Tag: Nature

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Reprise my longing, dear old land.

Originally posted on irisgassenbauer:
When to Scotland, I came to admire the very beauty of tartan against a grey Scottish sky. Smell my dried seaweed, the water was calling. Smell my salty breath, the wind chimed in. I wandered off to see the sheep. Blackface sang a song about obstinacy and dandelion. Then the land…

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Two Backpackers…

TRAVEL EXPLORING We travel initially, to lose ourselves, to find ourselves, to open our hearts and eyes and learn more about the world than these newspapers publish and to see the life in a different perspective… but, later it became the daily routine of our life, we just need a thought to travel on. Firstly we […]

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Choosing to Be Special

What makes the future so intriguing that I must put forth so much time and effort preparing for it? I have a hard time being in the moment. All through high-school, I was thinking about college, and now I’m in college thinking about my future job. Working as a videographer, at the office I am…

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Head to Beachy Head!

Originally posted on Ultimatetravel:
Beachy Head are the highest chalk cliff headlands in the United Kingdom. The spectacular cliff tops of Beachy Head are a must see for all visitors to Eastbourne and the South Downs. Walk up from the western end of Eastbourne seafront or cycle from the start of the South Downs Way. The…

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Why Swellendam? Mrs Gram answers

THE MOST OFTEN ASKED QUESTION Sometimes, if I am honest, the art of hospitality can be strained as the same questions are asked, day after day, by overnight guests keen to learn as much as possible about SA. Dave manages to inject enthusiasm into his responses, but he is a better person than I am. […]