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So, apparently, it is International Wine & Cheese Day..
Who knew! Well, everyone now!!
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Except it is a Monday.
Is Monday a drink wine & eat
cheese day?
Do you save it for, at least Thursday?
Or do you follow the wine & cheese rules and indulge on the right day?
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Decisions! Decisions!
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#craggyrange #hawkesbay #nzwine #newzealandwine #nzcheese #foodandwine #maijourneysdrinks #maijourneyseats #boutiquewineries #craggyrangewines

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. So, apparently, it is International Wine & Cheese Day.. Who knew! Well, everyone now!! . Except it is a Monday. Is Monday a drink wine & eat cheese day? Do you save it for, at least Thursday? Or do you follow the wine & cheese rules and indulge on the right day? . Decisions! Decisions! . #craggyrange #hawkesbay #nzwine #newzealandwine #nzcheese #foodandwine #maijourneysdrinks #maijourneyseats #boutiquewineries #craggyrangewines

3 weeks ago

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Because everyone deserves a selfie in front of Kinkaku-ji.
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And yes, Kinkaku-ji, the 'Golden Pavilion' is a Zen temple whose top two floors are completely covered in gold leaf. So get your sunglasses ready, this is one hell of a dazzling temple!
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It is a ‘Historic Monument of Ancient Kyoto’ World Heritage Site and has become an icon of Japanese architecture. And it is absolutely a sight to behold.
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Behold it with us on our 'Autumn in Japan' tour departing on 19 November 2022. We have one room available, so get in touch.
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Link Via Bio..
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#maijourneys #autumninjapan #kyoto #kyototemple #womenonlytravel #womenonlytours #womentravel #japan #japantravel #luxuryjapan #japan2022

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. Because everyone deserves a selfie in front of Kinkaku-ji. . And yes, Kinkaku-ji, the 'Golden Pavilion' is a Zen temple whose top two floors are completely covered in gold leaf. So get your sunglasses ready, this is one hell of a dazzling temple! . It is a ‘Historic Monument of Ancient Kyoto’ World Heritage Site and has become an icon of Japanese architecture. And it is absolutely a sight to behold. . Behold it with us on our 'Autumn in Japan' tour departing on 19 November 2022. We have one room available, so get in touch. . Link Via Bio.. . . #maijourneys #autumninjapan #kyoto #kyototemple #womenonlytravel #womenonlytours #womentravel #japan #japantravel #luxuryjapan #japan2022

1 month ago

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Just to make you feel a little hungry on a Friday evening!
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A tajine - or tagine - is a North African dish, named after the earthenware pot in which it is cooked.
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There are many different types of tagines; most often made with whatever is seasonally available and with an emphasis on the vegetable/s instead of the meat.
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You will always find tajine served with some sort of Moroccan bread. It’s not just a side accompaniment but the tool that is used to eat the dish. A tajine is meant to be eaten with bread to scoop it up – not with a knife and fork.
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Moroccan tajines often combine lamb or chicken with a medley of ingredients or seasonings: olives, quinces, apples, pears, apricots, raisins, prunes, dates, and nuts, with fresh or preserved lemons.
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Traditional spices that are used to flavour tajines include ground cinnamon, saffron, ginger, turmeric, cumin, paprika, and pepper, as well as the famous spice blend Ras el hanout.
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Popular tajine pairings are chicken, olives and citrus fruits; meatballs in an egg and tomato sauce and lamb, prunes/raisins and almonds.
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A yes, on our DIVINE MOROCCO tour in October, we will indeed be eating one or two tajines!
Let your bellies be warned...
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#maijourneys #morocco2022 #divinemorocco #moroccoforwomen #womenonlytourmorocco #boutiquetoursforwomen #marrakech #foodofmorocco
#womenonlytours

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Just to make you feel a little hungry on a Friday evening!
.
A tajine - or tagine - is a North African dish, named after the earthenware pot in which it is cooked.
.
There are many different types of tagines; most often made with whatever is seasonally available and with an emphasis on the vegetable/s instead of the meat.
.
You will always find tajine served with some sort of Moroccan bread. It’s not just a side accompaniment but the tool that is used to eat the dish. A tajine is meant to be eaten with bread to scoop it up – not with a knife and fork.
.
Moroccan tajines often combine lamb or chicken with a medley of ingredients or seasonings: olives, quinces, apples, pears, apricots, raisins, prunes, dates, and nuts, with fresh or preserved lemons.
.
Traditional spices that are used to flavour tajines include ground cinnamon, saffron, ginger, turmeric, cumin, paprika, and pepper, as well as the famous spice blend Ras el hanout.
.
Popular tajine pairings are chicken, olives and citrus fruits; meatballs in an egg and tomato sauce and lamb, prunes/raisins and almonds.
.
A yes, on our DIVINE MOROCCO tour in October, we will indeed be eating one or two tajines!
Let your bellies be warned...
.
.
#maijourneys #morocco2022 #divinemorocco #moroccoforwomen #womenonlytourmorocco #boutiquetoursforwomen #marrakech #foodofmorocco
#womenonlytours

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Just to make you feel a little hungry on a Friday evening!
.
A tajine - or tagine - is a North African dish, named after the earthenware pot in which it is cooked.
.
There are many different types of tagines; most often made with whatever is seasonally available and with an emphasis on the vegetable/s instead of the meat.
.
You will always find tajine served with some sort of Moroccan bread. It’s not just a side accompaniment but the tool that is used to eat the dish. A tajine is meant to be eaten with bread to scoop it up – not with a knife and fork.
.
Moroccan tajines often combine lamb or chicken with a medley of ingredients or seasonings: olives, quinces, apples, pears, apricots, raisins, prunes, dates, and nuts, with fresh or preserved lemons.
.
Traditional spices that are used to flavour tajines include ground cinnamon, saffron, ginger, turmeric, cumin, paprika, and pepper, as well as the famous spice blend Ras el hanout.
.
Popular tajine pairings are chicken, olives and citrus fruits; meatballs in an egg and tomato sauce and lamb, prunes/raisins and almonds.
.
A yes, on our DIVINE MOROCCO tour in October, we will indeed be eating one or two tajines!
Let your bellies be warned...
.
.
#maijourneys #morocco2022 #divinemorocco #moroccoforwomen #womenonlytourmorocco #boutiquetoursforwomen #marrakech #foodofmorocco
#womenonlytours

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Just to make you feel a little hungry on a Friday evening!
.
A tajine - or tagine - is a North African dish, named after the earthenware pot in which it is cooked.
.
There are many different types of tagines; most often made with whatever is seasonally available and with an emphasis on the vegetable/s instead of the meat.
.
You will always find tajine served with some sort of Moroccan bread. It’s not just a side accompaniment but the tool that is used to eat the dish. A tajine is meant to be eaten with bread to scoop it up – not with a knife and fork.
.
Moroccan tajines often combine lamb or chicken with a medley of ingredients or seasonings: olives, quinces, apples, pears, apricots, raisins, prunes, dates, and nuts, with fresh or preserved lemons.
.
Traditional spices that are used to flavour tajines include ground cinnamon, saffron, ginger, turmeric, cumin, paprika, and pepper, as well as the famous spice blend Ras el hanout.
.
Popular tajine pairings are chicken, olives and citrus fruits; meatballs in an egg and tomato sauce and lamb, prunes/raisins and almonds.
.
A yes, on our DIVINE MOROCCO tour in October, we will indeed be eating one or two tajines!
Let your bellies be warned...
.
.
#maijourneys #morocco2022 #divinemorocco #moroccoforwomen #womenonlytourmorocco #boutiquetoursforwomen #marrakech #foodofmorocco
#womenonlytours

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Just to make you feel a little hungry on a Friday evening!
.
A tajine - or tagine - is a North African dish, named after the earthenware pot in which it is cooked.
.
There are many different types of tagines; most often made with whatever is seasonally available and with an emphasis on the vegetable/s instead of the meat.
.
You will always find tajine served with some sort of Moroccan bread. It’s not just a side accompaniment but the tool that is used to eat the dish. A tajine is meant to be eaten with bread to scoop it up – not with a knife and fork.
.
Moroccan tajines often combine lamb or chicken with a medley of ingredients or seasonings: olives, quinces, apples, pears, apricots, raisins, prunes, dates, and nuts, with fresh or preserved lemons.
.
Traditional spices that are used to flavour tajines include ground cinnamon, saffron, ginger, turmeric, cumin, paprika, and pepper, as well as the famous spice blend Ras el hanout.
.
Popular tajine pairings are chicken, olives and citrus fruits; meatballs in an egg and tomato sauce and lamb, prunes/raisins and almonds.
.
A yes, on our DIVINE MOROCCO tour in October, we will indeed be eating one or two tajines!
Let your bellies be warned...
.
.
#maijourneys #morocco2022 #divinemorocco #moroccoforwomen #womenonlytourmorocco #boutiquetoursforwomen #marrakech #foodofmorocco
#womenonlytours

.
Just to make you feel a little hungry on a Friday evening!
.
A tajine - or tagine - is a North African dish, named after the earthenware pot in which it is cooked.
.
There are many different types of tagines; most often made with whatever is seasonally available and with an emphasis on the vegetable/s instead of the meat.
.
You will always find tajine served with some sort of Moroccan bread. It’s not just a side accompaniment but the tool that is used to eat the dish. A tajine is meant to be eaten with bread to scoop it up – not with a knife and fork.
.
Moroccan tajines often combine lamb or chicken with a medley of ingredients or seasonings: olives, quinces, apples, pears, apricots, raisins, prunes, dates, and nuts, with fresh or preserved lemons.
.
Traditional spices that are used to flavour tajines include ground cinnamon, saffron, ginger, turmeric, cumin, paprika, and pepper, as well as the famous spice blend Ras el hanout.
.
Popular tajine pairings are chicken, olives and citrus fruits; meatballs in an egg and tomato sauce and lamb, prunes/raisins and almonds.
.
A yes, on our DIVINE MOROCCO tour in October, we will indeed be eating one or two tajines!
Let your bellies be warned...
.
.
#maijourneys #morocco2022 #divinemorocco #moroccoforwomen #womenonlytourmorocco #boutiquetoursforwomen #marrakech #foodofmorocco
#womenonlytours

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. Just to make you feel a little hungry on a Friday evening! . A tajine - or tagine - is a North African dish, named after the earthenware pot in which it is cooked. . There are many different types of tagines; most often made with whatever is seasonally available and with an emphasis on the vegetable/s instead of the meat. . You will always find tajine served with some sort of Moroccan bread. It’s not just a side accompaniment but the tool that is used to eat the dish. A tajine is meant to be eaten with bread to scoop it up – not with a knife and fork. . Moroccan tajines often combine lamb or chicken with a medley of ingredients or seasonings: olives, quinces, apples, pears, apricots, raisins, prunes, dates, and nuts, with fresh or preserved lemons. . Traditional spices that are used to flavour tajines include ground cinnamon, saffron, ginger, turmeric, cumin, paprika, and pepper, as well as the famous spice blend Ras el hanout. . Popular tajine pairings are chicken, olives and citrus fruits; meatballs in an egg and tomato sauce and lamb, prunes/raisins and almonds. . A yes, on our DIVINE MOROCCO tour in October, we will indeed be eating one or two tajines! Let your bellies be warned... . . #maijourneys #morocco2022 #divinemorocco #moroccoforwomen #womenonlytourmorocco #boutiquetoursforwomen #marrakech #foodofmorocco #womenonlytours

1 month ago

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1 Space Available on our incredible 'Autumn in Japan' tour starting 19 November 2022.
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Tokyo, Hakone, Kanazawa, Kinosaki Onsen, Kyoto, Mt Koya & Osaka.
A dream trip. A dream season.
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Autumn is the perfect time to visit this fabulous destination - before the masses (& I do mean MASSES!!!) of people infiltrate for Blossoms.
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Autumn in Japan really is to be cherished.
DM for details, or link in Bio.
Photo Credit: @japandailies
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#maijourneys #autumninjapan #womenonlytravel #womenonlytraveljapan #womenwholovetotravel #lovejapan #japan2022

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. 1 Space Available on our incredible 'Autumn in Japan' tour starting 19 November 2022. . Tokyo, Hakone, Kanazawa, Kinosaki Onsen, Kyoto, Mt Koya & Osaka. A dream trip. A dream season. . Autumn is the perfect time to visit this fabulous destination - before the masses (& I do mean MASSES!!!) of people infiltrate for Blossoms. . Autumn in Japan really is to be cherished. DM for details, or link in Bio. Photo Credit: @japandailies . . #maijourneys #autumninjapan #womenonlytravel #womenonlytraveljapan #womenwholovetotravel #lovejapan #japan2022

1 month ago

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Restarting Hosted Tours after over two years certainly does include some challenges among the excitement!
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To ensure that the quality of our tours is what I expect, and what our guests deserve, we've decided to restart with a smaller 'limited number' per group, and fewer departures - in 2022 - than we would have pre-covid.
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We need to slowly ease back in, we need to gently land somewhere new again; and we need to make sure our Guests are 100% looked after, made to feel safe, and not feel like they are being huddled around.
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But rest assured, our amazing 2023 tours will be added as soon as they are ready, and if there is a tour you are interested in, it's worth contacting us to be put on the waiting list to get those tour dates first.
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To give you an idea of where we could be taking you in 2023: Norway, Egypt; Portugal; Greece, Sri Lanka & Chile for starters.
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To keep a check on our tour dates visit: https://maijourneys.com (or Link in Bio)
and sign up for our newsletter to be the first in the know... https://maijourneys.com/mai-journeys-newsletter (or Link in Bio)
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We are so looking forward to having you join us..❤️❤️
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#maijourneys #womenonlytravel #womenonlytours #forwomenonly #forwomenbywomen #womentravel #womentravellers #luxurytravel #boutiquetravel #womenwholovetotravel

mai_journeys

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. Restarting Hosted Tours after over two years certainly does include some challenges among the excitement! . To ensure that the quality of our tours is what I expect, and what our guests deserve, we've decided to restart with a smaller 'limited number' per group, and fewer departures - in 2022 - than we would have pre-covid. . We need to slowly ease back in, we need to gently land somewhere new again; and we need to make sure our Guests are 100% looked after, made to feel safe, and not feel like they are being huddled around. . But rest assured, our amazing 2023 tours will be added as soon as they are ready, and if there is a tour you are interested in, it's worth contacting us to be put on the waiting list to get those tour dates first. . To give you an idea of where we could be taking you in 2023: Norway, Egypt; Portugal; Greece, Sri Lanka & Chile for starters. . To keep a check on our tour dates visit: https://maijourneys.com (or Link in Bio) and sign up for our newsletter to be the first in the know... https://maijourneys.com/mai-journeys-newsletter (or Link in Bio) . We are so looking forward to having you join us..❤️❤️ . . #maijourneys #womenonlytravel #womenonlytours #forwomenonly #forwomenbywomen #womentravel #womentravellers #luxurytravel #boutiquetravel #womenwholovetotravel

1 month ago

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Gion feels.
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Wandering the streets of Gion, Kyoto.
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Autumn in Japan
Departing 19 November, 2022
Link in Bio
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Image Credit: @kyoto_every_day

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. Gion feels. . Wandering the streets of Gion, Kyoto. . Autumn in Japan Departing 19 November, 2022 Link in Bio . Image Credit: @kyoto_every_day

1 month ago

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