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by Teja · Published April 1, 2017 · Last modified May 14, 2020
When I went to accompany my friend to Barnsley, I spent much of my time roaming around Derbyshire and the Peak District while she studied for her exam. Derbyshire proved to be lovely English countryside,...
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So I found out about this platform where you can take courses online from established universities. #OnlineClasses #LearningNeverStops #learningfromhome
@FutureLearn
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![#SaturdayStories
My travel guides never tell you what to do, or what to see. Only what I discovered, and what I learned. The reason is because I write to encourage you to imagine your own plan, rather than repeat mine.
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I remember now why I wanted to enter this abandoned house. It was because I caught a glimpse of gorgeous painted beams on the upper floor, through a window [scroll right]. The contrast with the roughness of the rest of the structure was intriguing, so we explored.
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These unscripted things are the moments that travel memories are made of. And we had this one because, even though we came to Bahla for the UNESCO Heritage fort, we stayed curious about Bahla itself.
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#tejainoman #derelictbuilding #derelicthouse #abandonedhouse #neighbourhood #bahla #oldhouses #oldhousecharm #oldhouseinteriors #travelmemories #curioustraveler #staycurious #exploremore #makememories #travelguide #thinktwice #lookcloser #unscriptedtravel #imaginationiseverything #travelwell #exploreoman #learntoexplore #exploreeverything #explorermindset #discoveroman #discoversomethingnew #travelwithcuriosity #travelwithlocals #keepyoureyesopen @ Bahla, Al Bāţinah, Oman](https://scontent-sin6-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/s720x720/101336431_3111465705608794_1393838551090593792_o.jpg?_nc_cat=102&_nc_sid=9e2e56&_nc_ohc=2xbNAunUgBYAX9HwXWX&_nc_ht=scontent-sin6-1.xx&_nc_tp=7&oh=2b01f065e7e28d474466fed0a262224a&oe=5EF8AD96)
#SaturdayStoriesMy travel guides never tell you what to do, or what to see. Only what I discovered, and what I learned. The reason is because I write to encourage you to imagine your own plan, rather than repeat mine.
🏠
I remember now why I wanted to enter this abandoned house. It was because I caught a glimpse of gorgeous painted beams on the upper floor, through a window [scroll right]. The contrast with the roughness of the rest of the structure was intriguing, so we explored.
🏠
These unscripted things are the moments that travel memories are made of. And we had this one because, even though we came to Bahla for the UNESCO Heritage fort, we stayed curious about Bahla itself.
🏘
#tejainoman #derelictbuilding #derelicthouse #abandonedhouse #neighbourhood #Bahla #oldhouses #oldhousecharm #oldhouseinteriors #travelmemories #curioustraveler #staycurious #exploremore #makememories #travelguide #thinktwice #lookcloser #unscriptedtravel #imaginationiseverything #travelwell #exploreoman #Learntoexplore #exploreeverything #explorermindset #DiscoverOman #DiscoverSomethingNew #travelwithcuriosity #travelwithlocals #keepyoureyesopen @ Bahla', Al Bāţinah, Oman ... See MoreSee Less
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