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twofeetglobe has been to: Australia, Denmark, France, Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Philippines, Portugal, South Korea, Spain.
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Denmark
Israel
Jordan
Kazakhstan
Malaysia
South Korea

Hi, I am A. Geraldine and I write for a living.

When I am not working, I go places one stamp at a time or just watch the world go by. Thanks for visiting :)

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Kunming-LijiangSeptember 20th, 2019

Trekking the Tiger Leaping Gorge

"Better to see something once, than to hear about it a thousand times."

I read

Five Foot Traveller
World of Wanderlust
This Girl Abroad
Tremendous Times
Young Adventuress
retireediary

Insta Gallery

3 December 2019. Whitley Bay, a quiet seaside town in winter time.

💕Sharing ice-cream with my boy @reefgoesplaces

Blessed Christmas 2019. #merrychristmas

What you can find and learn at London's natural history museum. Very informative, educational, and engaging. Having experienced worst earthquakes in Lahad Datu and Ranau, perhaps Sabah should have something similar in the state museum. The earthquake stimulator was interesting. Based on actual records of the earthquake in Kobe, Japan.

My last visit to KL bird park was in 2013/2014 with my nieces @twinsgoplaces. This month, I got to visit the park with my nephew @reefgoesplaces during our short KL stop. Saw a black swan for the first time. Of all the birds, I think my I found my favourite ~ the owls 🦉🦉🦉

A visit to the Natural History Museum. Loving the variety interesting and interactive exhibitions. From dinosaur to human biology, entomology, wildlife, geology, and many more. Spent almost 3 hours exploring the whole museum.

St Mary's Cathedral in Newcastle city centre, across the central train station. Loving neo-gothic churches. This cathedral was built between 1842-1844. It is listed Grade 1 and is the fifth tallest structure in Newcastle city.

This would be my busy-deep-thinking pose, if I was an editor of The Irish Times. I guess this is how they analyse and read the paper in those days?