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Experiences

Member: DrG experiences

  • DrG

    Melbourne: Part II of an Aussie Trilogy

    by DrG :
    Added on 3rd February 2013

    Next stop on from Tasmania, Melbourne, my old University city

    Rating: (10 votes)

    Tags - Australia, Short breaks, Honeymoons
  • Tasmania: Part I of an Aussie Trilogy

    Tasmania: Part I of an Aussie Trilogy

    by DrG :
    Added on 23rd January 2013
    Associated Galleries

    MrsG had never been to Australia & was keen to find out why I found it so fascinating. We took advantage of the plethora of holiday days Easter 2011 to cover Tas, Victoria & The Top End

    Rating: (9 votes)

    Tags - Australia, Tasmania, Walking and trekking, Wildlife and safaris, Honeymoons
  • DrG

    A slice of Santiago

    by DrG :
    Added on 30th November 2012

    Despite my lashing of Antofagasta, I was a little sorry to leave. It was a fantastic opportunity to visit another new country..... in fact to ‘tick-off’ my last continent.

    Rating: (5 votes)

    Tags - Chile
  • DrG

    Out to the Atacama

    by DrG :
    Added on 25th November 2012

    A few days on the Atacama edge were necessarily curtailed, so I crammed it into a day out from Antofagasta. What could three limnologists find appealing in this barren but starkly beautiful desert?

    Rating: (6 votes)

    Tags - Chile
  • Anti-fagasta?

    Anti-fagasta?

    by DrG :
    Added on 23rd November 2012
    Associated Galleries

    My recent JBF seems to have left people with an overwhelmingly negative vibe... apologies to Steve48 whom I’ve indelibly daubed with dwarves and defecation... virtually speaking! Positives required...

    Rating: (12 votes)

    Tags - Chile
  • DrG

    Assaults on the senses

    by DrG :
    Added on 8th July 2012

    I find relying on senses other than sight quite challenging! But being embroiled in the rainforest is better experienced using every sense available

    Rating: (7 votes)

    Tags - Brunei, Wildlife and safaris, Walking and trekking
  • DrG

    Thank you Mr Longstaff!

    by DrG :
    Added on 10th January 2012

    I loathed French! It wasn’t the fact that I had to learn another language, as I already had some Latin under my belt. It was because I wanted to learn Spanish.

    Rating: (6 votes)

    Tags - Zambia, France, Wildlife and safaris
  • DrG

    Velcro and the Furious Fifties

    by DrG :
    Added on 21st November 2011

    Having had travel plans to Jyvaskyla dashed by faulty body parts recently, and plenty of time to contemplate the ceiling and wanderings past, I recall a similar situation under traumatic circumstances

    Rating: (12 votes)

    Tags - Antarctica
  • First impressions true south

    First impressions true south

    by DrG :
    Added on 10th July 2011
    Associated Galleries

    The most important items to be delivered to Antarctica after a long winter are mail and fresh produce. A fresh face... well that's just inconsequential

    Rating: (13 votes)

    Tags - Antarctica
  • DrG

    An hour in the company of Kenyans

    by DrG :
    Added on 25th February 2011

    An alternative to uploading photos (I only took nine this week), I contemplate four very different Kenyans I have spent time with and reflect on their different lives / views

    Rating: (18 votes)

  • DrG

    Two sides to Turkey...

    by DrG :
    Added on 3rd September 2009

    Opportunity... I would never have considered spending a week of holiday time on the west coast of Turkey. Yet, my soon to be brother-in-law landed me just that by dating, wooing (do people still d

    Rating: (0 votes)

    Tags - Turkey, Europe
  • DrG

    Dust and honey... Kenya's forgotten Rift

    by DrG :
    Added on 24th August 2009

    Lake Baringo was a jewel, a paradise for birders, the sort of place an avid twitcher could notch two hundred species in a day if one was up with the grey-headed sparrows and to bed with the Verrea

    Rating: (0 votes)

    Tags - Kenya, Africa, Wildlife and safaris

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