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Bo’s Coffee Presents Origins: A Travel Journal

Whilst everyone is in a mad rush collecting stickers for their holiday coffee shop planners—not that there’s anything wrong about that—Bo’s Coffee is going... Read more

The 22 December 2014 by Thelostboylloyd
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FOLK ART OF IBEROAMERICA: Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County

Embroidered tablecloth from MexicoFrom masks to nativities, hats to tablecloths, musical instruments to carved wooden chests, more than 1200 works of the Great... Read more

The 29 December 2014 by Carolinearnoldtravel
Good Memories of Egypt: Desert Camping with the Bedouins

The sky was black and millions of stars were overhead; suddenly the moon was rising from behind the rocky hills of the golden desert of Wadi El Gamal, while me... Read more

The 11 December 2014 by Giuliaccia
What to Do in Sentosa: Trick Eye Museum Singapore

The three-dimensional art gallery that has taken South Korea by storm has come to the shores of Sentosa! Trick Eye Museum Singapore is the first one built... Read more

The 02 December 2014 by Thelostboylloyd
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Christmas Trends : Scandinavian Minimalism.

It all began with one chair - this one. I saw it on a blog a few weeks ago just fell in love with it....and then I began seeing it seemingly everywhere, on... Read more

The 02 December 2014 by Simonea
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Ni Hao Xi’an: The Birth Place of Ancient Civilisation

Warning: this is not a history lesson but it may involve the words ancient, museum, monuments, ruins and dynasties!Three months into this relationship, it’s tim... Read more

The 04 December 2014 by Mint Mocha Musings
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The Last Word: #manspreading on the #London Underground

London 28:12:14, 23:50. Last word before lights out… So where do we stand on manspreading? No, really: it's a thing. You've seen it. Heaven forefend, but you ma... Read more

The 28 December 2014 by Lwblog
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Masjed-e Jāme’ of Isfahan – the Monochrome Mosque

In my previous post, I wrote about the transformation of Masjed-e Jāme’ in Isfahan, where a certain period of it’s development cooked brick material technology... Read more

The 11 December 2014 by Ninstravelog
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Cappadocia: Underground Towns, Cave Filled Mountains, and Some Pretty Crazy Rocks

“You know all those things you have always wanted to do? You should go do them.” Cappadocia is one of the most famous sites in Turkey, and rightfully so. Read more

The 02 December 2014 by Awanderingphoto
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Darjeeling Weather

Darjeeling orginally known as Dorjeeling is one of the most profound hill stations not only in India but in the whole world. Located in the eastern state of Wes... Read more

The 12 December 2014 by Anooppt
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