Category: Travel advice

Travelling with someone who has a hidden illness

Travel advice

Travelling with someone who has a hidden illness

September 3, 2019September 2, 2019 rextheveganosaurusLeave a comment

Advice for anyone considering travelling with a human who has a hidden disability

Surviving a long haul flight

Travel advice

Surviving a long haul flight

July 2, 2019July 2, 2019 rextheveganosaurusLeave a comment

How an Adventursaurus survives a long haul flight

Travelling with a chronic illness

Travel advice

Travelling with a chronic illness

February 12, 2019May 6, 2019 rextheveganosaurus2 Comments

Advice for anyone planning on travelling with a chronic illness.

About this Adventursaurus

A blue dinosaur with a deep seated desire to travel the world. Reminding everyone that adventures aren’t always long distance travel. A short day trip is just as exciting!

An adventursaurus simply enjoys the beauty and joy surrounding them, no matter where in the world they are.

📍Edinburgh, Scotland

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A very posh (and slightly late) #honeygroveteapartytuesday brought to you from @thedomerestaurant , Edinburgh. A full review is on my blog! But for now here are some photos of the very tasty cakes 😋🦖😆🇬🇧🍰 #imanadventursaurus

New blog post up about spending a weekend in Edinburgh! I love how beautiful the castle looks in autumn 🍁🏰😆🦖🇬🇧 #imanadventursaurus

Back to reality after a lovely time in Krakow. Being an Adventursaurus isn't always exciting, sometimes it's catching up on chores. Today I went grocery shopping, swipe to the end to see how fast I can push the trolley! 🛒🍅🌽🥕🦖😆 #imanadventursaurus New blog post up! (Link in bio)

I visited a small square in the Podgórze district of Krakow. This square has had many lives, the previous one being the most harrowing. During the time of the Kraków ghetto this square was the source of the residents greatest fears and a place to escape the oppressive overcrowding. Sadly, it was the place where many innocent lives were sent to the concentration camps. Nowadays there are 70 spaced out, empty metal chairs to represent departure and absence. I visited late in the afternoon when it was quiet and rather eerie. The shadows reminded me of ghosts. A sobering and eerie place to visit, even on a bright sunny afternoon. 🇦🇹🦖 #imanadventursaurus

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