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Blog Directory ID: 1259

Blog URL: http://podtourz.wordpress.com

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Blog Description: A blog about the experience of travel - how we organise our world through writing, maps, and architecture. Quirky and offbeat places to visit, different modes of travel, different ways of seeing.

Blog Tags: architecture - travel - railways

Blog Category: Travel Blogs

Blog Owner: Andrea Kirkby

Blog Added: December 17, 2007 04:59:09 PM

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Blog Country: United Kingdom

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In praise of silliness

Norwich is full of elephants. A whole herd of mini elephants has been let loose on the city, each painted with a different topic. There’s one on Quayside with waterweed and sticklebacks. One by the Puppet Theatre with vivid geometrical patterns made in electrical tape. One in the Royal Arcade decorated with mirrors, shining like an [...]

Tastes of youth

A piece in the Guardian reflects on our taste for foods of our childhood. It made me remember that little sweet shop at the bottom of Norwich Cathedral Close, by the kissing gate, where you could get coconut mushrooms, nut clusters, what we called ‘jazzies’ - white chocolate buttons with hundreds-and-thousands on. (The contrast between the [...]

Frying tonight!

Amusing news from Belgium. The chip has now got its own museum - the Frietmuseum on Vlamingstraat, in Bruges. I like the sound of its proprietor, Eddy Van Belle. In the teeth of an obsession, he opened a museum of Lamps called Lumina Domestica. He’s also opened a Chocolate museum (Choco-story, Wijnzakstraat 2). The chip is definitely [...]

Packing - a different way

I’ve seen lots of packing lists on the internet. They all do a lovely job of putting down exactly what you need for particular destinations. They’re quantitative. They’ll help you squash your possessions into a backpack that will get on the plane without extra luggage charges or hassle. But I’d like to suggest a different way [...]

Pilgrimage books now available

Regular readers of this blog might like to know I have two books available on Lulu.com. The first covers my pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela. Unlike many pilgrims, who walk only the Spanish section, I walked from Le Puy in the centre of France, crossing the Pyrenees in midwinter. Ultreia! The pilgrimage to Santiago is available [...]

Food and travel - French markets

The French market is a microcosm of modern France. From the food on display, you can track France’s colonial migrations -� and understand its regionalisms. For instance on our local market in Ezy-sur-Eure, the inner circle of food is from Normandy. Fine cheeses - Camembert,� Pont l’Eveque, Livarot.� (Only Camembert is widely known outside France.) A [...]

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