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A photo to set the scene. We had a small stockpile of cooked mud crabs in the fridge. Small because both of us had been eating a crab for lunch each and every day! As Budget Daughter said when she was only two years of age and we were eating our way through a Continue reading
A Tropical Feast featuring Mud Crabs from Lucinda for Fantastic FridayRead More
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Montreal is a fantastic city and the Plateau District was possibly my favourite part of Montreal. OK, I will commit myself and say it was definitely my favourite. It was an arty kind of place back in 2010 and I am sure it still is. A little bit East Villagey (I am not sure Villagey Continue reading
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Where is Eminönü Plaza? The plaza is located on the Eminönü side of Galata Bridge in Istanbul. It’s all about the spectacle. On board the boats are huge BBQ plates and multiple cooks – cooks who don’t suffer from motion sickness. Eminonu is a busy ferry port and waves from passing traffic cause the boats Continue reading
Fantastic Friday Balik Emek at Eminönü Plaza IstanbulRead More
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What is fantastic about this Friday? The Peurto Lope Festival in Spain. As a woman I was thrilled to see the fantastic outfits of the women and as a lover of different cultures the whole day was fantastic. MORE PHOTOS OF THE DAY HERE. For those of you who are not feeling so well, I Continue reading
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This Fantastic Friday post is for the many people around the world who eat fish for dinner every Friday. Our noses led us to the next stop on our Tuk Tuk Discovery Tour from Battambang in CAMBODIA. A roadside shed held wiffy vats of fermenting grey fish while beside them out in the open air, Continue reading
Fantastic Friday and Cambodian Fish Fillets drying in the SunRead More
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For our first week in Istanbul we lived in an AIRBNB Apartment near Galata Tower. Most nights we walked up Galipdede Caddesi until it met Istiklal Caddesi, the most well known street in Istanbul. We referred to Galipdede as Music Street, because of the many music shops that lined the street and the amount of buskers Continue reading
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When I think about our Spain, Morocco and LISBON journey in 2012, my packing fingers get itchy. Our 2.5 weeks house and dog sitting experience in the hills an hour from Granada was a dream. LULU the heart stealing dog was our charge, or was that the other way around? In any case I for Continue reading
Fantastic Friday Civil War Forts and a walk with a Spanish DogRead More
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We just happened to be walking by on our way to Galata Bridge and I noticed the yellow taxis and yellow lights of the New Mosque in Istanbul. I say New, but that is just a name. It is actually well over 400 years old. Yep it’s birthday was way back in 1597. Hides it’s Continue reading
