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Bangkok to Siem Reap: Avoiding the scams at Poipet border crossing
James and I had done some extensive research on the border crossing from Thailand to Cambodia in Poipet, after learning about common scams from the Lonely Planet Southeast Asia on a Shoestring guide book, as well as from forums and blogs online and from other backpackers. We were determined to cross the border without falling…
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Why I fell in love with Goa
In February, James and I spent 10 days in Southern Goa in the region of Canacona. Stepping off the sleeper train after a 43-hour journey from Delhi, we were tired, hot, and thoroughly looking forward to relaxing in the sun. I absolutely fell in love with Goa – here’s why: The choice of food I…
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A Few Last Minute Tips for your Year Abroad in France
As I write this, many UK students will be preparing themselves for their Third Year Abroad. It’s crazy to think that this time two years ago I was making last minute preparations for my move to Pau, France, to start my 8-month placement as an English Language Assistant! I remember feeling extremely nervous and excited,…
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10 free things to do in Rome
Anyone who knows me personally will know that I am completely and utterly in love with the Italian capital and it is my dream to live there one day. I visited Rome this summer on a minuscule budget (having already spent the last of my student loan!), so most of the trip revolved around finding…
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Welcome!
Hello and welcome to my blog! My name is Abbi and I’m a 22 year old languages graduate with a passion for travel. I wanted to start this blog to share my past experiences abroad with other travel-lovers – I am hoping to embark on my biggest trip yet next year and aim to continue…
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