Beirut – The City Between Med And Mountain

To be Lebanese is to be many things. Lubnan is the mountain, the valley and the sea. The cedar, the Continue reading →

UK gets its Bright On

Since we started our travels, we’ve managed to acquire somewhat of a bad reputation as bringers of rain. Our visit Continue reading →

Ealing catches Olympic Fever

As with most things, we Brits have taken the idea of the Olympic Games spirit and added a healthy dose Continue reading →

Unexpected Delights

Everything I knew about Lebanese food before going to Lebanon, I learned from my mother. As far as I could Continue reading →

Erm, Stacker, I’ve, ahh, done a really bad thing….

Thinking about what a great travel partner I am, today I woke up before Stacker, put on some laundry and Continue reading →

Malbec & Baalbek – Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley

During our time in Beirut, we were repeatedly told by every local we met about the many places in Lebanon Continue reading →

Operation Williamsburg

I’m writing this in a slight state of identity crisis. I’m not entirely sure what happened. This evening we dipped Continue reading →

When Love and Haight Collide

Forty-five years ago, the San Francisco district of Haight-Ashbury became famous almost overnight when thousands of hippies turned it into Continue reading →