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Wilbur's Travels Cuba’s got rhythm. Being a race made up of African, Spanish, Latin American, Cajun & indigenous Caribbean blood, that is hardly surprising. Think reggae meets flamenco meets jazz meets gospel meets tribal meets Latin and you start to … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Maverick Mist:
“Bernal Diaz del Castillo, the soldier who wrote an eyewitness account of Hernan Cortes’ campaign to conquer Mexico in 1519-1521, reported seeing flamingos in the Aztec capital Tenochtitlan where they were kept in an aviary…

Originally posted on Breaking down places:
For a foreign person, when someone mentions that city, the first thing that comes to mind is football and indeed this city does run on this sport but it also has its quirky things…

Originally posted on seafieldview:
May day is always celebrated in Cornwall and celebrations kick off in the east of the county on April 29th in Saltash with their May Day celebrations http://www.facebook.com/SaltashMayFair. Followed on the first of May, on the…

Originally posted on Joseph Masters:
Brazil is a country the size of a continent. It’s incredibly diverse in terms of culture, climate and ethnic mix, but sadly most foreigners probably think of it as one big homogenous kingdom of football,…

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Originally posted on Promenade Plantings:
I’m off to the French Alps for my annual snow fix which as many of you will know means a whole heap of snow and a healthy dollop of cooking – nothing better than a…

Originally posted on Adventures of a Sassy Señorita:
Imagine spending ages making an incredible papier-mache sculpture, only to then set it on fire! A few weeks ago (yes, I know, this post should have been up ages ago), I…

Originally posted on Reuters Prakdip 2017:
Friday, April 7th, 2017 Brazil and United Kingdom have come to sign the Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation in cyber security through strengthening the relations between two states on Friday, April 7th, 2017 in front…