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Tag Archives: Food
Southern Arabia And The Troubles Of Yemen
Until a few months ago, the Republic of Yemen fell into that embarrassingly large category of nations that I would struggle to point out on an unlabelled map. (Try it now. Yemen. Where is it?)
Occupying the south-west corner of the Arabian Peninsular, this former British colony nowadays makes the headlines only for its continuing run [...]
Posted in Expedition Log Also tagged Arabia, Asia, Hospitality, Local Culture, Local Politics, Middle East, On The Road 5 Comments
Ethiopa: No Pain, No Gain
I waved goodbye to the Tele Café in the piazza of Gondar, where I’d enjoyed many a delightfully-spicy breakfast or pint of mango juice. I was about to experience a magnificent ride through the soaring highlands of north-central Ethiopia. As I rolled out of town towards the green valleys below, however, I was nervous.
Aside from [...]
Posted in Expedition Log Also tagged Africa, Ethiopia, Local Culture, Local History, Local Politics, On The Road 2 Comments
My Conscience-Free Kebab in Aleppo
A while back I posted on the merits of vegetarianism. While not becoming a strict veggie, I decided that drastically cutting down my meat intake was probably a good thing, having the bonus effect of making occasional meaty treats more enjoyable. I said I was looking forward to eating a kebab for 50 pence without [...]
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