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Screen name: 
DanAubrey
Age: 
29
Gender: 
Male
If you must know: 
I'm happily married
Travel status: 
Traveling now
Hometown: 
Originally from England, but felt most at home in Girona, Spain.
Currently in: 
Hong Kong
 
Traveling Next: 
Spain
Favorite places I've been: 
Sydney, Lausanne, Gstaad, Paris, Berlin, Krakow, Nimes, Cote d'Azor, Carcassone, San Sebastian, Bayonne, Girona and Northern Catalunya, Edinburgh, Scottish Highlands

Places I want to go to: 
Everywhere in Australia and New Zealand, New York, Vancouver, Toronto and all over Canada

 
About me: 
My wife Claire and I are currently living it up in Hong Kong, after our decision to quit our lazy lifestyle in Girona, Spain, for me to pursue a career in Sports Journalism led us out to the Far East.
However, the lure of the Big Easy and holidays every other week is too much to resist, and we'll soon be relocating again to San Sebastian, where we'll dine on a diet of pintxos and travels while suckling once more on the teet of TEFL and continuing to try and make a quick buck from this journalism malarkey.

 
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by novoarte | 2009/07/07

Hi, Dan- Be sure to check out Matador's new blog, MatadorSports.com!

Peace,
Julie,
Managing Editor, Matador

by Victoria Bre... | 2009/06/30

Hey there,

The guided tours are pretty good I think they're around $100 per person though. Personally I think there's nothing better than hiring a van or a car so you can do things at your leisure. I hired a van for the great ocean road for $50 a day and it was so much fun!

Harriet_C's pic...
by Harriet_C | 2009/06/29

hey dan, thanks for the coment on my teaching english question it was really helpful! I know what you mean my family have said they will disown me if i dont go to university first but every part of me just wants to go and live now!! how did you sit in all those lectures for years?! Its so difficult!

by halamen | 2009/06/23

Hey Dan,

Not much, really. My wife and I were only there for 2 nights visiting her cousin. Hope to go back some time.

I lived in Seoul for 2 years--loved it. If you get the chance to pop up there, I highly recommend it.

 
 
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When The Honeymoon Is Over

By DanAubrey  |  Location: Hong Kong  |  06/26/09  |  Pics: 0

When I wake up in the morning and open the curtains I'm treated to a view across Victoria Harbour to the buildings of Tsim Sha Tsui and (if I'm lucky and the weather is clear) the lush green mountains of the Lion Rock Country Park beyond.

Sampans flit across the water. Star Ferries chug to and fro,...

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Hidden history in the New Territories

By DanAubrey  |  Location: Hong Kong  |  06/23/09  |  Pics: 4

Normally it's hard in Hong Kong to find any sight or historic monument that's older than your Grandad, but tucked away up in the north-western corner of the New Territories there's a group of well-preserved ancient monuments just waiting to be discovered along the Ping Shan Heritage...

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Po Lin, Ngong Ping, and the Big Buddha

By DanAubrey  |  Location: Hong Kong  |  06/23/09  |  Pics: 4

Pretty much every visitor who comes to Hong Kong comes to Lantau Island, seeing as it's the site of the airport at Chek Lap Kok. Those who come back here to do some sightseeing during their trip however come mainly for two reasons: 1) Disneyland 2) The Big Buddha (also called Tian Tan Buddha). In this...

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