I was expecting to see dragons in China. I wasn’t expecting to see as many as I have in Vietnam. […]
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“But is it authentic?”
This is a question I’ve heard asked a few times in the last few days as I’ve been travelling around […]
Day 67: In the lair of the dragon
Ha Long means Descending Dragon and the silhouettes of some of the larger rock formations in the Bay can appear […]
Day 66: The road to Ha Long Bay – art supporting people affected by the Vietnam War
Despite my inability to correctly book a hostel and send my actual pick up details (as opposed to the wishful-thinking […]
Coughs, sneezes and mosquitoes: Are we serious about improving the public’s health?
The first thing I noticed when I got off the train in West Kowloon Station late at night was a […]
Day 56: Last stop on the China trip
I love it when the trains here include the destinations written in English so that I can try to work […]
Day 52: From Hong Kong to Guilin
I walked quarter of a mile to find an open Metro entry point, as the two closest to my hostel […]
Day 39: Rainy day and fast food in Xi’an
Last day in Xi’an and the heavens opened. I’m rarely in the mood for going to look at pottery exhibits […]
Day 30: Final Approach to Beijing (and was anybody deported?)
Back on board the train at midnight, with two hours before we were scheduled to depart Erlian, passengers settled down […]
Public Health Reflections: Parks and Green Space
Throughout my trip across Russia, I was struck by the quality of the parks and green spaces in the large […]
The Adventures of Phileas Fiona 
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