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We were excited to find lots of fun things to do in Hobart Tasmania, when we escaped there for a week recently. As disparate as lively Salamanca bars and cute rose covered houses in historic Battery Point, Hobart attractions include some great casual restaurants, funky Mona, peaceful Royal Gardens, Hobart Markets, budget accommodation and walks. …
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This selection of our best Instagram photos has links to some exciting destinations and travel experiences. Click the links to read associated posts from the blog. Nara, Japan Nara attractions include Kasuga Taisha shrine, Daibutsu (giant buddha) and free roaming deer. This is the place where Japanese culture evolved and the quick 35 – 45 minute …
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Y Travel Blog have chosen a mouth-watering topic for this week’s Travel Pinspiration. 1. I could not resist a seasonal pizza for the first of five. This snowman is definitely going to melt. Snowman Pizza – Source: deliacreates.blogspot.com via Budgettraveltalk on Pinterest 2. Who can resist a mix of cultures – Mexican/Italian? Enchilada …
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One of the most enjoyable things about travel, is reminiscing about it. With Christmas just around the corner, I have been remembering our one and only cold weather Christmas which we spent in Devon, England. Our friend Barbara, from Townsville, had married Ed (a Pom) and was living in Devon. Ed’s parents, John and Molly …
