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Five things that have changed travel
Travel is an industry that changes at a very quick pace. Here are five things that have changed the… [read more]
Durlston Country Park – The Jurassic Coast Dorset
In my first post on this travel blog about the Jurassic Coast in Dorset, which is the only natural World… [read more]
Enzo Ferrari – the dreamer, the visionary
Ferrari's are cars that I love. They seem to have some sort of aura attached to them. I think they make… [read more]
Backpacker communication before mobilephones
This is what backpacker communication used to be like........ I opened a really old book today and… [read more]
Why Miami is for you
Miami and Miami Beach is exactly like the fantastic fondue restaurant on Sunset Drive, The Melting Pot.… [read more]
Key West: sightseeing, partying & shopping
Key West offers the perfect island life. From serene coffee shops to lively nightlife, crazy street performers… [read more]
Ios party island, Greece
Over the past couple of years I have really fell in love with the Greek Islands and Ios in particular.… [read more]
Europe’s Top 5 Best Beach Parties
So summer is creeping ever closer and Europe is beginning to heat up which means party season will soon… [read more]
Five great bridges of the world
Bridges are pretty useful constructions. They help us travel from A to B by bridging the gap – did… [read more]
Featured Posts

My Great American Road Trip
April 29, 2013 By Tom 3 Comments
In case you didn't know I am getting married this year........... This is great because it means I get to plan the ultimate honeymoon! It actually took myself and my future wife ages to pick a destination. We have a … [Read More...]

An Interview with the Nomad Barber
April 22, 2013 By Tom Leave a Comment
An Interview with the Nomad Barber - We all know the world is full of travel bloggers and it's often hard to differentiate yourself from others so when I see a new project such as the one by Miguel aka the Nomad Barber I get … [Read More...]

A Luxury Style Holiday for Less
April 2, 2013 By Tom 1 Comment
This year I have planned my honeymoon, as I traditionally travel on a low budget, I have tried to find ways to travel in what I would call luxury for a bit less money. Basically I want to to enjoy a luxury holiday and … [Read More...]

Casino First Timer – Hard Rock Florida
March 22, 2013 By Tom 3 Comments
During a recent visit to Florida I was staying in Fort Lauderdale and seeing as the weather was bad I decided to visit the Hard Rock Casino in Seminole, Hollywood. I am a complete casino first timer so I had no idea what to … [Read More...]

Five great bridges of the world
Bridges are pretty useful constructions. They help us travel from A to B by bridging the gap – did you see what I did there?! They carry us over large bodies of water, ice and … [Read More...]

Anything can fly
Anything can fly - Since a very young age I have been obsessed with things that fly. From running around the garden chasing butterflies and reading about Icarus flying too close … [Read More...]

Five things that have changed travel
Travel is an industry that changes at a very quick pace. Here are five things that have changed the way I travel in recent years. #1 low cost carriers The introduction of low … [Read More...]

The walk to Madonna di San Luca – Bologna
In my getting to know Bologna post I told you a little bit about the Portico walkways that are a great feature of the city. Undoubtedly the best ‘Portico’ walk you can do in … [Read More...]

Hong Kong – why it’s my favourite city
If you've read any of my recent blogger interviews or follow me on twitter you might have noticed how I regularly laud Hong Kong as my favourite city on the planet. Well I thought … [Read More...]

Music Memories 2012
2012 has been quite a year for me and I will have a post up reviewing the year in the next few weeks or so. I thought this latest Music Memories post should focus on what I have … [Read More...]

Acetaia di Giorgio – the black gold of Modena
I use balsamic vinegar a lot at home with bread and olive oil and I also chuck it over my salads without really any idea of how it’s made or where it’s from so The surprise … [Read More...]

Enzo Ferrari – the dreamer, the visionary
Ferrari's are cars that I love. They seem to have some sort of aura attached to them. I think they make beautiful cars with impressive styling and incredible sounding … [Read More...]












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