All posts by Paul

North Seattle is a patchwork of neighborhoods, each with its own unique atmosphere somewhere between suburban and metropolitan. Though not... Read more >

The pre-colonial village of Tepoztlan in central Mexico has long attracted visitors drawn to its reputation for mysticism and spirituality.... Read more >

Sizzling with design and culinary creativity Copenhagen's Street Food Market has established itself as an important part of the Danish capital... Read more >

Glasgow’s Central Station area is very much the beating heart of Britain’s third largest city. Since hosting the 2014 Commonwealth... Read more >

Maybe it was just the effect of leaving a long week of work behind me, but as soon as the... Read more >

Japan’s tallest mountain happens to be a volcano. Classed as dormant, it has not erupted since 1707 and remains one... Read more >

Swaying hips, swigging drinks, sequin jumpsuits and a sheet of crisp, white A4 paper - Peter Noyce takes on the... Read more >

The San Gabriel Valley just east of Los Angeles is a suburban mecca full of great shopping and authentic Asian... Read more >

Sometimes stereotypes have a bit of truth in them. One example is that the French cook exceptional food. If you... Read more >

Whether you call it a cuppa, char, Rosie or tea, nothing beats a good brew. Considered a British pastime, tea... Read more >