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19/ Mexico City Part II: Art Deco, Barragán And A Disney Princess

In last week’s Mexico City Part I post we ate our way through Roma – one taco, a few more pastries and a complimentary mezcal at a time.

In Part II we burn the calories with a marathon wander around Condesa. This inner city suburb is panca...

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18/ Mexico City Part I: Eating Our Way Through Roma

Yes, we’ll take the lot thanks

Farewell Switzerland and your fine cheese, mountain peaks, funiculars, friends, family and chocolate… ¡Hola Mexico! and the quest for the perfect tortilla!

Sixteen hours of travel later, we arrive in Mexico...

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17/ Swiss Funicular ‘Big Kid’ Adventures

That vista!

We’re thirty-ish humans squeezed into the Niesenbahn carriage – ‘Niesen’ being mountain, and ‘bahn’ meaning near-vertical railway line. We’ve departed Mülenen basecamp at 693m, and the rattling’s set in as our sardine can is ha...

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16/ Some Destinations Are Once. Greece is Always.

G’day from Greece!

“Sign here.”

It’s 10.30am at the Bank in Kythira. I’m in the middle of an intense back-and-forth conversation in Greek, alive with gestures, between the bank manager, the customer service agent, the teller, even the int...

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15/ Kythira: My Little Australia

Left to right. Me, my mum Diana, and my brothers Simon and Cameron

My first memories of Kythira exist as ‘moment bubbles’ – from a family trip when I was eight years old.

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