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A travel memoir about how Harriet Sandys travelled to Afghanistan and the surrounding countries during the 1980's-90's in order to support Afghan Refugees via @tbokjunkie

Harriet Sandys: Supporting the Plight of Afghan Refugees

Even today, if someone, especially a female travelling alone, tells me they are off to explore the tumultuous area around Afghanistan and Pakistan, I would question their sanity but imagine a solo female traveller heading off to Central Asia back in the 1980s.  Someone who was not there to cover…

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Have You Ever Considered a Walking Holiday?

Walking holidays across not just the UK but around the world are now much more popular than they once were.  Perhaps we have social media to thank for this.  After all, before the internet how many people had seen the fantastic views gained from the Inca Trail or Kilimanjaro?  Even…

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‘The Road to Little Dribbling’ by Bill Bryson

Who is Bill Bryson? Bill Bryson once said: “I want things to be better all the time. And I tend to get angry about that. Books are an opportunity to vent.” Perhaps that is why, today, he is a renowned author known for his comic ramblings that people often turn…

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The Los Angeles skyline from afar

Unlocking Literary Gems in Los Angeles

Los Angeles, often seen through the lens of its film industry and celebrity culture, offers a wide range of literary experiences that beckon the culture enthusiast to explore.  This guide will take you on a journey through the city’s vibrant literary scene, from historic bookstores to quiet spots inspired by…

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A female looking out over Horseshoe bend canyon in the US

Main Reasons to Travel as a Student

Student travel offers the chance to step out of the academic bubble and immerse oneself in the broader world. When people travel, they are exposed to experiences and perspectives that push them out of their comfort zone and challenge their preconceived notions. The decision to venture abroad as a student…

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Canadian books offer insights into the country from an insiders perspective and are a great source of information when planning your trips.

18 Canadian Books to Inspire Wanderlust

Maple syrup and hockey plus lots and lots of snow may be what Canada is most famous for but there is much more to this expansive country than originally meets the eye.  For a start, we can’t forget the Polar bears of Churchill, something I am determined to experience one…

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7 Items You Need To Pack For a Camping & Hiking Trip

We Always Pack for a Hiking Trip When Camping For us, camping and hiking tend to go hand-in-hand and we often pick a campsite knowing that there will be a great trek or at least a long ramble nearby for us to enjoy.  We have even been known to set…

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