Posts Tagged ‘Shopping’
Spice trail to Beverwijk
Cheesy grins and smoked eels in Volendam
Zakopane market & Lipnica Wielka
Travel plans scuppered by dishwasher
Camping, Cycling & Osnabruck May Fair
Valkenburg Cave Christmas Market
Birthday Shopping Spree at Bataviastad
Environmental Cost of Consumerology
We all need to eat, have shelter, wear clothing (there are some who would argue this) and travel around. To do this, we buy clothes, houses, furniture, gas, water, vehicles, and the list goes on and on. However in undeveloped countries, this list is much shorter. “They’ve got warmth and sunshine” I’ve heard in rebuff as to why they “don’t have the same needs”. But this is changing big time now that India and China are becoming super-consumers. Read the rest of this entry »
The Festive Season, As It Should Be
Oldenburg in Germany is some four hours away from us, but we took a drive there on the 16th of December, to meet up with our cousins for just a few hours at the Christmas Market.
These German markets are renowned for their festive spirit and good cheer. It was worth the effort and we found the greatest gifts … love, care, attention and time with family and friends. Read the rest of this entry »