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Follow the guide into the deadly history of Angkor Wat
I THOUGHT I’d come to Angkor Wat to see the sun rise, what I realised was that I went there to hear its story.
Natalie Chalk
4 November 2020
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What you should know about London
LONDON is one of the most popular capital cities on the planet yet it's a national hobby to dislike it.
Natalie Chalk
2 October 2020
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Let London be your lockdown lifesaver
WITH staycations the most reliable holiday this year, this the perfect time to visit London.
Natalie Chalk
14 August 2020
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What came first the coffee or the egg?
SO WOW: this is egg coffee. I’d dropped into the legendary Café Giang in Hanoi to try this iconic brew from where it was born.
Natalie Chalk
25 May 2020
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“Essential exercise” on memorial to war dead
YOUNG couple perform hip thrusts and arm dips oblivious to the fact their makeshift gym is a national war graves memorial.
Natalie Chalk
7 May 2020
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The journey to Auschwitz
YOU’D think we would’ve stepped off the bus in silence. But we didn’t. People were asking for the toilets. They wanted coffee.
Natalie Chalk
5 May 2020
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Superfood sea snacks from St Gilles
I'LL have the sea spaghetti followed by the seaweed tartare, s’il vous plaît. This is superfood French gastronomy.
Natalie Chalk
27 April 2020
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Zagreb Coffee And Zagrebačka Špica
WRITTEN by Natalie Chalk, a UK journalist: Where to drink coffee in Zagreb? www.chasingthedonkey.com
Natalie Chalk
10 August 2019
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Pulling down the years: Thirteen centuries of Bulgarian history bulldozed as monument is razed
DEMOLITION begins on a statue that's stood as a symbol of Bulgaria’s 1300-year history.
Natalie Chalk
13 June 2019
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Beach you to it: The sandcastles built long before Machu Picchu
FOR more than a millennia these sandcastles have stood on the beaches under the burning Peruvian sun.
Natalie Chalk
5 May 2019
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