Grazing Goat Hotel Review London
While in London, Ben and I usually stay with his brother or other family members. There were a couple nights we did need a hotel during the weekend of his sister's wedding. I chose the Grazing Goat in Marylebone and
My Favorite American Food (don’t read this while hungry)
I actually go through withdrawal of American food when I get back to India. Going through these photos was rough guys... but I did for it you... ;) My favorite American Food I flew in to Ohio and left for Florida
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Here Are The Cutest Luxury & Budget Airbnb’s in Goa
One of the biggest issues with looking for an airbnb in Goa or hotel for that matter is that you don't know the location THAT WELL of where you are going. It's hard to say if the suburb or in
![You cannot miss the graffiti in Tel Aviv... that is, if you go to the cool areas! We did a tour with a local graffiti artist, which was a special tour thanks to the tourism board. Unfortunately, I don't think he typically does tours or lets people graffiti themselves, but if you're really keen, it can't hurt to ask him on his Instagram: @orenfischer. We hit up an art gallery first and got to understand what journalism is like in Israel. Every country is different in how they allow journalists/bloggers/news to have "freedom of speech", some countries better than others. It was awesome to meet with some local writers who write about politics in their country and don't hold back. Graffiti in Tel Aviv After meeting in the gallery, we were off to see Oren's graffiti. He's actually really well-known in Tel Aviv (or at least his art is). Another well known guy has a tag which is a band-aid (tags are like graffiti artist signatures- you might know this but if my mom and dad are reading they probably didn't lol). See if you can find the band-aid below! Graffiti in Tel Aviv Graffiti in Tel Aviv Graffiti in Tel Aviv Graffiti in Tel AvivCouldn't resist having a photo taken with the graffiti background. It didn't hurt that we had a photographer traveling with us (Or Kaplan @oktlv) who did some awesome shots of all of us for our social media! Graffiti in Tel Aviv Graffiti in Tel AvivPS how cute is my new camera? It's the [easyazon_link identifier="B01JGMPM4G" locale="US" tag="Hipinhee-20"]Panasonic GX80[/easyazon_link] and my photos from Israel were so much better than previous trips because of it. I never thought I'd want to carry a camera around, but now I can't believe I waited this long. Graffiti in Tel Aviv Graffiti in Tel Aviv Graffiti in Tel Aviv Graffiti in Tel Aviv Graffiti in Tel Aviv Graffiti in Tel AvivSo, we stopped for juices at this cafe which had seating in the back of a parked truck. I guess that makes it a truck stop! I'm not going to lie, I hated this drink. It tasted like the earth. I cannot handle sprouts and I don't like sparkling water. For me, just terrible. However, everyone else who has sophisticated tastebuds loved this drink and raved about it. Healthy people, people who no longer drink Kool-aid, maybe you'll like this. Graffiti in Tel Aviv Graffiti in Tel Aviv Graffiti in Tel AvivNear the end of the tour, Oren got his paint out of his backpack and was like "let's do some graffiti". I was thinking, erm it's illegal though, but I think it's just frowned upon? Strangely I know that there was some that was ruined and the government actually asked them to put their graffiti back. I think all the government people secretly love it. I didn't voice my concerns, because I'm not about being a Debby Downer ha! Graffiti in Tel Aviv Graffiti in Tel Aviv Graffiti in Tel AvivSo, what to have a group of "influencers" (bloggers, journalists, instagrammers) paint? Facebook icons of course! I am going to take credit for the dislike button (thumbs down). If you're ever in Tel Aviv and see this, send it to me! It's so cool that we got to leave this behind. Graffiti in Tel Aviv Graffiti in Tel AvivThe photo above shows the codes that Oren uses in his graffiti. Each artist has their own "turf" and on the other side of this wall is more samples of what his symbols mean. It's kind of done ironically and some are jokes. Graffiti in Tel AvivThis was definitely one of my favorite things we did in Tel Aviv, and even if you can't do the graffii yourself, I recommend you take a tour. There are LOTS of companies in the city offering tours and many work with local artists. You won't want to miss this and if you want cool photos as souvenirs, this is the perfect place to explore. Graffiti in Tel Aviv Graffiti in Tel Aviv Graffiti in Tel Aviv Did you enjoy this post? Let me know in the comments or by sharing it with the social media links! I'd love to keep giving you travel tricks & tips so feel free to subscribe by e-mail in the big box below. Don't forget you can follow me on facebook, twitter, instagram & bloglovin'.](https://hippie-inheels.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/TEL-AVIV-001.jpg)
Graffiti in Tel Aviv: Leaving My Mark on the City, Literally
You cannot miss the graffiti in Tel Aviv... that is, if you go to the cool areas! We did a tour with a local graffiti artist, which was a special tour thanks to Vibe Israel. Unfortunately, I don't think he typically
Luxury Guide to Liverpool
Welcome to Backpacker's Boutique. Every Sunday, this spot will feature the luxury side of an awesome city. Guest bloggers will share about either their hometown or a town they are expat in and know very deeply so that you get a guide
Trust Me, You Want These Gifts For Christmas!
It's almost Christmas! Got a trip coming up? Here are some gifts travelers need, but they just don't know it yet. If you read my blog ever you can probably guess I don't put typical "travel" gear on my packing
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Visiting the Dead Sea (again), this time from Israel
I was excited to go to the Dead Sea but not jumping up and down excited as I had been before in Jordan just in February. It was a unique experience as you just kind of fall back into the water
World Nomads Travel Insurance Review: What’s Covered and What’s Not
If you're gearing up for a trip abroad, travel insurance should be on your radar. When I travel outside India, I use World Nomads and have for over 5 years. Here's my full World Nomads travel insurance review, so you
How to Change to a Nomadic Lifestyle in the Modern Era
The following is a guest post. What is truly remarkable is that there is the possibility to travel the world while working. What has made this possible in recent years is the great expansion that has occurred with the development
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