…nd write back to tell me what you’ve been up to. SIGN UP HERE and get your FREE eBook “100 Free Things to do in Asia’ It’s not all about me! I want to help make your travels easier, more fun, more exciting and I always love to keep in touch and hear from you, too! What do you want to learn, see, and read about on LashWorldTour? Let me know! Do you have any questions about specific destinations, safety issues, scuba diving, cycling, solo travel or…
…specialises in making savoury chocolate from ground beans. Borough Cheese Company sells dairy and eggs, their wheels of French comte cheese and Holland raw milk are must-try. While most of the food stalls take cash only, there are cash machines in the market so no panic, get ready and indulge in the heavenly food. photo by Marceline on Flickr CC Afternoon Tea Fish and chips, Sunday roast, shepherd’s pie, not to mention the afternoon tea are must-…
…autiful; food is plentiful, tasty and cheap; hostels are the cheapest I’ve come across in C America thus far; there are great museums and plenty of other things to do and see. Nicaragua even has the dark roast coffee that I love, which is an amazing surprise. In this region of the world, I’ve discovered to my regret that it’s nearly impossible to find dark roast, even though most of these countries are major world-class coffee producers. Alas, eve…
…non Power Shot SX100, took me quite far along the photographic path. I got comfortable with manual mode, greatly improved my composition skills and learned many important basic editing techniques. But I had already started seeing the camera’s limits before I started the Matador U Courses. During the very first chapter of the Fundamental Course I could see that I absolutely needed to upgrade. So I bought a new camera! Yeah! I’m now shooting with So…
…t to otherwise escape the horror of Mazatlan, I retreated each day to my accommodation to get a chunk of work done and de-stress while listening to my favorite music. That way I would have a lot more free time the follow week when I could escape Mazatlan all together and finally enjoy a great, undeveloped, chilled-out beach area in San Blas, about three hours south. glimpse of Pueblo Bonito Emerald Bay Resort from their slightly wild beach So desp…
…quiz here. 4 Day Detox – free eBook offered by Kyle Willets I typically recommend completing the 4-Day Home Detox at least 4 times a year, especially at the change of season. This helps prevent health issues that are brewing beneath the surface. It’s also going to help you regain your mojo and prana (energy) if you are feeling “out of sorts” or if have been experiencing more frequent or lingering colds and sickness. Q4. Let’s talk about your worl…
…ght see along the way. Cliff Camping Cliff camping in Colorado is the US’s latest extreme sport and it’s not one for the faint-hearted. Spend the night camped out, hanging off of the side of a sheer rock face overlooking the incredible Rocky Mountains. Those who fancy giving it a try but don’t want to commit to spending the whole night hanging off the side of a cliff can opt for a ‘just lunch’ or ‘just dinner’ option to try it out, but be warned t…
…amous Ballet Music – a selection of ballet pieces by various international composers, from Russians to Americans and European composers. Since I grew up as a ballet dancer, it was great fun to hear all the great ballet music again…only some of which I actually knew, to be honest. Fun, fun Xmas happenings! TRAVEL UPDATE FLORIDA: Yippie- delicious sushi dinner! Yummmm, my mom & step-dad just took me out for this fantastic sushi dinner! It was sort o…
…by the Spanish in the early 1500s. They rigorously set about importing the latest European Baroque architecture, art and design to create ‘The City of Angels’. They constructed hundreds of decorative buildings and over 70 elaborate churches & cathedrals. With all its glorious architecture, particularly its Heavenly churches, Puebla quickly became famous throughout Europe as one of the world’s most beautiful cities. The Spanish continued expanding…
…miss going to this wonderful church, La Sagrada Familia, which is at near completion status. This church is not yet finished it has already earned fame as one of the most famous attractions in Barcelona, although it is believed construction begun in 1882. It truly is a great example of a “work of a lifetime”…If you are in Barcelona this is a must visit, the passion and imagination of a great mind is on display throughout the buildings design. Mak…
Hi! I'm Lash, an American nomadic world traveler who's been traveling solo since 1998. Iām passionate about traveling the world nomadically and then sharing it all with you. I hope to inspire you to travel the world, to entertain you with tales from the road, and to help you reach your travel dreams. Welcome! 
