Just a few pictures of things that caught my eye on the journey to the hotel. We've been in the air for about 15 hours and it's past midnight out here so we're heading to bed!
Today we decided to wander out in the rain and explore Knysna town centre, which as it turns out is only a 5min drive from where we are staying. Score! Since it wasn't really beach weather, we decided to check out the local attractions instead. Knysna central has a bit of a weird setup with a couple of local malls within walking distance of each other and mostly outdoors. Needless to say that the outdoorsy malls left us quite wet and longing for a nice warm cuppa. While wondering around Knysna mall we came across a quaint little store called Dinky Cakes. This place epitomizes cupcake heaven and I fell head over heel in love. Aside from the delicious cupcakes, they also sell a variety of niceties and tasty treats, such as milkshakes, date balls, cute pink stuff, coffees, sandwiches and my personal weakness, Coconut Ice. With such a wide variety of cupcakes to choose from, Kaif and I found it really difficult to decide on just one cupcake each, some of the flavors included: KitKat, ...
This beautiful (6km) Autumn walk took us from an unusually peaceful Victoria station to the bustling Camden Market. This is a great walk that passes by some of London's most famous monuments, so keep watching to get an up close look at the majestic Buckingham Palace, Constitution Hill, Green Park and other famous attractions, finishing the final lap in the busy streets of Camden Town. 📹 Check out these and other attractions in our Victoria Station to Camden Market City Walk video on our Skint Adventure YouTube channel. 📸 See photos from this walk on our Skint Adventure Instagram account . 📍 Check out these key attractions on the route, in the video: Victoria Station The Mall Buckingham Palace Constitution Hill Green Park Mayfair Conduit Street Regent Street Oxford Circus All Souls Church BBC Broadcasting House Portland Place Great Portland Street Station Gloucester Gate Bridge Camden High Street Camden Station Camden Lock Camden Market ...
Warning: This is a long and geeky post. However it may be useful for people planning to travel light on tech on a long trip. The wife tasked me with sorting out all of the techy bits we needed for the road trip, but planning for the road throws up some interesting challenges. We had a few things that we wanted to be able to do: Have internet access at our stops. Keep a travel blog during the trip. Be able to edit photos on the road. Have GPS for navigation. Be prepared for emergencies. Doesn't sound too bad right? But there's one important condition... No laptops allowed! We want to travel as light as possible and certainly don't want to be lugging around a laptop. So all of the above has to be done with a mobile. To add further complications, my wife accidentally dropped her HTC One in the toilet. She's instead using her old iPhone 4S, so any solutions need to be cross-platform with Android and iOS (as much as possible). So, here's what we...
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