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Exeter & Glastonbury
We planned a few stops for the day on our way back to London. We left the Wigwam around 9:30am and drove about 1.5hrs to get to Exeter. Exeter seemed…
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A Deep Ecology of Horse Manure by Mary Sharratt
My recent move from Northern England to the Silver Coast of Portugal has been a radical change on so many levels. Not only am I coming to grips with …
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Transparent Toilet Cubicles Installed In Japan
Public toilets have a poor reputation globally. It is just how it is. You only use only if desperate and you get out of there ASAP. One reason to …
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Breakfast in Hakone, Japan
Item: Breakfast in Hakone, Japan Date: January 26, 2020 Location: Hakone Tent, Hakone-Gora, Japan Rating: ★★★★★★★★☆☆ During our stay in Hakone, our …
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One day in Bruges, Belgium
Bruges is the perfect destination to spend a day having lots of fun and enjoying breathtaking views. This capital city of the province of West …
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Make your own Nutella brownies!
Most people love Nutella, and love brownies. So, I went to search online and found multiple recipes for Nutella brownies. Now, some were really long …
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Tarte aux Pommes / Apple Tart
Tarte aux Pommes/Apple Tart Early autumn and the fresh apples of every variety seem to be in each market. Their bright colors and crunch are just …
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Pain aux Raisins
one of my mum’s favourites! Whenever I am back visiting my family, I would automatically be assigned the responsibility of making my family’s …
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We are in Estonia!
What have we been doing in Estonia or where are we you probably wonder. We have been in Estonia for about a month now and that time has flown by! I …
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Chocolate Pancake
I’m definitely not a morning in the kitchen person. My coffee also cannot convince me to enter the kitchen as first thing in the morning. My Mother-…
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Hawaii 💙
Hawaii is located in the central Pacific, the southernmost state of the United States.🇺🇸 Its capital, Honolulu. A mild, ideal tropical climate in …
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Breakfast Fried Jollof Rice
As a kid, I was never particularly enthusiastic about rice. I didn’t dislike it– after all, it was a vehicle for butter and salt, and those are…
Something Complicated 