The English Garden in Munich is where Münchners go to play, or to relax, drink beer, or to surf, or to sunbathe naked…It all happens here!
In search of outdoor adventure and off-beat experiences!
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A Photo Journey Through the Black Forest
The Black Forest, or Schwarzwald in German, is located in SW Germany covering an area of 12,000 sq. km. It gets its name… [more]
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Schloss Ludwigsburg: My Favorite Castle Tour in Germany
Schloss Ludwigsburg (Ludwigsburg Palace) is my favorite castle tour in Germany. The 90 minute tour gives you insights into… [more]
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Frescos: The Most Dangerous Cultural Attraction in Europe?
Frescos can be hazardous to your health. If it were up to me there would be signs saying "WARNING: FRESCOS AHEAD, ENTER AT… [more]
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A Photojourney to Besalu, Catalonia
You may not have heard of Besalú. I hadn't until a few weeks ago. It's a small town located in the northern region of… [more]
About Me
I'm Laurel, a former Program Director from Canada now living in Munich, Germany. I love traveling, diving, and hiking. I'm also an animal enthusiast with a special affinity for monkeys, cats and sharks.
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Categories : Bavaria, Germany, Munich, My Favorite Places to Visit in Germany, Nature & Wildlife
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Friday,
May
11th,
2012
Finnish drinks have a wide range of flavors from lemonade to salty black licorice to pine tar. There’s something for almost every palate!
Categories : Culture, Finland, Food and drink
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Thursday,
May
10th,
2012
Marmore’s Falls is the world’s tallest man made waterfall. Even more incredible is that it dates back to 271BC and was constructed by the Romans.
Categories : Italy, Nature & Wildlife, Off-Beat, Travel Photos
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Adventures in a Zulu Village = no electricity, paying a bride price of 11 cows, but also speaking 4 languages and being perfectly happy with what you’ve got.
Categories : Culture, Off-Beat, South Africa
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Travel bloggers are a friendly bunch – until you send us to Gladiator School to fight until our deaths- or at least for bragging rights.
Proof that even baby baboons have temper tantrums.
Categories : Monkeys, Nature & Wildlife, South Africa
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