Tag Archives: Sydney
That’s My Plane…
I haven’t missed many flights in my time in fifty-seven years of travelling, but I did in 1987 or was it 1988? My memory fails me! I was sitting on the back balcony of Barbara’s (my friend/landlady) gorgeous, old house … Continue reading
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Tagged air travel, airports, disabled expat, flights, Los Angeles, New Caledonia, New Zealand, stop-overs, Sydney, Tahiti, UTA/Air France
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On To Singapore and Beyond
OK, I sorted out replacement travellers cheques and passport in Kuala Lumpur on my return from Malacca. This being done, I continued my travels to Singapore. Mind you, with my enthusiasm for coach travel being curtailed after recent events, I took … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, Australia, backpacking, coaches, disabled expat, food, international cuisines, international travel, landscapes, Malaysia, Melbourne, Nigeria, Perth, Singapore, Sydney
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An Opportunity Not To Be Missed…
It certainly was not to be missed – how would you like to go to university/college in the States?!! I practically jumped at the chance, given my wish to attend higher education; and the opportunity to live somewhere new. So, … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, degree, disabledexpat, Dublin, Eiffel Tower, Florida, international relations, overseas programs, Paris, Rollins College, Sydnet harbour, Sydney, university/college, Vienna
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