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View on Cinque Terre village, IT (2015-08)
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Navigating Cinque Terre by boat, train, bus and on foot

The UNESCO World heritage site most people know simply as Cinque Terre is much more than just five villages on the Ligurian coast. There is also Portovenere, where I stayed for four nights, and Isola Palmaria, both at the mouth

by Carola Bieniek
2015-08-27
Italy, Transport
View of Cinque Terre village Porto Venere, Italy (2015-08)
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Hostelling International: Ostello Porto Venere, Portovenere

The Ostello Porto Venere proved to be the perfect base for exploring the UNESCO World Heritage site commonly known as Cinque Terre. Location & Getting There As the name would suggest the Ostello di Porto Venere is in Portovenere, to the left

by Carola Bieniek
2015-08-25
Accommodation Reviews, Italy, Transport
Carola in Biarritz, France (2014-09-06)
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Walking Home, Week 23 and a Day: Getting there

Day 155 - Bordeaux At the moment sightseeing in Bordeaux is the least of my concerns. The city is only a train ride from Biarritz. I may come back for a few days when it's done. At the moment I have

by Carola Bieniek
2014-09-07
The Walking Home Project
The sea in the distance and blue sky, France (2014-08)
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Walking Home, week 21: Because, la mer

Day 141 - to Aubeterre-sur-Dronne Another night in which I have hardly slept. The damp cold has spread throughout my body. From up the river drums and bass could be heard all night. A metal club I presume. Paul, who shares a

by Carola Bieniek
2014-08-24
The Walking Home Project
Tiny fried fish snack on Lake Kariba cruise, Zimbabwe (2012-04)
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How much is the fish? (Food and drink in Africa, pt. 3)

I remember the first meal I cooked for the truck group. For some reason, we had decided to have fish. So I went to the market in Rabat, Morocco, speaking neither Arabic nor French, having never cooked for a large

by Carola Bieniek
2012-12-26
Africa, Africa 360°, Food, Morocco, Tanzania, Uganda, Zimbabwe
Terrasse by the sea, Samos, Greece (2012-08)
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Crossing Europe – Turkey to Germany (pics)

2012-08-07- to 14 - Crossing Europe - Turkey to Germany, a set on Flickr. One week to cross Europe from Eastern Turkey via Greece and Italy to Germany. This is the last Africa 360° set.

by Carola Bieniek
2012-08-14
Africa, Africa 360°, Germany, Greece, Italy, Turkey
Passangers sign on the boat from Egypt to Turkey (2012-08)
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Pics of(f) the boat going from Egypt to Turkey

2012-08-04 to 07 - On the Nikolay Konarev, a set on Flickr. Waiting for more than a day in the port for the ship to leave from Port Said for Mersin gave me the unique opportunity to enjoy two very beautiful

by Carola Bieniek
2012-08-08
Africa 360°, Egypt, Turkey
Old house in Alexandria, Egypt (2012-08)
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Alexandria pics

2012-07-31 to 08-02 - Alexandria, Egypt, a set on Flickr. Al Iskandariyah is the local name for this Mediterranean town. It was founded by Alexander the Great. And like before in Cairo - maybe even more so - the past grandeur

by Carola Bieniek
2012-08-03
Africa 360°, Egypt
Looking out of the window in Qaitbay Castle, Alexandria, Egypt (2012-08)
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Qaitbay Citadel pics

2012-08-01 - Qaitbay Citadel, Alexandria, Egypt, a set on Flickr. It was a beautiful day at the Mediterranean when I went to see the old fort in Alexandria.

by Carola Bieniek
2012-08-01
Africa 360°, Egypt
The coast across the sea in Dahab, Egypt (2012-07)
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Dahab pics

2012-07-27 to 29 - Dahab, Egypt, a set on Flickr. In a way Dahab is any travelers' nightmare: expensive restaurants (set up for tourists only), souvenir shops and touts at every corner. But there is no denying the beauty of the

by Carola Bieniek
2012-07-29
Africa 360°, Egypt

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