Tag: “Talking Travel”

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  1. When you have to go

    We started potty training before we left. Little did we know that it would slightly affect our driving time.

  2. Why Irish eyes are smiling

    Fashionistas say the color green is the new black, so it’s only fitting that trendsetters will be vacationing on the Emerald Isle this year. If your idea of an Irish meal is potatoes, beef stew and Guinness in a dark corner of a run down pub, you’re in fo

  3. Moonshine, a new French Infatuation

    In the small village of Herisson in the Auvergne region of France, there lives a retired thespian who makes moonshine. Who'd think that in a town of less than 500 people this man who once performed on stage all over Europe would pal up with an American f

  4. Sushi Takahashi

    Sushi Takahashi in Portland, Oregon follows the conveyor belt sushi convention – cheap, color-coded plates of nigiri, tempura, and spindly spider rolls circulate endlessly in front of diners seated at an oval shaped counter. Takahashi differs, however, in its use of a speedy model train to deliver its fresh catch.

  5. Nice to Moo You

    Moo's MiniCards are my handshake of choice when bonding with fellow travelers or chatting with locals.

  6. under sail

    One of the best ways to see the islands off the West Coast of Scotland is by boat - indeed, most visitors access them by ferry. Even better than the ferries, however, is the chance to sail around the islands, gliding in and out of the all the rarely-visited inlets and channels, such as Balfour Bay.

  7. Rice for Sale

    A woman at a rice depot in Cholon, a district of Saigon

  8. Anandpur Sahib

    After Golden Temple, Amritsar, Keshgarh Sahib at Anandpur sahib is the most sacred place for Sikhs. A place where you would like to visit at least once in your life.

  9. Louvre, Paris

  10. Wonder in Stone

    Belur used to be the early capital of the glorious Hoysala Empire.
    The Channakesava Temple in Belur is regarded as one of the most magnificent pieces of Hoysala Architecture. It is estimated that it took over a 100 years to build this temple complex.It was finally completed in 1116 AD.