Ed's Travels Index Page Follow Ed's Travels and Tribulations!

Enjoy enlarged pictures of scenes that appeal!

You can 'click to enlarge' most of the pictures within the travelogue. Just hover your mouse over them to see if enlargements are 'to hand'! They all open in the same separate window, and hopefully they add considerable atmosphere to the site. Remember this is really a photo-album as well as a travelogue.

Click a flag to try a translation now. Then just stay in the newly opened window for translation in all the othe subsequent pages... including other sites and information given by our advertisers! (Sorry the babel fish loses itself, but it gets rather busy, you must understand.)

Note from Ed:
With fear and trepidation I imagine my quirky humour might lose something in translation. Especially when I think of the original babel fish. Then again, the results could well be far more funny! All I ask is that all you do about translation errors is to laugh them off! Don't tell me about it. I know nothing.

One final word. I have discovered that sometimes the babel fish suffers from stress. (I have a great empathy with it there.) It might then go back to its native English or just give up the fight. My advice is to try it again when it's feeling a little happier. Perhaps it's lost a font. Or the desire to live. Nothing is perfect in this world... not even the babel fish!

Note from the Management:
The Babel Fish translation service means that even our text advertisements get translated. Even the click-through pages from these ads are translated. This opens them up to a much wider audience. Synergise accept no responsibility for any actions you take in connection with any of our advertisers, whether you are reading the original English version or a translated version, and it is up to you to make sure you understand what you are reading when responding to any advertisement, just as it is up to you to be sure you know what you are buying: just in case the babel fish gets the wrong idea! It is up to you to make sure you have the right idea! Please contact the advertiser direct if you have any queries or doubts. But don't give them any babel.

Navigation is a breeze!

The only thing you really need to know is that you can travel anywhere from this page: the INSITE Home Page. Just click 'TRAVEL HOME' or the INSITE logo at the top-left of any other travel page to get back here. Or there is a country menu on every individual travel page to make country hopping really click!

Unless you want to get more sophisticated...

Understanding the Arrows!

The above list is in country/capital/city alphabetical order to help you search, but the reading order within the travelogue more closely matches my travels! Although you can read what follows in any order you like, the yellow arrows enable you to read the entire worldwide travelogue like a book. To do this, start with the yellow right-arrow at the top of this page!

	A yellow right-arrow on any page takes you to the next page in the travelogues.
	A yellow left-arrow on any page takes you to the previous page in the travelogues.

If you read from start to finish, using the 'right' yellow arrows, you'll detect an ongoing thread. If you just leap into places that take your interest then you should still be able to gain the general drift.

There are related segments within the travelogues, representing segments of different trips, and these are best read in a block. The red arrows signify their boundaries as follows:

	A red left-arrow at the start of a page will take you to the start of the current segment.
	A red right-arrow at the end of a page will take you to the next part of the current segment. (As will a yellow right-arrow - but the red right-arrow confirms that there is more within the current segment.)
	A red square at the end of a page signifies the end of a segment.

If you follow the yellow arrows through you can forget the red arrows!

Site Recommendation Panels

The web sites featured within panels on pages containing Synergise travel articles are recommended as a suitable complement to the article content. They often feature a sample picture from the recommended site. The copyright of such pictures belongs to the site unless otherwise stated.

Travel Services

The panels in the left-hand strip - they look rather like classified Ads - provide you with links to travel related services that you might find useful when you reach your planning stage. And, if you're anything like me, when you're not travelling you are planning!

Related Information

The websites mentioned under this heading in the left-hand column provide additional information related to the text subject matter: such as local hotels, transport, etc. All well worth looking into.

Broken Links

If you happen to come across any broken links, please contact us to tell us about them. We want to put this right as soon as possible, and with so many links to keep track of and so many changes on the Internet, this is bound to happen from time to time. (Thanks for your help!)

Ed's Introduction

Howdy folks! Some people say I do everything backwards which is why, I guess, this Introduction is at the bottom of the page. I just figured you wouldn't want to read it more than once, but hey, you can if you like. There's no accounting for taste. It's simply your invitation to join me in my travels, hear of my tribulations, and learn how to do things a little bit better, perhaps. And since I'm quick on the draw with my camera, you can actually see where I've been as well.

I hope you find the site intuitive. I told the webmaster I only do 'intuitive'.

Most of my pix can be 'click-enlarged' in a separate window if you get really interested, so that allows you to go on reading while they download. I've also included links to some great travel sites that complement my own travel destinations. So please do enjoy your cyber-travels. And if they interest you, why not bookmark this page so you can join me again. I'd just hate to lose touch. We've only just met! Take me back to the index.