December 2017
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Grodzisk Mazowiecki Photo Diary: Sunset on a Car Graveyard
In the small town of Grodzisk Mazowiecki, Northeast Poland, resides a haunting remnant of history – a car graveyard, a junkyard of rotting metal carcasses reclaimed by nature. It was
Stefanie Auger-Roy 31/12/2017
Things to Do in Cambridge: A Day on the River Cam
When anyone thinks of Cambridge I think it’s safe to say that Cambridge University is one of the first things that comes to mind. Now, putting aside Academia, it was
Megan Jessica 27/12/2017
Visiting London: A Written From Travel Guide
London: a vibrant, multicultural city; a business hut and a tourist hotspot welcoming millions of visitors every year. From significant historical and cultural sites, to bars, museums and grand parks,
Written From Travel 22/12/2017
Mexico Earthquake: People Power
Earlier this year, in a very short space of time we witnessed two shattering earthquakes hit Mexico; the first a magnitude 8.2 with its epicentre in the Gulf of Tehuantepec,
Written From Travel 11/12/2017
The Force of Travelling: Why do I travel?
Why do I travel? Very simple. Everybody has a story, and I love stories. Children can be better engaged in any chore or task by making a story out of
Maydi Díaz 08/12/2017
Gardens in London: My Top Picks
England’s capital is home to wonderful green spaces – Royal gardens, small garden squares and gardens ceremoniously donated to London, like The Kyoto Garden. Basically, we have a lot of
Megan Jessica 08/12/2017
Cultural Ambiguity and Travel
Traversing borders on long, arduous journeys tends to leave agitated minds with nothing more to do than reflective self-encounter. Often, the restless come to face with haunting conflicts that cling
Luis Carrillo Coello 08/12/2017
Long Haul Flights: How to Afford Them
Everyone should have the opportunity to experience and learn new things outside of their ‘comfort-zones’, beyond their spheres of custom. However, when it comes to physical travel, flights aren’t cheap,
Megan Jessica 07/12/2017
Why Travel: No Earthly Reason (why not)
Why travel? Travel is as a wholly advantageous endeavour. Connecting with other cultures promotes empathy. Stepping outside of the familiar forces intentionality. It can be uncomfortable, but most worthwhile experiences
Yvette Benhamou & J. Endress 07/12/2017
Plan My Gap Year: Preparation for Long Travel
I’ve left my job; my bags are packed; I’ve chosen to plan my gap year with an open-end. I’m setting out on my first long travel adventure. A journey half-way
Megan Jessica 07/12/2017
