I have fond memories of visiting Wales when I was younger. It took forever to get there and when you arrived at your cottage it was always raining, which is probably why I remember the country as being ‘very Green’. If you drove 20-30 miles further though, you could find sandy beaches and sunny weather. … Continue reading 9 Wales
I’d been putting off visiting Canada for quite a while, as I couldn’t think of a compelling enough reason to go, after all what could the country that gave us Nickelback possibly have to offer? In the end I did some research and discovered ‘The Canadian’, a cross-country sleeper train that runs from Toronto to … Continue reading 7 Canada
Visiting New England in the fall is on lots of bucket lists and for good reason. In mid-October the trees turn from green into a riot of reds, yellows and oranges. A swathe of colour can be seen all the way along the East coast of the United States and up into Canada. Many Americans … Continue reading 6 United States of America
My very first thought on opening my brand new Korean phrasebook, was ‘oh no, what have I let myself in for’. Having spent the best part of a year learning some basic Japanese, and the various Japanese alphabets, I had mistakenly come to the conclusion that as I could say ‘Konnichiwa’ and even spell it … Continue reading 3 South Korea
I’m not sure if living in England counts as having visited it, but as I have been to most of the corners of the country at some point, this is where I intend to start counting. Continue reading 1 England
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