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Andrea P
Feb 20, 200814 min read
A week in Havana
Having cleared immigration at a snail's pace, and settled into our hotel with a welcome mojito and a burst of "Guantanamera", we decided...
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Andrea P
Feb 18, 20085 min read
Fidel's Cuba - a potted history
Cuba was originally populated by the Arawak Indians, a melange of folks from the Orinoco River and some blow-ins from nearby islands....
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Andrea P
Feb 10, 200810 min read
The Ecuadorian Amazon
En route to the Upper Amazon, Guayaquil (pronounced Y-a-Keel - our stepping off point), is pretty short on attractions, except for a few...
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Andrea P
Feb 8, 20084 min read
Simon Bolivar - a potted biography
Feted as the liberator of South America, there’s barely a town on the continent that doesn’t have a street/square/park named after him,...
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Andrea P
Oct 11, 200611 min read
Tripping around Corsica
Corsica was the one region of France that Edmee hadn’t visited, so we took Easyjet from Orly, picked up my trusty little Citroen 3 from...
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Andrea P
Oct 5, 200527 min read
A Christmas Serendipity
Having departed Oman, we spent a couple of days delightfully at sea, and at leisure. Lazy breakfasts to start, a bit of sport baiting the...
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Andrea P
Oct 4, 200517 min read
Gold, Frankincense and Myrrh
Arriving at Dubai airport at 3am is not as easy as it should be. Having walked a country mile to board an up-escalator, one then strolls...
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Andrea P
Oct 2, 200543 min read
Sicily Won
It’s a quick flight from Naples to Palermo – 30 minutes, just time to have some blood orange juice – before disembarking into the heat...
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