Having worked with Bob Blumer last year, while he was traipsing around the Globe in search of the World's Weirdest Restaurants for …
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... travelling in search of those most elusive of creatures ~ love and romance
Erica Hargreave is the co-founder and editor-in-chief for Roamancing. Her vision for Roamancing is in sharing the love and beauty in this world of ours, as we explore different cultures. Over the years, Erica has won awards internationally for her writing, podcasting, and filmmaking.
As a traveller, Erica was fortunate to grow up in parks, learning about the natural and cultural history of places from her mom, and accompanying her dad on work trips abroad, where she'd explore the area on her own, taking her dad back to her favourite places once he was done his meetings. These days, she can often be found road tripping and hiking with her cat!
Having worked with Bob Blumer last year, while he was traipsing around the Globe in search of the World's Weirdest Restaurants for …
Continue Reading about April Fools’ Dinner Fun Inspired from the Culinary Travels of Bob Blumer
It's not often that we write full posts on hotels, but I decided to today, simply because I found that the exceptional service …
Continue Reading about A Thank You to the Intercontinental Cairo CityStars
One of the most attractive things I find in a fellow traveler is somebody who makes an effort to speak the local language. I am …
As this week's #Frifotos is focused on the wild side of travels, I thought I'd shine a spotlight on tourist …
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I was in Yorkville this morning partaking in a Toronto guilty pleasure of mine at Robin Barker hair' sociates. Tis' true, I often …
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Last week I wrote about our similarities as people from the seawall in Alexandria, and this week I write about one subtle …
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Couldn't help but reflect as I explored the seawall near the Citadel of Qaitbay in Alexandria, Egypt, that despite being …
*Updated with the answer. Congratulations to Christopher Allen of I Must Be Off and Tim and Nat of A Cook Not Mad for puzzling it …
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Had you been watching the Western News on the evening of December 17th, 2011, you'd assume things were looking pretty grim in …
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I have been fortunate enough to travel the World since I was quite young, across Canada initially and then around the World with …
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