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| SuzieQ's Travel Blogs and Reviews | ||
| Travel Blogs and Reviews | ||
| Title and Date | Location | |
Rural France for the uninitiated Sep 11 '06 | France | |
Sit on your Aillas and do nothing Sep 11 '06 "The village of Aillas is sleepy, which is the polite way of saying nothing's ever open" | Aillas, Aquitaine | |
Dufreche "Laughs and great food from English hosts" | Aillas, Aquitaine | |
What's the beef? Sep 12 '06 "Made famous by Rick Stein in his slightly pretentious 'French Odyssey'" | Bazas, Aquitaine | |
Swanky St Emilion Sep 12 '06 "The town is rich in history which has produced some of its more intriguing sights" | Bordeaux, France | |
Visiting home - a Brit's guide to Britain Sep 09 '06 | United Kingdom | |
Cheap and cheerful in the world's priciest city Sep 09 '06 "In the most expensive city in the world, a guide to cheap/free activities is invaluable" | London, England | |
Speakers' Corner "Marx and Lenin ranted here - now you can too" | London, England | |
Blue Plaques "Look out for these footprints of the famous" | London, England | |
Tate Modern "Art you can poke fun at for free" | London, England | |
Monument "Different, fun and cheap" | London, England | |
Chelsea Kitchen "Comfort food at bargain prices" | London, England | |
Portobello Market "A genuine British barrow-boy experience" | London, England | |
Hampstead Heath "Countryside in the heart of the city" | London, England | |
Manzara "Turkish food that your tastebuds - and wallet - will love" | London, England | |
Cafe Fresco "Every juice imaginable (plus Lebanese food)" | London, England | |
Way better than Cambridge Sep 16 '06 | Oxford, England | |
Shakeaway "Milkshakes beyond your wildest dreams" | Oxford, England | |
Pitt Rivers Museum "Shrunken heads and sharks' tooth necklaces" | Oxford, England | |
| South Africa | ||
In the lap of the mountain Dec 20 '04 | Cape Town, South Africa | |
Tourist-free Turkey May 28 '02 | Turkey | |
Not Constantinople May 28 '02 "I got a Turkish bath from the largest woman with the largest underpants I've ever seen." | Istanbul, Turkey | |
Aya Sofia "Ginormous pink ex-cathedral, ex- mosque" | Istanbul, Turkey | |
Chora Museum "Mosaics galore" | Istanbul, Turkey | |
Grand Bazaar "Get all your souvenirs in one fell swoop" | Istanbul, Turkey | |
The Blue Mosque "Probably the biggest and most ornate mosque you'll ever see" | Istanbul, Turkey | |
How Not to See India Mar 21 '00 | India | |
Trust your fate to rickshaw drivers Mar 21 '00 "Entire families sit on one moped, with babies hanging off their mothers and the father wearing the only helmet." | New Delhi, India | |
The Mediterranean Middle East Aug 04 '99 | Tunisia | |
A lot like Paris Aug 04 '99 | Tunis, Tunisia | |
Houses for Headhunters Jul 21 '98 | Papua New Guinea | |
Fear and barbed wire Jul 21 '98 "Your usual dusty streets lined with drooping palms where apparently partially-sighted drivers weave around pedestrians" | Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea | |
Manic Street Preachers Jul 23 '98 "We would walk past embarrassingly loud and passionate preachers ranting in the streets" | Goroka, Eastern Highlands | |
Another world Jul 25 '98 "Groups of women patted our legs, a welcoming gesture (we guessed) which added to the whole bizarre experience" | Kainantu, Eastern Highlands | |
Take me to the river Jul 30 '98 "The Westerners had a bath, while the entire village stared and wondered why on earth our hair was frothing" | Kainantu, Eastern Highlands | |
Enter the West Aug 01 '98 "Otherwise dignified villagers wore t-shirts saying things like 'Mr Poo'" | Kainantu, Eastern Highlands | |
A good time for all (except the cow) Aug 07 '98 "A brave soul asked one of the older people in the village if he'd ever eaten a human. The old man laughed and said yes" | Kainantu, Eastern Highlands | |
Adieu to K2 Aug 10 '98 "You could grow a foot in height walking from one end of the village to the other because of the mud caked to your feet" | Kainantu, Eastern Highlands | |
Tsunami Aug 28 '98 "10,000 people got away, only to be left homeless and destitute in a mass graveyard full of bloated corpses" | Madang, Papua New Guinea | |
Lutheran Guest House "Clean, quiet and great for budget travellers" | Madang, Papua New Guinea | |
Take a boat to Siar Island "I overused the word 'beautiful'" | Madang, Papua New Guinea | |
California Girl Aug 24 '97 | United States | |
Los Locos Aug 24 '97 | Los Angeles, California | |
Andes tips - a guide to Bolivia Jul 28 '97 | Bolivia | |
The Sucre in Bolivia's tea Jul 28 '97 "It has a whitewashed colonial charm, with wide boulevards and cobbled squares" | Sucre, Chuquisaca | |
Hostal Charcas "Privacy, cleanliness and great value" | Sucre, Chuquisaca | |
A silver lining Aug 01 '97 "It was the centre of the world in the 16th century...that's all gone now" | Potosi, Bolivia | |
Souvenir central Aug 12 '97 "Souvenirs range from conventional panpipes to unconventional dried llama foetuses" | La Paz, Bolivia | |
Hotel Illampu "Cheap, basic, clean rooms" | La Paz, Bolivia | |
Hotel Andina "Good quality but on the expensive side" | La Paz, Bolivia | |
In Australia Apr 09 '97 | Australia | |
Tiny biting wallabies Apr 09 '97 | Perth, Australia | |
Hong Kong Phooey Jan 29 '97 | China | |
Last days of independence Jan 29 '97 | Hong Kong, China | |



