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5 Things I Wish I Knew About Taiwan
I am not a fan of these types of titles, but now I get it. There are always things we would like to know before we embark on a trip, yet never seem to find that one piece of information. I hope this post will address those little things that you need to know.
Transient Friendships
In the short time, that I’ve been on this journey travelling the world; I have truly understood the concept of transient friendships and how it can make a huge difference in your life.
The Kindness of Strangers
I’ve been in Taiwan for roughly a month, and I can honestly say I love Taiwanese people.
Prep Prep Prep
I can’t believe I’m sharing this but—hey! A few months before I left, boredom struck. I was at home with a friend discussing my upcoming plans, and decided I might as well start packing. Whether that was a good idea or not, you decide. We packed my clothes, shoes, toiletries and other bits and bobs….
Bring Back Malta
Fun Fact: Calypso Cave is said to be the cave that Homer wrote about in The Odyssey.
I feel for you Greece
Fun fact: Greece’s official name is the Hellenic Republic.
Brussels You Tried
Fun Fact: Brussels’ International Airport is the world’s largest chocolate selling point.
What Happens In Thailand, Stays In Thailand…
A friend of mine recently visited Thailand and while there shared this tragic yet hilarious experience.
The Golden Bank Card
Ever wondered how I travel around and not incur ridiculous bank charges without the use of a credit card. How I avoid those cards which charge £1.50 to withdraw and 2.99% transaction fee? Read on to see what I use and possibly what could work for you.
A Lonely Road?
This post is a bit personal, but I wanted to share the joys and pains of travelling solo. I have learnt over the years I travel best on my own or with a few very select people. I don’t work well in groups, or I haven’t found that group I click with. Nevertheless, I have…
Route 66 – Oklahoma Legends
Fun Fact: Quapaw, the first town on the Mother Road in Oklahoma, is famous for “spooklights”, bouncing bright balls of white fire that have been reported as far back as the 1700s.
