Midlifewanderlust1965

[...] me awake. I was going to have a early start leaving the hostel at 05:15. I had to get to the bus station. From there I would be catching two coaches that would take me to Kaunas. The first one left [...]

[...] Braga and this meant an early start to the day. After rushing down breakfast I left for the bus station. Braga had left an favourable impression on me and I want to come back some day. On the way to [...]

[...] well worth the money. Go here for a good value lunch. After lunch I made my way to the bus station. I purchased my ticket and waited for my bus. What arrived was a mini bus driven by a [...]

[...] by the staff at the hostel. So Paul, Grant, Alex, Suzanne and myself made our way to the bus station. Trakai was about forty minutes away by bus. When we arrived into Trakai bus station, it [...]

[...] to complete with all the stops to take photographs. This walk comes from City Walks: London by Craig Taylor. Until the next post, safe travels. Steve The post London Walks – Holborn to Blackfriars [...]

[...] which is located at the end of Cannon Street. This walk comes from City Walks: London by Craig Taylor. Until the next post safe travels. Steve The post London Walks – St. Paul’s appeared first on [...]

[...] before finishing up at Covent Garden Tube Station. This walk is from City Walks: London by Craig Taylor. Until the next post safe travels everybody. Steve The post Barbican to Covent Garden appeared [...]

[...] . Manor House Station – The end of the walk. This walk comes from City Walks: London by Craig Taylor. Until the next post, safe travels everybody. Steve The post Stoke Newington appeared [...]

[...] This photo essay is of my visit to Coventry earlier this year. Coventry is the tenth largest city in England. [...]

[...] This is a photo essay about ice cream. One of the treats I always allow myself while travelling is ice cream or [...]

[...] This is a photo essay from the viewing platforms of the new Library of Birmingham. The library was opened in [...]

[...] then I would urge you to change your mind. When you get there the place to stay is the Looming Hostel. It is an eco-friendly hostel where the aim is to minimise the impact of its activities on [...]

[...] on reaching hostel. However tired I felt once I reached the hostel this soon disappeared. The Looming Hostel was a excellent choice. It is quiet but that was not a bad thing to experience. It was a [...]

[...] One of the places the Looming Hostel in Tartu recommended I should visit was ‘The KGB Cells Museum.’ Fortunately it was close [...]