by Jan | Mar 13, 2019 | Wales
On a cloudy afternoon when rain seemed imminent, we asked our ‘Expert’ – Google – for a museum where we could seek shelter as well as see something interesting. It directed us to Aberdulais Falls near Neath in Wales. It was a leisurely drive of just over 20 minutes...
by Jan | Mar 16, 2019 | India
If you would like to go to a ‘real’ hill station in India which is cool most times of the year, then MUNNAR is your answer! No wonder it is called the Kashmir of South India. Munnar is situated at about 5,200 ft above sea level in the state of Kerala in India. The...
by Jan | Nov 23, 2020 | England, England B
Lake District is England’s largest national park and a UNESCO World Heritage site. The favorite of England’s Lake poets such as William Wordsworth, and other writers such as Beatrix Potter, it is famous for its natural beauty and tranquil charm. Though we are neither...
by Jan | Jan 28, 2021 | Spain
“Have car, will roam” – this was our unspoken thought when we set off from the base of our trip of southern Spain, the little mountain town of El Bosque, for the ancient city of Cádiz on the south-western tip of Spain. The drive took us just an hour. It would take 1.5...
by Jan | Jul 17, 2021 | Canada, North America
Long train journeys are always magical – viewing beautiful scenery through windows, meeting people, eating while watching the landscape float by, and falling asleep by the gentle rocking movement of the train. VIA Rail’s “The Canadian” as it is now called, was a...
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