By ANDY BOREHAM （安柏然） I’d been in Shanghai ever since the start of this new, mystery illness that we all knew had started to take hold in Wuhan, Hubei province. For 40 days in a row, right during the darkest period, I made video reports every day to helpContinue Reading
Aloha! Cruising in Hawaii By Jim Davis Jim and Karen’s adventures have taken them to the far north of Europe and a winter Christmas in London. Finally, they get a much-needed dose of vitamin D in the sunnier climes of the Pacific Ocean while cruising in Hawaii. Finally, we get some sunContinue Reading
Discovering culture and cuisine in France By Carolyn Marks Carolyn Marks explores France and discovers charming towns, historic architecture and some delicious cuisine along the way. In September I visited northern France, the Dordogne and southern France. Some places I visited with friends and some I travelled to alone.Continue Reading
Rarotonga, the Unspoilt Paradise By Clare Erasmus There are so many words to describe Rarotonga but the first three that come to mind are tranquillity, serenity and paradise. I’ve had the pleasure of visiting Rarotonga a few times and I am constantly drawn back to the ambience and tranquillity itContinue Reading
The Writer’s Labyrinth By S.Kaye Judge Writer’s Renewal It couldn’t have been more idyllic. A large red-brick, country cottage quietly tucked away on the edge of the woods of a countryside campus – blue sky–white clouds– moss green grass, and great graduate classmates who had become friends. A writer’sContinue Reading
There’s more to Belgium than just biscuits By Jim Davis After canal boating and touring in a motorhome around the UK, Jim and Karen have arrived on the continent! Their adventures continue in Belgium … You guessed it – we are now on the continent and we’ve stoppedContinue Reading
Motorhome travel in the Netherlands: A comfortable experience By Jim Davis It’s funny how as soon as you cross the border into some countries you feel comfortable. Holland for me was like that. The architecture is different, the landscape is different and there is water everywhere, but it felt a comfortable fit.Continue Reading
Journey to Finland and Norway – the top of the world By Jim Davis Having made their way through the UK and the Baltics, Jim and Karen progress into Scandinavia, and find it to be a fascinating place. Having travelled through Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, we were lookingContinue Reading
Aerial photo taken on July 18, 2019 shows the scenery of Biancheng Township in Huayuan County, central China’s Hunan Province. In Chinese author Shen Congwen’s masterpiece “Border Town”, the simple rural life in Biancheng (Chadong) and Hongan townships are depicted through the tragic love story of a young woman Cuicui.Continue Reading
Tourists walk in the Serpentine Pavilion at La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles, the United States, July 16, 2019. The Serpentine Pavilion, rainbow tunnels of immersive, temporary structure where art and science meet, opens to the public from June 28 to Nov. 24, 2019. (Xinhua/Li Ying)
