Girly weekend in London!

Let’s take a detour from me droning on about Central Europe as I’ve just got back from a whirlwind trip to the capital city. Me and the bestest gal pal have been talking about a girly trip to Camden and its associated markets for years but never quite made it, until now. So, men free, wine bottlesContinue reading “Girly weekend in London!”

Mae Sai, as far north as you go

Mae Sai is the northernmost district of Chiang Rai and indeed Thailand. The town of Mae Sai is a major border crossing between Thailand and Burma.   We were able to see the border, tantalisingly close, just a five minute walk across a bridge! As it was, here’s the nearest we got to the enigmaticContinue reading “Mae Sai, as far north as you go”

Workers, good luck and even more food

The markets are a hive of activity but without the constant, never ending efforts of a legion of workers, nothing would be done. From skinning to cleaning, steaming, frying and cooking anything that grows, crawls, slithers, walks or flops about, this army of stall holders work from dawn till dusk. Even more market pictures captureContinue reading “Workers, good luck and even more food”

Incredible India – Delhi continued

Here’s even more colourful market traders in Old Delhi We stumble across these beautiful ornate doors in one of the small back allies. Carrying on our second day in Dehli we headed to India Gate, the memorial which commemorates the 90,000 soldiers of the British Indian Army who lost their lives while fighting for the BritishContinue reading “Incredible India – Delhi continued”