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Afro-Brazilian Culture Comes To Detroit!

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LAS FALLAS, VALENCIA

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Originally posted on Alex's Year Abroad:
On the 23rd March I returned from Valencia where I spent 9 days enjoying the festival of Las Fallas, it was beyond an amazing experience and without a doubt I will be returning…

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Simply, Blueberry Lemon Muffin

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Originally posted on One More Foodie:
The Classic, the Allstar of Muffins, the undeniable, the fluffy, the fruity Blueberry Lemon Muffin! (à la Daenerys Targaryen) My boyfriends favorite, so of course, HAD to do it! Here’s my recipe, no muss, no…

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On the street in Madagascar…

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Xanthi folklore: the cultural mosaic of Greece

Xanthi is a city full of folklore tradition! The old town with the paved alleys and the architectural blend of traditional houses supported by wood or old brick merchant mansions. Xanthi is also known as the city of the thousands colors…

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DELICIOUS BRAZILIAN CARROT/CHOCOLATE CAKE RECIPE

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Commemoration of the Peterloo massacre, Manchester 20th August 2017

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Notting Hill Carnival

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Originally posted on Itsmesadee:
It’s that time of year once again! What is the history of Notting Hill Carnival? Notting Hill Carnival is Europe’s biggest street festival and a vibrant celebration of Caribbean culture. It began in 1964 as a way…

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A Little Literary Tour of Manchester

A few weeks ago, I made a trip to The North (as it is ominously known) to spend a long weekend with my uni friends in Manchester. Of course, when exploring a new city my thoughts immediately gravitated towards the…

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Brazil’s Gold Mine: A Visit to Minas Gerais

ALL SET CONCIERGE Long before Google had every inch of the globe mapped and scaled online, I was assigned to an exchange program in a small Brazilian town called “Ouro Branco”. Eager to learn more about my future destination, I … Continue reading →

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Arepas Revisited, with Input from Edinburgh and The Pleasant Peasant

Glover Gardens It Started with Breakfast Club Arepas are a traditional bread from the native tribes of Venezuela that resembles both pita (in shape) and fried cornbread (in texture).  I learned about them from a colleague when she brought them … Continue reading →

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nature seen through color and light effects…

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