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Just booked a ticket to see Chimamanda Ngozi...

March 21 2013 , Written by Ola Fagbohun

Just booked a ticket to see Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie @Showroom Sheffield next month http://t.co/GbnwWmI3pY Can't wait! Ola Fagbohun (@DiverseTraveler) March 21, 2013 Thursday 11 April 7pmTickets £8.50 / £7 (concessions) From the award-winning author of...

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The world's most expensive holiday? £990k over...

March 19 2013 , Written by Ola Fagbohun Published on #luxurytravel

The world's most expensive holiday? £990k over two years to visit every world heritage site in world http://t.co/dmYqAHBvAd #luxurytravel Ola Fagbohun (@DiverseTraveler) March 19, 2013 The epic journey is being touted by VeryFirstTo.com, and it doesn't...

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Travel Quote: Travellers into storytellers

March 19 2013 , Written by Source: Pinterest Published on #TravelQuote, #travelling, #storytelling, #travel writing, #pinterest

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Essential travel tools: travel journals

March 19 2013

My many travel journals, the first is my ipad My many travel journals, including my ipad (the first one)

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Point of No Return, Ouidah in Republic of Benin

March 19 2013 , Written by The Diverse Traveller Published on #Slavery, #Africa, #Ouidah, #Benin, #History, #Monuments, #Travel, #Photography

Point of No Return, Ouidah in Republic of Benin. A slave monument. Point of No Return, Ouidah in Republic of Benin. A slave monument.

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Fishing boats in Cape Coast, Ghana

March 19 2013 Published on #Ghana, #Fishing boats, #Cape Coast, #Africa, #Photography, #travel

Fishing boats in Cape Coast, Ghana

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Positive side of the 'Door of no return,' in Cape Coast, Ghana

March 19 2013 , Written by The Diverse Traveller Published on #Ghana, #Cape Coast, #Photography, #Africa, #Slavery, #History

his the more positive view of the 'Door of no return,' in Cape Coast, Ghana. This the side walked through by descendants of slaves to signify that they have returned 'home.' This the more positive view of the 'Door of no return,' in Cape Coast, Ghana....

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Theatre review: The Daughter in-law @ Sheffield Crucible Theatre

March 18 2013 , Written by Ola Fagbohun - The Diverse Traveller Published on #The daughter in-law, #DH Lawrence, #Theatre, #Play, #Sheffield, #Review

The Daughter in-law by D H Lawrence Play details: The Daughter-in-Law by D.H. Lawrence A Sheffield Theatres Production presented at Crucible Theatre Wed 27 February - Sat 23 March Running time: approx. 2 hours 15 mins Review "‘My son’s my son till he...

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Home is not home until you return

March 18 2013 , Written by The Diverse Traveller Published on #TravelQuote

Your travel life has the essence of a dream. It is something outside the normal, yet you are in it. It is peopled with characters you have never seen before and in all probability never see again. It brings occasional homesickness, and loneliness, and...

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