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... battalion diary from the time he was killed - January 1945. Incredible to think this London (Bermondsey) boy was out in the jungle of Burma, fighting the Japanese. What would he think to know his granddaughter would be there out of choice one day. I guess he'd be glad about that. His name was William Whipps - you can look him up on the Commonwealth war graves site.
Places to go, things to ...
Airport sleepovers
Walked for an hour from the hostel to the bus stop, fair hike. Met an American student studying in israel on the bus with the same flight in the morn. Had great info on traveling and volunteering in west Africa. Me and him both crashed at the airport until 5am check ...
Wednesday 8 August 2012
... ordering fresh fish. It arrives with chips. The fish appears to be nothing more than deep-fried, oversized goldfish. The woman pops one into her mouth, sucking on the fish head and body and pulling the bone away from her mouth by the fish's tail. It's quite repulsive, especially when the woman chooses to chew open mouthed, like a cow chewing grass in a field. At the far end of the restaurant, at a table eating their lunch (no doubt with chips), are the Cypriot ...
CYPRUS 4 Agia Napa and Famagusta
... in Turkish Cyprus, but difficult to find, as Famagusta and the border is not in any way advertised in Greek Cyprus! In the process of finding our way there we discovered this great taverna – no one could speak English but we ...
Here Comes the Sun, Little Darlin'...!
... in the shade. I´m not a huge fan of cats, but I liked these. Maybe because they were more in what I consider to be their natural habitat and not leaving hair deposits on all of my dark colored clothes...
This was the second mosque I have ever visited and the only one I have been able to walk all the way through. I don´t believe they use it for worship anymore. Either way, I took off my shoes and covered my head and shoulders with a scarf before ...