Skiing the Atlas Mountains in Morocco
Just an hour and a half from Marrakech lies Oukaimeden, a small ski town that you just don’t expect to find in Morocco; a country famous for its heat and […]
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My two weeks in Cairo during the curfew
Long before I ended up living in Egypt, I found myself alone in Cairo for two weeks. It was never meant to be that way; I was planning on meeting […]
Why travelling alone is the best way to travel
While I have been travelling alone for over a year now, my journey didn’t start out that way, and if you’d told me before I left that travelling alone was […]
What happens when you break your foot in Egypt?
Most of us come to expect a certain level of health care in our comfortable Western Countries. Even when that care is down right rubbish it still runs rings around […]
Cuba
Cuba. It would have to be one of the most unique countries in the world. When you arrive here you feel like you’ve gone back in time. When America imposed […]
Petra, Jordan
Everybody knows the famous treasury of Petra. That first glimpse of an ancient city peeking through the crack of the cliffs that surround it. But what you may not know […]
El Paredón In Pictures
El Paredón
A tiny little surfing town that most Guatemalans don’t even know about, I ended up here by chance. One of the people I was living with in Antigua just happened […]
Studying Spanish In Cuba
Ahh… Cuba. One of the absolute best, and absolute worst places to learn Spanish. Why it’s the best. Almost nobody in Cuba speaks a word of English. Any why would […]
Studying Spanish In Antigua, Guatemala
Antigua is one of the most popular places in the world to study Spanish. I chose to study here for the same reason that I think most people do. If […]
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