by Sue Davies | Jan 12, 2022 | independent travel, Singapore, Women
Three years ago, none of us would have imagined that we would be living through a worldwide pandemic for two years and counting. More than 5 million people dead worldwide. Healthcare disparities are more exposed than ever. Masking. Waiting in line for testing and...
by Sue Davies | Aug 24, 2020 | New York, Street Art
Soho brings to mind designer stores, tourists, overpriced eateries, and people watching. But there is another side to Soho in Summer 2020. On the boarded up cafes and boutique stores, Soho Street art has emerged—raw, illegal, political street art. Statements about the...
by Sue Davies | Jul 31, 2020 | Asia, Malaysia, Nature
The Kinabatangan River Borneo Night Cruise had been fun and relaxing. It was our last night in Sabah Borneo on the river and we were treasuring the experiences. Orangutans. Proboscis Monkeys. Crocodiles. Elephants. Hornbills. The Borneo Big 5 and much, much more. We...
by Sue Davies | Mar 24, 2018 | Asia, Buddhism, Photography
Hong Kong Places of Interest Fortune Teller Gardens Market Star Ferry Tain Tan Buddha Tain Tan Buddha Temple Streets of Hong...
by Sue Davies | Feb 20, 2018 | Antarctica, Buenos Aires, Nature
Antarctica Travel TipsI waited many years to step foot on the Antarctica continent. Antarctic Travel had been a dream of mine for more than 20 years. I researched online, spoke to travel agents and read Antarctic travel tips. I found every Antarctic Travel Guide I...
by Sue Davies | Feb 12, 2018 | Antarctica, Argentina, Nature
Lemaire Channel AntarcticaThe snow was coming down steadily as we approached the opening to the Lemaire Channel. The thermometer read 0 degrees Celsius and the wild was blowing. The ship traveled slowly–only 5-7 knots. Visibility from the bow of the ship was...
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