is a young blogger who presents some of my favourite châteaux in the … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Loire Valley, Paris, Sightseeing, Travelling
Tagged Carina Okula, Out and About in Paris, searching for home
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Europe in the winter – 6 tips to travel well – Itarod, here we come – A Day Trip to the Great Wall
This week’s blogger round up, slightly later than usual, starts with some very useful tips for travelling well in Europe in the winter from Frugal First Class Travel, followed by a horrendous tale of dog sledding in Lapland from Sylvia … Continue reading
Banking in Australia When You Live Overseas
We don’t go to Australia all that often – only once every three years – but with the development of Internet banking, I thought it might be useful to have an account in Australia to avoid the hassle of international … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Travelling
Tagged banking in Australia, international banking, international money transfer
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A Missing Suitcase and a Burglary
There used to be a time when missing luggage was a regular occurrence and I always thanked my lucky stars if all our bags were on the carrousel. If something was missing, however, it always eventually turned up, creating inconvenience … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Travelling
Tagged anti-theft tracking, Cathay Pacific missing baggage, prey
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