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• But they don’t serve slingers!

  
  Sauce Magazine Blog — Authority: 126
  Tell us that St. Louis cuisine hasn’t gone widescreen! The 5 Spot , in the Queen Anne neighborhood of Seattle, is offering a number of menu items cheerfully appropriated from the collective bill of fare here, among them T-ravs, O.T. Hodge chili, pork steaks glazed with Maull’s and a Pride of The Hill Sausage ...
  21 hours ago

• Dubai dreams.

  
  I think therefore I write! — Authority: 98
  Dubai is a global business hub with 90% expat population, which makes it very unique. Recently I got a chance to visit Dubai. It is one of 7 emirates of UAE. It is a city that has so many things to offer from petroleum to real estate to one of the best malls and sand dunes for adventurous desert safari including harsh ...
  22 hours ago

• The $1,300 test

  
  R+D — Authority: 117
  Whilst in the UK during the Breathe Residency, I’d heard rumblings that the UK’s Home Office (domestic government) planned to tighten the borders with hugely detrimental effects on art galleries and residency programmes. The new procedures require: “All non-EU visitors now must apply for a visa in person , and ...
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• History on the march – Lindsay Hawker’s alleged murderer arrested

  
  Mutantfrog Travelogue — Authority: 491
  The police have finally arrested Tatsuya Ichihashi for the grisly murder of Nova teacher Lindsay Ann Hawker . You can find the details from any number of sources. I am very glad the police followed through and finally brought him to justice after initially letting him get away. He was on the run for around two and ...
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• Meet Hout Bay’s famous Soap Girls

  
  Charles Apple — Authority: 477
  Earlier this year, I visited South Africa’s Hout Bay. Twice, in fact.It’s a lovely little fishing village... { Charles Apple }
  2 days ago

• India 2 - A walk round Darjeeling...

  
  The blog of El Director! — Authority: 127
  Waking up to a view of Kangchenjunga , the allure was just there. What was north of the clouds, a land of mystique and intrigue. I consulted my map, and the Sikkim border was only a 15 miles or so away. An easy distance to walk, and somewhere I have always wanted to go. To mystical Sikkim, to the land of Shangri ...
  2 days ago

• Another Wall to Fall

  
  Creating a World Without Poverty — Authority: 108
  Alex Counts is President and CEO of Grameen Foundation, and the author of “Small Loans, Big Dreams: How Nobel Prize Winner Muhammad Yunus and Microfinance are Changing the World” (John Wiley & Sons, 2008). Below, he recounts his visits to assess the state of microfinance with Grameen Foundation partners ...
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• Ao Nang (Krabi) for Dummies

  
  Nine Over Ten 9/10 — Authority: 132
  One thing you’ll bound to notice at Ao Nang beach in the Krabi province of Thailand is the amount of Caucasian tourists; it’s possible to walk the entire stretch on Ao Nang without bumping into a single Asian tourist. The entire place seems to cater to the Western tourist, especially when it comes to food (it’s ...
  2 days ago

• India 2 - Darjeeling

  
  The blog of El Director! — Authority: 127
  Wow, wow, wow. What a place to go. Yes, it is the original tourist trap and for good reason. It was made well. And so welcome to Charlies official guide to Darjeeling town... I arrived in Darjeeling after a days journey from Shillong . First a bus to Siliguri then a jeep for the four hour drive up to ...
  3 days ago

• A VERY rough trip from Johannesburg to Cape Town

  
  Charles Apple — Authority: 477
  I wasn’t exaggerating when I posted on Facebook that Saturday was quite possibly the worst travel day of my... { Charles Apple }
  3 days ago

• Packing For Nendo’s Travelogue

  
  alafista.com — Authority: 562
  Yesterday, comrade Kodomut and myself went out for Chapter 07 of Nendo’s Travelogue. Unfortunately, due to my unreliable sources, there were only one or two kite fliers in sight, and thus we were unable to complete our photoshoot. So I thought it would be interesting to just take a look at what I packed for the ...
  3 days ago

• Early Summer in Melbourne

  
  saigoheiki.com — Authority: 116
  Melbourne is prolly the only Australian city with the most erratic climate and temperament. Winter set its foot and draped the city with temperatures never more than 20C, and when spring has supposedly tempered its way through in September, it still felt like winter up till October, even though the occasional warmth ...
  3 days ago

• India 2 - Mighty Meghalaya

  
  The blog of El Director! — Authority: 127
  Beautiful Meghalaya, Indias self styled abode of the clouds just happens to be one of my favourite places on this Earth, and I have barely scratched the surface of this state. Dominated by the matriarchy of the Khasi, Garo and Janita peoples, it is essentially is one large, wet plateau. And it is gorgeous. ...
  4 days ago

• Driving a Mustang from San Francisco to LA

  
  Travelling Worm — Authority: 98
  This is the blog of a 25-year-old bookmark. I proudly boast my own Hallmark serial number, 95 HBM 80-1. You’ll probably want to read all about me and my Travelling Companion (the TC) . Today’s travel notes The TC got it into her head to drive an open-top Mustang down Highway 1, the coastal route from San ...
  4 days ago

• Bushwalking at Dandenong Ranges

  
  saigoheiki.com — Authority: 116
  Last Sunday on the 1st November, Ethan and I woke up to mist descending upon Melbourne. It was a strangely beautiful sight—this mass of grey snaking around the buildings and obscuring visibility—but it did made us contemplate whether to proceed with our plans of bushwalking that very day or not. Funnily enough, a ...
  4 days ago

• Saturday Morning Confusion. OR, "Londontown!"

  
  Persective — Authority: 132
  I was talking to someone on the phone this morning and I mentioned that lived in London....., to which the gentleman automatically assumed I was talking about London, England!After correcting this... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
  4 days ago

• India 2 - Kolkata Nights...

  
  The blog of El Director! — Authority: 127
  The big bad city of the Bengal, home to 13 million people (give or take) and on of those places that I always held in anticipation. After all, the notorious nature of the city, with the infamous Black Hole tag has always meant a certain amount of intrepidation from the lowly traveller. How wrong I was. Far from ...
  5 days ago

• Breakfast in Johannesburg with Poynter’s Kenny Irby

  
  Charles Apple — Authority: 477
  We found out this week that the fabulous Kenny Irby of the Poynter Institute has been in South Africa the past few days... { Charles Apple }
  5 days ago

• Nendo’s Travelogue 07: Voting Results

  
  alafista.com — Authority: 562
  I’ve been praying for good weather the past week because this evening Comrade kodomut and I will be heading to Punggol to capture some lovely kite-flying action for Chapter 7 of Nendos’ Travelogue . The two lucky Nendoroids joining me for the day will be Yoshika and Al Azif. For this outing, there were very ...
  5 days ago

• Reflecting Back on South Africa

  
  Lifestream Blog — Authority: 114
  A panoramic view at the Tala Game Reserve near Durban Sara and I have been home three days now and this has been my fastest recovery from an international trip. I have slept well through the nights and seem to be back on Pacific Standard Time. Many have asked how our time went there and I’m going to post some ...
  5 days ago

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