Travel Itinerary

... will visit Norwich first and its two Cathedrals, then meet some family members. Will stay in Norfolk, to see the market towns, coast, marshes, castles and Churches. Then go to London, and see all the major sites and many more unusual ones. Including the best bagel shop in the world. Hopefully to travel in a camper van across to France to Paris, particularly Notre Dame, and down then to the Cathedral at Chartres. The area around Pau near the Pyrenees to explore the history and religious beliefs of the Cather's.(A group destroyed by the Roman Catholic Church in 13 century). Travel across Spain visiting Salamanca, Cordoba,(Grand Mosque and Cathedral built within it), and the Alhambra at Granada, then stay at a holiday home in Spain before coming back via Barcelona and a secret place in France which is a surprise. Back in England and with the warmer weather we will again visit London and Norfolk. I would also like to visit my cousin who is living near Swindon. Then will visit Derbyshire and Yorkshire, including York Minster and Durham Cathedral and Lindesfarne.

Pheww!! I can't even pronounce some of the names! Photographs to follow. :) :)

Dusun-Kadazan of former British North Borneo (Negara Sabah)

Curiously, but with jubilations, I stumbled upon this blog http://beingdusun.blogspot.com/2011/06/so-we-are-from-china.html. I am now an avid fan, love at first sight.

My own interests and aspirations are among others, to make the DusunKadazan race better known in the whole wide world. How to make that happen or to accomplish such an ambitious dream, is beyond me. I admit that I am just a simple Dusun woman with quite limited knowledge and hardly any credentials after my name. And yet, here I am, embarking on an adventurous journey in the quest of achieving this lifetime dream.

A late bloomer, you might say, for yes indeed, after thirty something years of day dreaming, wishful thinking and procrastination, I am finally given one more chance to make my dreams come true. God is a generous provider, the Divine Providence. I am blessed indeed. To Him be all the glory. Amen.