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Military Road, Northern Georgia (Caucuses Mountains)
Any country in which I can afford without too much difficulty to rest my weary travelers’ bones at the finest hotel in that country is one that I’m predisposed to like. The same predisposition applies to any country featuring mountains … Continue reading
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Tagged backpacking, caucuses, caucuses mountains, Culture, georgia, hotels, luxury, military road, republic of georgia, russia, Slow Travel, Tourism, travel, traveling, travels
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Service and Hospitality in Naxos, Kyklades, Greece
It took me a full day of experiencing Naxos to find the word that best describes my hosts at the Margo Studios and the village of Naxos on the port. There is a feeling here that is unlike that of … Continue reading
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Tagged backpacking, bed and breakfast review, bed and breakfasts, cyclades, greece, hospitality, hostel review, hostels, hotel review, hotels, island-hopping, islands, kyklades, Naxos, pension houses, review, service, Slow Travel, travel
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