Welcome to the May 1, 2011 edition of Personal Experiences in Travel. Due to technical difficulties (I know, this sounds so cliche), I was not able to get the April edition up. As a result, this will be a joint edition featuring posts for April/May. Happy Reading :)
Robin presents What to pack when staying in a Villa posted at Location Villa Espagne, saying, "As you may already know, staying in a Villa is much different than staying in a hotel. For one thing, most Villas are outfitted like your home and you will most likely have access to a washing machine and dryer. This will help cut down the amount of luggage you bring with you, because if you are like me, you always pack too much."
Zhu presents Kuala Lumpur | Correr Es Mi Destino posted at Correr Es Mi Destino Hotel, saying, "Kuala Lumpur is a pedestrian’s nightmare. The city is sliced by freeways on the ground and the train/LRT above ground. There seems to be a construction site at every corner. Crossing the street is best done with both eyes closed and a prayer book in hand, as you try to dodge trucks, cars, irate taxi drivers and motorbikes. The pedestrian green light, a flashing animated little stick figure that runs, sums it all up: run like hell."
Stephfret presents Tahiti, Part 1 posted at Buttermilk Party Cake, saying, "Culinary revelations in Tahiti".
Lady on a Roof presents Spring is Here... Callaway Gardens posted at Lady on a Roof, saying, "Before heading out to Alabama, a group of us got together and stopped over in Columbus, Georgia".
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