Tag: womenwhotravel
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Moving back to the Australian bush
I sat on my verandah this afternoon taking refuge from the summer heat, I was captivated by the view of golden light and refreshed by the cooling breeze scented of bush blossom. I only now realise how lucky I am to originate from such a place. The kangaroos inquisitively graze in the sun scorched landscape…
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8 Incredible benefits of having chickens in your backyard
1. Endless supply of fresh eggs Although this may sound like the most obvious point of owning your very own chickens, there are so many benefits of having access to your own home laid organic eggs instead of store bought eggs. You may or may not know that store bought eggs are laid by hens…
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The ultimate guide to visiting London
London is unmistakably the capital city of England and one of the most visited cities in the entire world. This buzzing metropolis is beyond exhilarating to explore; thoughts immediately stray to visions of Big Ben, the Royal Family or the infamous and gruesome Tower of London. However, there are so many levels of intrigue to this…
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The ultimate guide to the ancient Greek town of Lindos, Rhodes
Known for its pristine coastal waters, dramatic scenery and white washed architecture, Greece is one of the most incredible, diverse and moreish countries in the whole of Europe. Over 6000 uniquely stunning islands rise out of the turquoise shallows of the Aegean sea; therefore there is an abundance of choice to pick for your next…
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How to spend a day in the picturesque town of Knaresborough & where to stay
Knaresborough is found in the heart of the county of North Yorkshire and lies within the borough of the famous spa town, Harrogate. This charming and historic market town is one of the most beautiful destinations in the whole of the United Kingdom. The centre boasts medieval castle ruins that sit above sheer limestone cliffs…
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