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  • A most unusual transit

    This week, I flew back to Australia and got reacquainted with one of my favourite travel destinations. No, I’m not talking about a beach resort, or a five star hotel or a world heritage site (although there are many of those that I do love). I am talking about an airport, or rather, a part…

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  • Painting people

    One a recent trip to Morocco, I decided it was time to give in to a long held desire – and get myself a tattoo… not a permanent tattoo of course. A Henna tattoo. There are all sorts of horror stories about tourists getting caught by henna artists using banned chemical additives resulting in severe…

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  • Changing direction

    This week I can be found over on the Take Five Authors blog – where I am talking about leaving home, changing direction and new people and places. It’s all about books of course – Here’s a hint. Do pop over to the Take Five Authors blog and see what I am up to.  …

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  • A castle with the Ewww factor

    When I first arrived in the UK, my fascination with history took me to more than a few ruined castles. It seems I still have not had my fill. Every one of them has some gem that makes it special. Last weekend we found ourselves in the neighbourhood of Farleigh Hungerford Castle, set in a…

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  • It’s publication day.

    Today is one of those days that authors love. It’s publication day for Wedding Bells by the Creek – the 5th book in the Coorah Creek Series. Publication day is the culmination of months of work. It’s not just the writing. Before the first word is even written, I have to spend time thinking about the…

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  • A palatial establishment

    Recently I played hooky from my desk for a day and went to Blenheim Palace. I’d read about it, of course, and I’ve seen it in any number of movies, but this was my first visit. Wow! The palace is a world heritage site and it well deserves that honour. It is amazing, but I…

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