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I could probably include several destinations under the ‘Y’ label, such as the island of Yell (In Shetland), or York, or perhaps the Yetts o’ […]
Almost incredibly, I find that I have not visited any global location whose name starts with the letter X. Or to be more accurate, I […]
W is for Washington DC. Although the city itself is a pretty uninteresting sprawl, the central area around the Mall is full of interest and […]
V is for Valetta, the capital of Malta. For a small island, (Lewis and Harris is about seven times bigger than Malta) there is a […]
T is for Taktsang, a place possibly on the ‘bucket list’ of every adventurous traveller. This Buddhist monastery is built clinging almost impossibly to the […]
U is for Uluru (or, Ayers Rock, as it used to be called in the days when colonialists could simply rename historical places without a […]
R is for Roghadal, a small village at the south end of the Isle of Harris, but with a very significant church building dating to […]
At the start of a new year, when travel hopes look not much better than most of last year, the Lockdown Luggage Labels continue… Q […]
P is for Paro (in Bhutan). I have visited this reclusive and wonderful country several times, and it never fails to intrigue me. This is […]
O is for Ocho Rios in Jamaica. Some of you may have seen this location, even if you are not aware you have, because it […]
We are now half-way through the alphabet and starting the second leg of our lockdown luggage labels tour. N is for Nepal. I have been […]
M is for the Maldives. This archipelago is normally regarded as a rather exclusive destination, especially for honeymooners, but you get a very different perspective […]
