It only cost me $300 in visas, 10 nights on trains and too many bottles of vodka to county to finally make it here, and it was worth all the effort. Moscow, I’d heard, was in the top 5 most [...]Tags: moscow, top 5, trans siberian Continue reading... 
*Today one of my readers sent me an article he wrote too, showing people that we can all find our own way in life, there’s no need to conform. Read away folks I follow Johnny’s blog regularly, and [...]Tags: guest post Continue reading... 
Cornwall is truly a fantastic holiday destination in summer time, guaranteed to give you fun times on beaches, plenty to savour culturally and food good enough to write home about. Not only this but a holiday is Cornwall will save [...]Tags: cornwall, guest post Continue reading... 
The Spanish capital is one of the most vibrant cities in Europe, with so many attractions to see and things to do that it’s complicated to know where to start. Which to choose and which to discard is a complicated [...]Tags: cafe central, clubs, culture, DJs, el junco, electronica, honky tonk, indie, jazz, joy eslava, kapital, live music, madrid, music, nightlife, rock, tourism Continue reading... Tuesday’s Travel Rant: Sex tourists, having sex in Thailand or further afarPublished by Johnny on May 08, 2012 
This one is close to ‘home’ unfortunately so this is gonna be a lot more of a rant and a lot less humour. For any longterm readers of my site, you’ll know that when I’m taking a break from my [...]Tags: rant, Tuesday's Travel Rant Continue reading... 
When I was in the Philippines waking up every morning to a beautiful sunrise from my $3 beach hut, shaking off last night’s rum with a dip in the azure blue ocean, loving life and really feeling the freedom from [...]Tags: inspiration, motivation, motivational monday Continue reading... Riding the Trans-Siberian a journey from East to WestPublished by Johnny on May 06, 2012 
EDITOR: Today, Ian, a good friend of mine has written a guest post about our awesome journey through Siberia, Mongolia, Kazakhstan and Russia – he blogs about his travels at borderlesstravels.com The Trans-Siberian from Beijing to Moscow is by [...]Tags: guest post Continue reading... 
I had planned to dip in to Kazakhstan, visit Astana in the north, near the Russian border and then nip back to Russia a couple of days later. But after telling people I was coming to Kazakshtan, the (very) few [...]Tags: almaty, things to see Continue reading... 
When in Rome and all that. So I finally made it to Moscow, 6000km, endless nights in trains, a huge detour through Kazakhstan but at last I’m here. I’ve dreamt about visiting Moscow for over a decade, I wanted a [...]Continue reading... Tips for getting the best deals on Gatwick airport parkingPublished by Johnny on May 03, 2012 
Flying out of London Gatwick Airport? Here are some top tips for parking at the airport for less! As someone who writes a lot about travel, you’d have thought I’d be pretty organised when it comes to getting flights. Well, [...]Tags: http://onestep4ward.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/stanstead-airport.png Continue reading... |
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