I found in England that the vegetables, they had no… Had no soul. No life. You see? One Hundred Foot Journey. This is not quite true is it? I have found markets in London (whilst doing the tours with Coutours
To be honest … Sometimes it takes leaving the place you grew up in, the place you called ‘home’ for a very long time, to realise the beauty of what you left behind. Not exactly left behind because we are
Destination Event brief: Our London based clients are a family that has travelled, and lived in many parts of the world. Friends scattered around the globe. Family in Ireland too. How to gather all to celebrate Paul’s 50th birthday in
Zeit MOCCA is a spiritual experience. A disused silo in the heart of Cape Town’s waterfront, transformed by the genius of Thomas Hetherwick into a Cathedral. She bows in awe to this gift. Nine floors and 6000sqm of space for
So it’s a sunset pic, but I will tell you why. I could post magnificent pictures of the many landscapes of South Africa. The vast wheat lands of the Free State, the tropical splendour of Kwa Zulu Natal. I could
‘So tell me again how you got here?’ There are those who spend months, even years, planning the Ultimate Trip. Then there are those who ‘got the ticket will travel’ and make up their itineraries as they go. Head lands on
‘Cold, misty, crispy days. Blanket, fire and red wine days.’ I grew up in the heart of the Eastern Free State. Agricultural heartland. Bitter cold winters, especially when you had to play hockey first thing on a Saturday morning, the grass still
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