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• Sailing the Seven Seas: How to Travel by Container Ship
  on Oct 29, 2013 in Africa Asia Europe General musings India Indonesia/Bali Travel Blog
  When most people think of a sea voyage, they think: cruise ship, wealthy and obnoxious retirees, bars, shops, discos … But another, far more satisfying way of sailing the seven seas exists..The post Sailing the Seven Seas: How to Travel by Containe...
• Hand Signals and Head Wobbles, A Guide to Non Verbal Communication in India
  on Oct 29, 2013 in India Travel Blog hand signals head wobbles
  There are 22 official languages in India and 398 living languages in India, people from the southern belt will not have a language in common with their northern countrymen and even people living in the same village may speak two different dialects.Th...
• Travel Photography: Shooting People
  on Oct 25, 2013 in Travel Blog
  Approaching people and asking for permission to shoot their picture is something of a barrier to many people hoping to improve their travel photography. Yet this hurdle can be quickly overcome with practised routine and repetition when approaching s...
• Snack Street Xi’an
  on Jul 1, 2013 in Travel Blog
  I continue to imagine slabs of meat hanging in the sun with flies buzzing about, or fish that was last in the water the year before last, or one-toothed, crinkly-eyed women knowing they could ask the earth since I would still think it is cheap.The po...
• 28 Degrees Mastercard
  on Jan 5, 2013 in Travel Money
  The 28 Degrees Master Card by GE money (formerly the Wizard Clear Advantage Card) continues to prove to be the best travel credit card for Australians to use overseas.The post 28 Degrees Mastercard appeared first on Aussie Travel Advice.
• Hand Signals and Head Wobbles, A Guide to Non Verbal Communication in India
  on Feb 19, 2011 in India hand signals head wobbles
  Travel Photo of the Week from aussietraveladvice.com...
• The Algarve: on the Beaten Track. Yes, on.
  on Feb 16, 2011 in Europe Round the world Sponsored Posts Travel Blog
  A look at the well trodden but fantastic Algarve region of Portugal.
• Where The Wild Things Are? The Jim Corbett National Park, India
  on Feb 14, 2011 in Asia General musings Travel Blog Travel News Travel Safety
  Having been cocooned in the capable hands of the staff at two of the resorts managed by Habitat Hotels in the Jim Corbett National Park in India recently, I was less than prepared for what happened Next.
• Marbella – More Like Magaluf than Monaco
  on Feb 9, 2011 in Seedier travel activities Sponsored Posts Travel Blog
  Marbella isn’t the extravagant, overpriced haunt it once was. It need no longer be anathema to travellers seeking to stretch their cents further than the Stuart Highway.
• Surf and Turf In Thailand
  on Feb 8, 2011 in Asia Off Track Travel Sponsored Posts Travel Blog
  Surf and Turf and Thailand can surely only combine to mean one thing; an article about food ...but not in this instance. I’m referring to surfing in Phuket and turfing, if there is such a verb, in Bangkok.

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