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On the trail to Kasol to Chalal
On the trail to Kasol to Chalal
As I reached Kasol I realized that it’s no more a dreamy small town where mornings start with mushroom thukpas and evenings extend to accommodate endless rounds of ginger tea with lavish displays of cakes from the German bakery. It has turned into a busy, touristy town, but still holding onto that quintessential Himalayan village charm. There are rows of cute cafes now, and an eventful show of…
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Travelogue: A Peek Into Czech Republic; Karlovy Vary & Cesky Krumlov
Travelogue: A Peek Into Czech Republic; Karlovy Vary & Cesky Krumlov
Our trip to Czech Republic started with the town of Karlovy Vary, which is widely known as a spa town with numerous spring resorts and impressive colonnades. It is believed that if you drink the sulphurous water from spouted ceramic cups, your heath will be restored (beats seeing numerous doctors). To how much truth to that holds, I don’t know lah. Perhaps this makes a good chance to try and find…
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officially a barista! :) :)
Sun, sea and 'Larney'
How does Neil Roake do it? This man is on fire: Craft, Freedom Cafe and a heap of recipe books (I'm pretty sure I am missing out on a gastronomic achievement or 3).
Well the man has done it again... and this time he's gone all 'Larney' :)
Larney is the name of Mr Roake's newest edition to his growing KZN food empire, a quirky cafe located in Gateway shopping centre. Yet another reason to plan a little trip down to the sea.
Via: (http://aficionado.co.za/jamiewho/2011/08/18/4965)