Why I love airport departure lounges
I was sitting in the departure lounge at Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport’s Terminal E, Gate 7, waiting to board my flight home to London…
Continue Reading
Previous
Next
Some thoughts on TBU Innsbruck
Last weekend I was in Innsbruck, Austria where I attended the summer Travel Bloggers Unite conference. This is not intended to be a review of the conference or a full run-down of events, just a collection of observations and thoughts I had along the way.
Continue ReadingInnsbruck: Zaha Hadid's curvy white funicular railway
Number one on my list of things to see in Innsbruck: Zaha Hadid’s Hungerburgbahn funicular railway stations. There are four in total, each with an amorphous milky white canopy set against the jagged backdrop of the Nordkette mountain range…
Continue ReadingA Room of One's Own: La Borie, Lusignac, France
This 250 year old farmhouse in the Dordogne is rambling, slightly faded, and wonderfully quirky. It’s a ten minute walk to the nearest village, Lusignac, where there is only a bar. (What else do you need?)
Continue ReadingNotes from the road: Palouse Falls, Washington State
Turning off the deserted highway onto the even more desolate road to Palouse Falls felt like disappearing off the face of the earth…
Continue Reading-
Notes from the road: Palouse Falls, Washington State
Turning off the deserted highway onto the even more desolate road to Palouse Falls felt like disappearing off the face of the earth...
Continue Reading -
Why I love airport departure lounges
I was sitting in the departure lounge at Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport's Terminal E, Gate 7, waiting to board my flight home to London...
Continue Reading -
Innsbruck: Zaha Hadid's curvy white funicular railway
Number one on my list of things to see in Innsbruck: Zaha Hadid's Hungerburgbahn funicular railway stations. There are four in total, each with an amorphous milky white canopy set against the jagged backdrop of the Nordkette mountain range...
Continue Reading -
Embarrassing travel moments #1: Kyoto, Japan
If you're basically a moron, consuming copious amounts of literature on Japanese culture and etiquette is not going to help...
Continue Reading
-
A Room of One's Own: La Borie, Lusignac, France
This 250 year old farmhouse in the Dordogne is rambling, slightly faded, and wonderfully quirky. It's a ten minute walk to the nearest village, Lusignac, where there is only a bar. (What else do you need?)
Continue Reading -
A room of one's own: Riad Amiris, Marrakech
Unless you're a particularly decisive person, it can take ages to find the right riad for a long weekend in Marrakech...
Continue Reading
-
About Me
I'm Maxine Sheppard, a freelance travel writer and editor based in the UK, currently working for Virgin Atlantic and on other projects - see my About page for more details. Untraveller is my personal travel blog - just a simple space for musing about stuff and sharing places and spaces worth talking about.
-
Social Links
-
My Flickrstream
-
Twitter
- ...loading Twitter Stream
