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Andorra journal: Skiing, Skolling and Splitting Skulls in Andorra

Fri, 30 Jun 2006 07:51:09 GMT

It was the heat that confused me at first.

Maybe not the kind of heat that is avoided on an Australian summers day but rather a feeling of actually defrosting when standing in the sun. For a brief moment I seriously considered checking with the airline that had dumped me here, "Am I in the right place?" This is supposed to be a skiing holiday after all!

I had landed in Barcelona, Spain, after leaving on a cold blustery morning in London. I was on my way to Andorra, a tiny country consisting entirely of a bite-shaped chunk of the Pyranees between Spain's northern Catalonia region ...

Andorra journal: Bloody fantastic in clear weather!

Fri, 30 Jun 2006 07:50:40 GMT

Andorra journal: Great Staff and excellent entertainment to keep your hangover steady for the next day on the slopes

Fri, 30 Jun 2006 07:50:40 GMT

London journal: 'Ol London Town - The First Days

Fri, 30 Jun 2006 07:27:32 GMT

Hi Everyone! > > After 26 hours of travelling. 3 Airports and lots of little single > serving > portions of assorted garbage I finally arrived in London. > > Customs here was a piece of cake... I just walked straight through > and by > the time I reached the main airport I thought to myself... wow... > I'm out! > No sweat. So, find the tube, by a ticket, figure out which line to > catch and > I was rolling my way through London. I thought something was a bit > strange > when I looked around me and I was the only fool on the tube > wearing a > t-shirt. After the ...

Europe journal: Email Updates and stories from 2005

Fri, 30 Jun 2006 07:25:06 GMT

The following entries are taken from http://groups.msn.com /bennystravels.

This was the initial place where I was posting my travel journals, email updates and photos.

In 2006 I moved to this realtravel.com blog site which I think organises things better and looks better as well.

Apologies for some of the entries which have the forwarded email tags littered through them.