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Mark and I joined my Mum and Dad and a couple they've been friendly with for years to celebrate Dad's 60th Birthday on the 3rd of July. So far, so good!

Ohrid is absolutely beautiful!!! Locals are extremely friendly and hospitable. It is very affordable. The lake is huge, it very much looked like sea :) It is very clear and great to swim in, though cold. Beaches could use some fixing up, the water is a little inaccessible due to rocks. All in all, I would definitely go back, this time by car though :) Check out some pics...

4th of July weekend in LA. Aside from Universal Studios, City Walk and the Walk of Fame, the best part was driving the Pacific Coast Highway to Malibu .

China is a country that is really on the move. A fascinating blend of ancient culture, social revolution and a modern industrial country. You just dont where to look for fear of missing something unique.

I cant wait for next sunday cause i'll see my hostfamily again!!!!!:D:D they're coming to switzerland on a homeleave and will have a loot at houses since they're going to move back to switzerland in january!!! I'm so happy that i wont have to fly once around the world anymore to see them:D! it'll be sooo nice to see my little girls as often as i want! Its like a little pice of my home is near again!!

Hello everybody, We have safely arrived in Berlin, our first stop. The flight was long and uncomfortable, but what else would you expect? We were really tired after the flight, but managed to walk a few blocks from our hotel and find a restaurant. We ate at an Italian restaurant, so we could at least read the menu, but we were unable to ask for the check or if we could pay with a credit card. So far, of the people that we have talked to, surprisingly few are fluent in English. Lucky for us...

Manali is in the northern state of India full of Himalayan rahges and Snow capped Mountains :))

Amazing place for sunny holidays :)

Two days left of work!  So I'm really down to the wire now and you guys can't imagine how excited I am to finally leave.  I'd given work a month notice - way more than I needed to - because I wanted the extra money and I'm also finishing my Masters this summer too, so I figured it would give me extra time for that.  I'm kinda regretting it now, but in the long run, it'll all work out.  So, I may leave by next week.  I think I have just about everything I need.  I...

After a missed flight in Amsterdam, a huge struggle to get on another airplane, a little waste of money, i finally arrived in Bangkok. (yeah)Although tired from the long flight, after checking into the Rambuttri Village Inn in the Soi Rambuttri, I had to check out the famous backpacker mecca of BKK. There i was in the middle of the Kaoh Sarn Rd. Quicked from the smell of freedom (not of the smell of the traffic), the feeling that i'm going to start up into a 2 month adventure through re...

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a trip through portugal,spain and france....more or less.....

There isn’t much to do in Kigoma which is the main town on the Lake Tanganyika; most of the foreigners here are missionaries, aid workers and very few NGO's. So with my friends (the craziest group in the region (lol)), we try once in a while to change our routine from parties at each other's house to a BBQ at the beach... I say "try" cause we often talked about making it as a tradition, but then... then we opt for house diner/party... So this is one of our few BBQ at ...

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We went on our honeymoon to Marakesh.Just 1 week. But for Marrakesh alone, that is more than enough 3-4 days will do.First to start of: DO NOT GO THERE IN SUMMER!We were there in the end of june and experianst heats from 40 to 55 degrees celsius. (104 to 131 farenheit)Oke, a short briefing: Marrakesh is a amazing city. It lives from early morning untill late at night. It's a confusing city. Well, in the way that how the routes are. A little street here, a small allie there etc etc. We ...