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Too often old structures are torn down the moment they are no longer used for their original purpose. Unused and unloved they soon spiral into disrepair, graffiti and vagrants hasten their demise strengthening the voices of those that considered them an eyesore and advocate…
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Salisbury Cathedral is an outstanding example of early English Architecture. Construction started in 1220 and has the largest spire in England, octagonal in shape and weighing 6500 tonnes.
Only four copies of Magna Carta dating from 1215 still exist today and…
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Sergio Camalich
The Arcae Project
Visit Sergio’s print shop here
Days go by slowly in Luang Prabang, Laos; admiring sunset after sunset over the Mekong River—with the same routinely pace of a monk who knows better than to rush through such a joyous panorama.
The…
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Reni and Marcel
Switzerland, Nomads since 2007
Swiss Nomadic couple and lovers of adventures, different cultures, road trips, camping and exploring.
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Ghosts, Gold and Gwalia
Do you like to visit abandoned places? We love the…
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Kingsley Flett
South West Coast, Western Australia
Author and photographer who likes telling peoples stories and reckons we could all do with resting our eyes on a landscape once in a while.
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David Bartholomew
Royal Tunbridge Wells, England
Professional photographer from England with a passion for landscapes and travelling.
You can see more of his travels here
In Amore con il Lago Garda
Among the many places I have been fortunate enough to visit, Italy…
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Michal Bošina
Prague, Czech Republic
A keen traveller and photographer in search of landscapes created by nature or humans.
You can see more of his travels here
Tre Cime di Lavaredo
Tre Cime di Lavaredo,…
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This unique open-air National History Museum is actually a fully restored and functioning Welsh village. It includes a Blacksmith, Clog Maker, Farmers Market, Terrace Houses, The Grocery Store, Post Office and many more buildings! You can wander through this village and participate or just…
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The once famous sign boneyard Las Vegas has now been corporatised and is now the Neon Museum, offering hour long tours daily. Our guide was very knowledgeable and shared a lot of the sign’s stories and tales of the Vegas strip…
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“I am in love with this world… I have tilled its soil, I have gathered its harvest, I have waited upon its seasons, and always have I reaped what I have sown. I have climbed its mountains, roamed its forests, sailed its waters, crossed…
We are an Aussie couple on a midlife walkabout, exploring the world at our own pace. Over the years we have become unashamed addicts, in search of that next travel fix. We invite you to share our adventures and look forward to hearing about yours.