In this episode of Travel Troubles Podcast, we delve into the challenge of Travelling as a couple in England but this time with a twist of adding a car from the Very early 2000s into the mix. We talk about visiting Barnard Castle and Holly Leaving Sean for peace and quiet for a couple of days. Discover practical tips and strategies to maintain a harmonious travel experience while ensuring everyone's needs are met. Tune in to Travel Troubles and discover how to maximise your shared experiences while

Episode 13: ⁃ Road trip bible ⁃ Albany & Big 4 Premier (jumping pillow & American man) ⁃ Kory dunks! ⁃ Anzac Museum ⁃ Denmark, WA ⁃ Ocean Beach - sharks & shark alert system ⁃ Big tree country ⁃ Margaret River ⁃ Anzac Sunrise Service & 2 Up ⁃ Surfers Point ⁃ Julie, Jeff, and Cujie ⁃ 14 out of 18 days camping ⁃ Kangaroos on bike paths ⁃ Toe socks & shoe hunt ⁃ Longest jetty in the southern hemisphere ⁃ Margaret Wine tastings! ⁃ Below Deck

Fred Loimer started working with his father Alfred in 1988 after completing his studies at Klosterneuburg with stints in Germany’s Nahe and Walter Schug winery in California. Fred took complete control of his family’s estate in 1997 and purchased the cellar of the Haindorf Castle on the outskirts of Langenlois. He then constructed a hyper-modern black cube on top of the old cellar, representing his aesthetic for modern elegance. Fred began practicing biodynamics in 2006 and is a founding member of

Emma Squire had been planning a relaxing beach walk in Sri Lanka with her family to celebrate her 20th birthday. However her excitement was rapidly replaced by blind terror as the island was hit by the devastating Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami on Boxing Day 2004 that killed 230,000 people. The waves separated her from her family and carried on her on a terrifying journey that brought her face-to-face with death. Amazingly, Emma survived and was found by her dad but she faced an agonising wait

Hi,I'm back this week with another long episode - even though I promise a shorter episode in the intro - and am talking about etiquette here in Japan. I cover things like bowing and greetings, senpai-kouhai relationships, as well as various other Japanese social rules that can come in handy during a trip to Japan. The current event section this week is about population decline in Japan - stay tuned to the end to hear about it's effect on Japanese society and potential solutions. Hope you enjoy this

Weingut Mayer am Pfarrplatz, the epitome of Viennese Heurigen culture, has a centuries-old tradition of crafting the finest Viennese wines since 1683. Vienna is the only metropolitan city in the world with notable viticultural areas within its city boundaries and its unique terroir. The wine-growing region of Vienna covers a surface area of approx. 640 hectares. Old vineyards were planted generations ago. Flysch and marl soils with plenty of shell limestone formed 3 million years ago, and more than

The Huber family has wine-growing roots dating back more than 220 years. Today the winery in Reichersdorf is in its 10th generation and is run by Markus Huber. In 2000, Markus took over four hectares from his father, which, up to that point, had been farmed to produce the wines served in his family restaurant. His outstanding ability to manage the winery with sensitivity and consistency, both in the vineyards and the cellars, has ensured that in a concise space of time, he established Huber wines as

The Moser family is one of Austria’s grand, traditional viticultural dynasties with roots dating back to the 12th Century. The most famous recent descendant of this family is the renowned viticulture pioneer Dr. Lenz Moser, who, in the 1950s, developed vine training called the “Lenz Moser system.” Still, it was not until 1987 that the Sepp Moser estate re-invented into its current state. In 2000, Nikolaus Moser took over the management of the winery, building a state-of-the-art facility. In 2006,

Five people, spanning over two months, in a foreign land: what could possibly go wrong? Well, surprisingly... nothing!Sure, cultural disparities and varying customs might lead to misunderstandings and occasional stressful moments, but the personal growth is priceless. Embrace the journey and discover our countries with us: welcome to Italy, Tunisia and Azerbaijan!

Trevor ''Microsoft'' Laher již ve svých 22 letech dostal nabídku pracovat pro Microsoft jako programátor, avšak než nastoupí do práce, tak si chce splnit svůj velký sen. Přejít Pacifickou hřebenovku.

Embark on a journey with the Triebaumer family, heirs to a winemaking legacy steeped in tradition and craftsmanship since 1691. Regina and Gunter Triebaumer's meticulous winemaking approach pays homage to their ancestors and the land itself. With a deep respect for nature, they embrace sustainable practices, minimizing the use of chemicals, herbicides, and fertilizers while championing dry farming methods.Their commitment to nurturing healthy soils and robust vines yields grapes of unparalleled

Meet Anton Bauer, acclaimed as Falstaff Winemaker of the Year in 2017 and a proud representative of the fourth generation at his family's esteemed winery spanning 29 hectares. After studying at the School of Wine and Fruit Growing in Krems, Lower Austria, and specialized training in Burgundy, France, Anton honed his skills as an oenologist with a prestigious winery in Lower Austria for over four years.In 1992, Anton assumed the reins of the family estate, which then encompassed 3.2 hectares, from

Join me and @eticketchannelofficial as we dive deep into the exciting developments happening at Walt Disney Studios Park in Paris, including its new replacement. From thrilling attractions to immersive experiences, tune in for insightful discussions and conversations about the future of this and other parts of Disney Parks around the world in the first episode of Generation Gap!

Sophie Brown could have been forgiven for having a few nerves when she flew to Saint Lucia on her honeymoon with her new husband, Jonathan Wileman. That’s because the stars of the hit show ‘Married At First Sight’ had just met each other and their every move was being followed by a TV crew. Sophie tells The Holiday That Changed My Life podcast how she appeared on the show looking for love but found herself at the centre of a bizarre experiment watched by a TV audience of millions. However, the

Episode 12:Some things we missed from last week's episode Nepal manAntisocial behavior signsThis week, our adventure takes us west! Some highlights we talk about include Maxi had a dream of exploring Australia Trying to buy a bull bar and dealing with the salespeople Streaky Bay Islands Caravan Park #1 campsite (the crazy guy in the kitchen??)“The wave”David & Julie - we tried to camp with people but we couldn't find them Camping on SA/WA border — the dunes!!!!!, only one other car, using up our

We talk to some big (and not so big) names in surfing.

Nestled in the picturesque wine-growing village of Langenlois, in the heart of the Kamptal Valley, Weingut Steininger is a cherished family-run winery. Renowned for its dedication to Grüner Veltliner, which comprises over 50% of its production, Weingut Steininger offers a diverse range of styles, from light and refreshing summer wines to robust and full-bodied expressions.Beyond its acclaimed Grüner Veltliners, the Steininger winery is celebrated for its exceptional sparkling wines, Sekts. Crafted

Martin Mittelbach epitomizes the essence of a Wachau insider with an unconventional outlook. As the fifth-generation steward of the historic Tegernseerhof estate, which boasts a legacy spanning over a millennium, Martin brings a fresh perspective and progressive approach to winemaking in the region. Despite the estate's esteemed heritage, Martin is renowned for his distinct standards and innovative mindset.Assuming estate leadership at a young age, Martin wasted no time revolutionizing traditional

Welcome to Episode One of In Good Spirits! This episode, hosts Will & MC travel to Wyoming to tackle the most haunted state in America... or is it? You decide!This week: The Ghosts of America's shameful moments, the worst maximum security prison ever, and the US first haunted drive-in bar.

Welcome to organic winemaking, where quality and sustainability converge at Pratsch Family Winery in Weinviertal, Lower Austria. For Stefan Pratsch and his family, organic practices aren't just a choice but a way of life. At Pratsch, holistic thinking guides every aspect of their vineyard management, ensuring ideal conditions for their wines to reach their fullest potential.Organic certification since 1995 underscores the Pratsch family's unwavering commitment to nature and sustainable viticulture