Marini's on 57 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Sky High Dining at Marini’s on 57

by Nicole on May 20, 2013

As the elevator doors opened on the 57th floor there was no time to relax in the plush leather waiting chairs as we were quickly ushered through to our table at one of Kuala Lumpur’s hottest new restaurants – Marini’s on 57. Waiters stood patiently by our table, a synchronised show as we were seated [...]

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Lets Go Surfing at Bondi Beach review

Lets Go Surfing at Bondi Beach!

by Nicole on May 7, 2013

To put it kindly – I am not a natural-born surfer. When Lets Go Surfing asked if I wanted to head down to Bondi Beach to learn how to catch some waves I gleefully said yes, but as the days drew closer I began to get a little nervous. I’m not sure if it was because [...]

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The colourful building in Navyn, Copenhagen

One Perfect Day in Copenhagen

by Nicole on May 2, 2013

There is something about Copenhagen that has me longing to make a return visit. It’s a city of great juxtapositions – I could label it quaint but vibrant can describe the city as well; a burgeoning food scene and a thriving design scene. Just a few hours from most European cities, Copenhagen is the perfect city to consider [...]

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23 Canadian Experiences I Can’t Wait To Take Part In

April 30, 2013
Canadian flag made from maple leaves and snow

I’ve got a confession to make – I know nothing about Canada… except maple syrup is pretty tasty on pancakes. A visit to Canada has been something I’ve always wanted to do, but time or money has always stopped me as well as a little bit of “it’ll be there next time” attitude. This year I’m [...]

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Learning to Cook in the Tropical Spice Garden, Penang

April 24, 2013
Tropical Spice Garden in Penang, Malaysia

I enjoy cooking with spices… no, scrap that. I love cooking with spices, but to me spices are something that come in little glass jars and can be bought from my local supermarket. Spices are abundant in Malaysia and nestled along some of the more mountainous terrain in Penang, and only a five-minute drive away from the main [...]

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Kayaking on Sydney Harbour: There’s More to See Than You Think

April 22, 2013
Sydney Harbour Bridge Kayak

When you think of a trip to Sydney Harbour you think of walking around the edges of it, walking over it on the Sydney Harbour Bridge, or spending the day pottering along on a ferry or water taxi; but there’s a way to see Sydney Harbour which you may not have considered before – why [...]

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Travel or Love: It’s Not a Choice Between One or the Other

April 12, 2013
Travelling couple holding hands

I spent my early teenage years breaking boys hearts. I turned down one boy 16-times despite now looking back and realising our potential relationship would have probably lasted a year. At 13-years-old I knew that I wasn’t going to go to University in Adelaide, South Australia and didn’t want to be tied down, and the [...]

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