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Home For Christmas
Good evening. I’m writing from the opulent luxury of my parents’ home! But the luxury doesn’t come from central heating, a hot shower, or a well-stocked fridge (although these things are most enticing). No, the true luxury is the feeling of having a permanent base to come back to, something I haven’t had for almost [...]
Posted in Expedition Log Also tagged Asia, Austria, England, Environment, Europe, France, Future Plans, Germany, Global Warming, Greece, Hitch-hiking, Home, Iran, Istanbul, Local Culture, Local Politics, On The Road, Paris, Turkey, Venice 1 Comment
A Quick Trip to Blighty
As you might have guessed from the title of this post, Tenny and I caused something of a stir when we turned up unannounced at my parents’ front door last Sunday night!
Posted in Expedition Log Also tagged Austria, England, France, Germany, Greece, Hitch-hiking, Iran, Turkey 1 Comment

Hitching from England to Istanbul