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geographicaljourneys.wordpress.com | ||
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dadontherunblog.com
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| | | | | There's no where to go but down from here. Things get strange up above the arctic circle. In the summer, for weeks, the sun never sets. In the winter, it doesn't rise. Reindeer and Santa are real here and you can meet them. The Earth ends here, dropping off into the water over precipitous cliffs that make you really appreciate how brave the Vikings were to have sailed out beyond these cliffs. | |
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travelingepic.com
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| | | | | The first time I saw a penguin wasn't in Antarctica. Is that a surprise? I thought they were only found in Antarctica. The opposite may be actually true. Despite there being millions of penguins in Antarctica they are not endemic to Antarctica, but instead found in the countries that border the icy continent all the | |
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micropubadventures.co.uk
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| | | | | A trip over to Bristol to cover 11 breweries and a couple of really great beer pubs. Bristol is famous for its significance as a historical British Port. The city played a major role in the European discovery of and trade with North America, which included slaves and plantation goods.There are some great venues to... | |
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ohgoodale.wordpress.com
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| | | This isn't a lockdown post, except in the sense that lockdown has reacquainted me with The Bathams' - which turns out to be a lot easier to get hold of in bottle than Pete suggested a few years ago. And Bathams' bitter is a rare beast: it's a disappearing beer. Not in the sense that... | ||
