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Blog postPhoto Credit: Chad O'Hare You may not be able to travel at the moment, but grab one of these books and you'll be sure to expand your bubble in other ways.
Read on to find out which are some of the best books to transport you to far away lands and explore the world through reading. Shantaram by Gregory David Roberts
Fiction ~ Drama ~ Travel ~ Relationships and so much more
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Blog postSnowy peaks came into view. Beneath them, layers of terraced mountains blurred. I could do nothing to prevent the tear that filled my eye nor the next one that pushed itself out. I could not see the rice stalks in the fields. I knew from walking among them that only last year’s stalks remained, trimmed to within a fist-length of the now-parched ground. A fresh round of tears stood in line as I thought about how I was supposed to spend my anniversary high in those glacier-strewn peaks, month
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Blog postThe latest review of Searching for Unique just arrived! The title brings the reader in, but it is an unexpected and wondrous adventure. The journey is done by hiking and visiting unchartered areas, and the reader goes right along with the author. Read the full review at Amy’s Bookshelf Reviews.
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Blog postTrekking the Khangchendzonga Circuit Route in Sikkim’s Himalaya
Photo credit: Chad O’Hare Slabs of ice rose like crooked steps that led to a snow-crusted palace. Its frozen walls towered over surrounding peaks, most of which were giants themselves standing nearly seven thousand metres high. Although there was no real palace on Khangchendzonga’s summit, its shape and grandness appeared to reign over the landscape. It is a sprawling mountain often hidden under clouds or seemingly lost in a -
Blog postPhoto credit: Chad O'Hare Challenge yourself to Bhutan’s highest, longest and toughest trek, climbing passes of over five thousand metres in elevation. Challenge yourself to the Snowman Trek. Our third day was a rest day, or down day. We climbed four hundred metres to the town of Laya. The path was well used; after all, it provided the only access in or out of the village. Shaggy yaks stood off-duty and w
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Blog postPhoto credit: Chad O'Hare Leap down an eighty-five-metre sand dune before exploring an ashen clay pit peppered with petrified tree skeletons.
Where is this amazing destination? Namibia. The sand slipped, grain by grain, sucking my feet back down towards the base of the giant dune. Even though the surroundings looked as if we had landed on another planet, the force of gravity confirmed otherwise. I leaned a -
Blog postExperience Rwanda's gorillas and Malawi's elephants in two of Africa's stunning national parks. Seeing animals with such depth of emotion living in their natural environment is a touching experience, a glimpse worth experiencing. Photo credit: Chad O'Hare Big animals bring big swigs of adrenalin. I recollect sitting inside a Land Rover in Southern Malawi when a solitary male elephant decided to charge us. All the cells in my body
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Blog postI wrote Searching for Unique to help fellow travellers cut through the myriad of travel guides, blogs and brochures and focus on the best destinations from around the world—those hidden gems that still elude most tourists.
Instead of trying to pick a country and then figure out what to do there, Searching for Unique covers multiple countries and groups each destination by theme. So, as a reader if you feel like an active holiday then you can look at the Wilderness Treks chapter or -
Blog postHelping you decide where to go in Greenland: East or West. Photo credit: Chad O’Hare Few people visit Greenland, but those who do still have a choice between remote or ultra remote. Whether trekking in the sparse east or hopping between villages in the country’s more-visited west, my experiences in Greenland gained depth with each new location. On the day before I flew out of Ilulissat, I was already trying to fit Air Greenland’s
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Blog postAfter travelling from Tallinn to Vilnius, these are my picks for the best destinations to visit in the Baltics. Discover the medieval centres of Eastern Europe’s Baltic countries, where stone-block castles and cobblestoned streets mingle with modern conveniences.
Do cruise-boat crowds and mid-summer masses taint your holiday plans? Relax and find more locals than tourists in these three destinations. E
Books By Nancy O'Hare
Dust in My Pack: Ignite Your Adventurous Soul with Travelling Tales from Around Our World
Jul 25, 2017
$3.99
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