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MALAYSIA | Wed, 21 Feb 2018 | By rutttroy | Views [1145] | Comments [1]
Helloooooo!
It has been ages since I have updated my blog - sorry! So much has happened and I will attempt to let you know my latest escapades without boring you too much!
So we all returned safely from Port Dickson after a fun ... Read more >
Tags: chinese new year, christmas, fun, holiday, malaysia, school, uk, vietnam, wedding
MALAYSIA | Thu, 26 Feb 2015 | By langkawi21 | Views [836] | Comments [1]

Singapore - or is it SingaBORE?
Singapore was the start of the Asia part of the trip, but apart from good food and Shawn's brother being here, it was a stopping off point to enter Malaysia.
Date: 02/02/2015 to 05/02/2015 (3 days)
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Tags: chinese new year, family, friends, snorkelling, south east asia
CHINA | Tue, 6 Dec 2011 | By worldfestivals | Views [8272]
Location: Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong Dates: Lunar New Year (between 19 January and 20 February) Level of Participation: 3 – there’s a host of activities relating to Chinese New Year, and your level of involvement ... Read more >
Tags: china, chinese new year, chun jie, hong kong, spring festival, world festivals
MALAYSIA | Mon, 14 Feb 2011 | By kldavis1 | Photo Gallery
hong kong, malaysia, thailand, vietnam
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Tags: ao nang, chinese new year, hong kong, ko phangan, ko tao, krabi, malaysia, penang, thailand
UNITED KINGDOM | Mon, 7 Feb 2011 | By cokeeffe | Views [675]
This weekend I decided to go exploring outside of London. Another teacher friend (Georgie) and I embarked on an excursion to the town of Canterbury. We started off the day with a train ride through the city, which then turned into rural England with ... Read more >
Tags: canterbury, chinese new year
CHINA | Wed, 2 Feb 2011 | By kldavis1 | Views [777]
http://jonova.s3.amazonaws.com/graphs/storms/yasi-us-australia-crop.gif
Let's just say I've seen it all by now, but you have to click on that link before reading on.
Well an 18 hr flight later w screaming babies sick people and me being the only ... Read more >
Tags: chinese new year, dirty american, hong kong, missed connecting flights
USA | Tue, 25 Jan 2011 | By kldavis1 | Views [807]
Not so sure how well this is going to go. I tried keeping a blog for Aus, but it faded quickly after my first adventure away from Uni. I am leaving in a week for South East Asia. I have a small itinerary so far. Here it goes Feb3- 6: Penang, Malayasia ... Read more >
Tags: chinese new year, malaysia, pennsylvania, snow
AUSTRALIA | Wed, 11 Feb 2009 | By chiclet | Views [917]

Nu har ett kallt sommarregn lagt sig över Sydney. I söndags var New South Wales den varmaste platsen på jorden, med sina 47 grader. Värme i alla ära, men konsekvenserna har varit ödesdigra. "Hotter Than Hell" löd gårdagens löpsedel, som konstaterade ... Read more >
Tags: bbq, chinese new year, livo
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