Travel future: The big honeymoon question

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On the Luce

With my wedding coming up in almost six weeks time, there’s one question I keep getting asked – where are you going for your honeymoon? It’s a big question for any couple getting married, but even more so when one of them is a self-confessed travel obsessive and blogger, so I’m putting the pressure on myself to come up with the perfect destination.

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The Exploration of Hong Kong’s Alleys and Beyond

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Having travelled Hong Kong, I really enjoyed reading this blog. I guess I missed quite a bit by sticking to the road well known to express visitors. Enjoy, the read and beautiful pictures

What an Amazing World!

It was Monday which also happened to be my third day in Hong Kong. That day the sky still looked as murky as the day before. But that very day, I did not explore Hong Kong alone. A few weeks prior to my departure from Jakarta, I made an arrangement with a fellow blogger who lives in Hong Kong to meet up in the city. A trip accompanied by a local resident who knows the city very well is just a perfect way to understand all the places much better than going out alone, isn’t it? So, at around 8 am I met James, who has a very nice and beautifully written blog: Plus Ultra, in the front of the building where the hostel is located.

The first thing that we did was having a breakfast at a local restaurant which has a two-word Chinese name. I always tried…

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San Gil, Barichara, and paragliding

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I must admit that it’s been 3 months since my last post about our Latin American adventure,  which was one of the main reasons I created this blog.  It’s been a very busy time in my life.  Writing is a part of who I am and I’ve been putting it on the back burner too long, so for that I apologize to myself.  I also want to apologize to those that follow this journey, who have been traveling back in time through our footsteps with my words and images.  Time is precious. In fact, I think it is one of the most precious things we have and I am going to set aside a little more of it to write.

So back to Colombia we go.

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San Gil:
We arrived back to the hub of Santa Marta to get clean and recuperate from the desert.  The hot and steamy air…

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