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Continuing our three-month journey through the Thailand of 2021, barely reopened after Covid. In the previous episode: Banana Beach, Sirinat National Park, the northern temples, deserted Patong, and the Big Buddha of Nakkerd Hill. …
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Continuing our three-month journey through the Thailand of 2021, barely reopened after Covid. In the previous episode: arriving via the Phuket Sandbox, the express quarantine at the Dusit Thani, the deserted beach at Bang Tao, and a day at …
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November 2021. For almost two years the world had been living to the rhythm of lockdowns. In France, anxious messages looped endlessly on television. We had had enough. This account, in several parts, tells the story of the three months we …
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Taking the backroads, the red tracks or the gravel roads, is the start of a journey with the ever-renewed hope of happy moments. A few travel photos collected on the tracks of Australia, Oman, Iceland, Norway, Portugal.. There is so much to …
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During the winter of 2019-2020, just before the great lockdown… Arrival in Tangier by ferry from Algeciras. First discovery of the north-eastern part of Morocco, as far as Tetouan and Chefchaouen. Nights are very cold in this region …
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A beautiful winter escape from December 2018 to January 2019, five weeks in a 4x4, a Mitsubishi Pajero rented on arrival in Muscat. Sites visited: the capital Muscat and its surroundings Yiti and Al Buthan, the Batinah and its forts up to …
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A country we love for its landscapes, the relative mildness of its climate, and the kindness of its people. We’ve made several trips there and always come back with great pleasure. A few photos from our most recent trips to the …
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A months-long “down under” trip in 2015. A grand tour of the continent, from Brisbane to Queensland, to Alice Springs in the Red Centre, from the Kimberleys to the Northern Territory and Cape York. Crossing the bush by 4x4 on …
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