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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...
Andrea P
Feb 20, 200814 min read
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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....
Andrea P
Feb 18, 20085 min read
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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...
Andrea P
Feb 10, 200810 min read
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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,...
Andrea P
Feb 8, 20084 min read
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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...
Andrea P
Oct 11, 200611 min read
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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...
Andrea P
Oct 5, 200527 min read
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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...
Andrea P
Oct 4, 200517 min read
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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...
Andrea P
Oct 2, 200543 min read
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