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Posts By Sara Genene
- Winter: Luxembourg City
- Timket: Ethiopian Epiphany Celebration In Gondar
- Ketera: Ethiopian Epiphany Celebration In Gondar
- Circular Walk Luxembourg City
- Dräikinneksdag: The Day Of The Three Kings
- Christmas: Chocolate Yule Log With Ethiopian Coffee
- Michelangelo: Madonna of Bruges
- FLAMMLACHS: Flame Salmon At Christmas Market In Luxembourg
- Belgium: Christmas Market Bruges
- Boxemännchen: Luxembourg’s Traditional Treat Of St. Nicholas Day
- Christmas Market: Winter Lights Luxembourg
- Hidar: Annual Feast of The Archangel St. Michael
- Ypres: An Emotional Journey Through Flanders Fields
- Grietfilet and Dame Blanche In West Flanders
- Italy: Ethiopian Wanderer In Venice
Category Archives: Historical Travel
Ypres: An Emotional Journey Through Flanders Fields
This very humbling journey, specifically took place in the west Flanders of Belgium, dotted with cemeteries and memorials – reminder of FIRST WORLD WAR. The obvious destination of this particular journey was Ypres, to be part of a humbling ceremony … Continue reading
Posted in Belgium, Events, First World War, Historical Travel, History, Travel, Uncategorized, Ypres
Tagged #endoffirstworldwar, #firstworldwar, Belgium, ComingworldRememberMe, First World War, Flanders Fields, Ieper, Last Post, Menim Memorial Gate, Palingbeek Provincial Park, Tyne Cot Memorial, Ypres
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Oscar Wilde: Inspiration From My Trip To Ireland
Be Inspired!
Posted in Historical Travel, Inspiration, Photo Essay, Quote, Quote of the day, Travel, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged Dublin, Ireland, Oscar Wilde, Photo Essay, Quote, Quote of the day
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ETHIOPIA: Romancing HOME through TRAVEL!
“Wandering re-establishes the original harmony which once existed between man and the universe.” Anatole France Home Sweet Home… I live for moments like these!
Posted in Adventure, Africa, Architecture, Ethiopia, Historical Travel, Landscape, Nature, Travel
Tagged Ethiopia, Gondar, Gorgora, Guassa Plateau, Lake Tana, Menz, Sanetti Plateau
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PIAZZA: Addis Ababa’s Mesmeric Old Town I
Piazza is the heart of Addis Ababa and the old neighborhood which still captures the spirit of the past that invites for exploration. This picturesque Old town’s name is a legacy of the Italian Occupation (1936 – 41 G.C.), thus … Continue reading
Posted in Addis Ababa, Africa, Architecture, Art, Coffee, culture, Ethiopia, Historical Travel, Religious, Travel
Tagged Addis Ababa, Arada, Armenian Orthodox Church, Baklava, Cinema Empire, Emperor Haile Selassie I, Greek Orthodox Church, Haile Selassie Street, Old Buildings In Addis, Old Buildings In Piazza, Piazza, Ras Mekonnen Bridge, Ras Mekonnen Café, Ras Mekonnen Monument, Seba Derejja, Sheger Pastery
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ITEGUE TAITU: The First Hotel Of Ethiopia
As Addis Ababa is a heterogeneous city that provides an exciting opportunity to wander through the past and the present simultaneously for its zealous visitors, I thought it would be appropriate to pick one interesting spot from many Addis Ababa’s … Continue reading
Harar: Where The French Poet Once Lived In
The fascinating Harar’s old walled town, which locally known as Jegol pleads adventure. From one of the many sites of interest that Jegol (old walled town) encompasses; one really transports daredevil travelers graciously, to an era when a renowned French … Continue reading
Posted in Addis Ababa, Adventure, Africa, Architecture, Art, culture, Ethiopia, Harar, Historical Travel, Travel, Travel and Tourism, Uncategorized
Tagged Arthur Rimbaud, Arthur Rimbaud in Ethiopia, Chercher Mountains, Ethiopia, Harar, Harar Photo Essay, Jegol, Rimbaud Museum, Walled town
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