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Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia June 7, 2017 I am not quite sure what I expected, but it was certainly not this! Kota Kinabalu, or KK as it is called maybe located near the northern edge of Borneo, but it is far from a collection of huts with the jungle murmuring behind. This is a sprawling … More Buzzing Kota Kinabalu
Changi, Singapore June 3, 2017 A few clouds marched across the blue skies above and now and then, a breeze sent them scudding. Painfully bright sunshine shone down on the waves lapping at the beach at Changi Sailing Club. A hum of excitement wafted across the club as the crews got their boats ready and … More Race Day at Changi
Changi, Singapore May 31, 2017 The Changi Sailing Club traces its origin from the nineteen thirties and forties when sailing races took place between the Changi Garrison Yacht Club and the Royal Navy’s Red House. From its venerable beginnings using native sailboats like Koleks and Jongs, to dinghies used by three British servicemen to escape … More Strong-armed into Sailing
The streets, parks, shopping malls, traffic and no doubt the offices in this city are all sparklingly clean and efficient to a fault. Not even members of the avian species dare sully the streets it seems. … More Where Regimentation Reigns
El Tunco, El Salvador March 17, 2017 El Tunco is one of those hamlet-grown-into-a-village that are scattered around odd corners of the world, its claim to fame being the waves that crash onto its beach. Well known in the surfing world it is here that many come to play in the waves during the blisteringly … More Strictly for Partying Surfaholics
Santa Ana, El Salvador March 15, 2017 Santa Ana may be the second largest city in El Salvador but even its most bustling moments tick in a low-key sort of way. There is none of the frantic pace that characterizes most large cities and even the drivers seem to be more courteous than many others … More Sights of Santa Ana
Ahuachapan, El Slavador March 13, 2017 It all started with a request to share their table. This was the busy food festival in Concepcion de Ataco over the weekend and all the tables in the eating area were occupied by families and visitors. I needed to find a seat. We said out hellos as they … More Would You Like to See Our Family Farm?
Concepcion de Ataco El Salvador March 12, 2017 The small towns and villages that pepper Ruta de las Flores in western El Salvador wear a somnolent air most of the week but come alive on the weekends. The chicken bus that trundles along this scenic route is crowded with locals and a smattering of tourists … More The Delights of Feria Gastronomica
January 15, 2016 Madaba, Jordan It was a small hole-in-the-wall convenience store cum café that I met him. Gazi and his cousin Odai work there making coffee and dishing out small cups of steaming corn that seems to be wildly popular among the locals. We had chatted when I was in Madaba before and they … More An Invitation
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