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  • The Cornish Coast

    The Cornish Coast

      Visiting the Cornish coast was exactly as I imagined: grassy, windblown country roads running alongside the blue-gray Atlantic waves crashing on craggy cliffs.  The light was something special here, and around every corner was another reason to pull over and take a deep breath.

    tkforrest

    March 1, 2018
    Cornwall, England, United Kingdom
    Beach, Cornwall, fish & chips, Hayle, Hell’s Mouth, Land’s End, Limorna Cove, Mousehole, Mullion Cove, Newlyn, pastys, Porthmeor, Portreath, pub, St Ives, St Just, St Michael’s Mount, The Lizard, The Tate, United Kingdom, Zennor
  • Dubai & Dublin Double Layover

    Dubai & Dublin Double Layover

    If it wasn’t obvious, we didn’t want to leave Khoka Moya. At all. But we knew that our two day layover back to London meant we’d need to stick to our original travel plans.

    tkforrest

    February 19, 2018
    Dubai, UAE, Dublin, Ireland
    aquariam, Arabian Tea House, boat, Burj Khalifa, Dubai, dublin, Emirates, friends, gold, layover, mall, old town, ride, souk, spice market, UAE
  • Our Honeyguide Khoka Moya Safari

    Our Honeyguide Khoka Moya Safari

    I used to tease that within the first 10 minutes of meeting Corey, he’d find a way to share that he’s been on safari at Maasai Mara in Kenya.  Now, with my mere four days at Manyeleti game reserve, it’s safe to say that I understand his sentiments, and that I’ll most likely fall into…

    tkforrest

    February 17, 2018
    Manyeleti Game Reserve, South Africa
    Africa, big 5, elephant, honeyguide, hyena, kruger, kruger national park, leopard, lion, manyeleti, safari, south africa
  • A Lekker Time in Cape Town

    A Lekker Time in Cape Town

    (*Lekker is an Afrikaans word that was used to 1) describe food as tasty or nice.  Now it’s been adapted as slang in other ways: 2) to comment about a woman who is fit/hot and 3) to express one’s feeling that something /someone is cool, sweet, dope; a basic word to express approval…summing up exactly…

    tkforrest

    February 4, 2018
    Cape Town, South Africa
    Anderson Paak, Beach, Bo Kaap, Boschendal, botanical garden, Bree Street, Cape of Good Hope, Cape Town, District Six, drought, Franschhoek, Green Market, hike, history, House of H, Kalk Bay, Khayelitsha, Langa, Long Street, Loop Street, market, neighborhood, Nelson Mandela, Old Biscuit Mill, Olympia Bakery, penguins, Robben Island, shopping, Table Mountain, township, vineyard, waterfront, wine tasting, Woodstock, YoungstaCPT
  • Sweetzerland!

    Sweetzerland!

    I can’t claim credit for the title of this post. Sweetzerland is the name of a chocolate shop that you’ll want to visit when you arrive in Geneva.  The author of the NY Times article ’36 Hours in Geneva’ boasts that this is the shop ‘where Russian tourists come to buy chocolate by the kilo’ since…

    tkforrest

    January 13, 2018
    Geneva, Switzerland
    Baines de Paquis, cafe, Carouge, castle, cathedral, CERN, Chillion, chocolate, day trip, jet, lake, Lausanne, Montreux, old town, Ouchy, Parfums de Beyrouth, pastry, Sweetzerland, train, walking
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