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The beauty (and frustration) of living in Thailand lies in the ability of people to hold mutually incompatible ideas at the same time, and to never speak about some things which everyone knows. Take Sukhothai, for example: that most revered of ancient Thai cities. Sukhothai was originally a trade centre, enjoying a degree of autonomy […]
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Posted in Architecture,History,Museum,Religious Practice,Thailand,TravelTags: ancient,architecture,Bay of Thailand,blog,buddha,buddhism,buddhist,museum,people,Photo Blog,religion,ruins,Sukhothai,Travel Blog,UNESCO,Ursula Wall
I can’t help but love a country that is passionate about food, wine and walking. While ‘walking’ may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of France, the French take their walking trails seriously. The country is criss-crossed by roughly 177,030 kilometres of marked, mapped and well-maintained paths. The Institut Géographique […]
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Posted in Architecture,France,History,Nature,Religious Practice,Rural,TravelTags: ancient,architecture,blog,Catholicism,France,Photo Blog,religion,rural,Sentier Cathare,The Cathar Trail,The Cathar Way,travel,Travel Blog,Ursula Wall
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