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Austria, St Anton

Arc'Teryx Freeride Academy, St Anton am Arlberg, February 2023

Natasha Hecher · February 21, 2023

The second annual Arc’Teryx Academy took place in St Anton am Arlberg on the 2nd to the 5th of February, and I was a very willing participant as the Arc’Teryx community here in St Anton has become an integral part of my life (all year round) propelling me to try new things and biuld a better and healthier me.

Tags: Arc'Teryx

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Yangon, Myanmar

The Man of the Market - A Yangon Short Story

Natasha Hecher · May 31, 2022

My market memories from Yangon are amongst my richest, and on this particular morning, I am not sure which one of us got more than we bargained for.

Tags: Yangon, Myanmar

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Europe, Austria, St Anton, A House for Friends, Innkeeper's Tales

Innkeeper's Tales - Part 1

Natasha Hecher · May 31, 2022

When “Fathom” asked me to do a series of “Innkeeper’s Tales” i did not expect such a lovely reaction, and I look forward to continuing them as it really is a special world I live in.

Tags: Pettneu, Innkeeper's Tales

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Austria, ca-tash-trophy, Europe

A Toe Dip Into The New World of Travel (Covid)

Natasha Hecher · June 23, 2020

After much time alone, once the restrictions started lifting, I went on a cautious local travel expedition.. I am not sure how many movements a sonata has, but I winged it in this piece just like I have been winging it since March.

Tags: ca-tash-trophy

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Tash Talk, ca-tash-trophy

Ca-Tash-Trophy - The year of May 2020

Natasha Hecher · May 20, 2020

A detailed summary of what I have been up to for the last few months making me look really productive, when honestly, everything here could have been done in one day.

Tags: ca-tash-trophy

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ca-tash-trophy

Ca-Tash-Trophy (Pettneu, Day 9)

Natasha Hecher · March 22, 2020

A life in lockdown…

This is my valiant attempt to see the bright side of my current life situation.

But trust me, it’s not all schnapps, schnitzel and schlager.

Tags: ca-tash-trophy, Pettneu

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Family Stories

Part 1: My Cousin's Wedding

Natasha Hecher · February 23, 2020

This is a piece written by your’s truly in 2011 after my cousin’s wedding. It was written with little purpose, but when my cousin queried whether I had any further photos instead of coming up blank I provided this no holds barred first hand account through my eyes, that of the drunk, crazy cousin.

Tags: Family Stories

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Yangon

Myanmar Travel 2019/ 2020 FAQ

Natasha Hecher · July 10, 2019

Having lived in Myanmar for the last 4 years, I see many questions on forums, so I am addressing as many as possible for people who intend to travel to Myanmar.

Tags: myanmar - on the road, Yangon

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Ayeyarwady

Ngwe Saung Beach, Myanmar

Natasha Hecher · July 1, 2019

Word on the bumpy road to Ngwe Saung on the Bay of Bengal is that it s the perfect place to relax in a swanky hotel for a few days on the tail end of your trip to Myanmar. You could do it that way, or….

Tags: Myanmar, Ngwe Saung Beach, Ayeyawrwady

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Myanmar

Where to stay in Mandalay? Ned Kelly Hotel is the clear answer.

Natasha Hecher · February 23, 2019

Ned Kelly Hotel, a brand spanking new haven for a certain kind of traveller, is the perfect place to base yourself whilst exploring Mandalay.

Tags: Mandalay

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Myanmar

Yangon to Mandalay by Bus

Natasha Hecher · September 26, 2018

JJ’s busses are about as luxurious as they come, and a highly comfortable and convenient way to travel in Myanmar.

Tags: Mandalay

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A eulogy, from a daughter to her mother.

Natasha Hecher · January 29, 2018

A beautiful and emotional service with a packed church. 

Tags: Tricia, eulogy

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Culture, Myanmar

Body Imaging by Abby Robinson @ Pansuriya, Yangon

Natasha Hecher · August 2, 2017

For the last week I have observed this awesome installation, and I finally got the gumption to do it myself... Could not recommend it more highly. 

Tags: Yangon, myanmar

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Myanmar, Yangon

What to Expect From Yangon, Myanmar

Natasha Hecher · December 22, 2016

Yangon has many quirks. Some can be slightly confronting at first, but for me these are the things that make it unique. 

Tags: Yangon

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Norway, Hiking

Hiking Trolltunga, Norway

Natasha Hecher · May 12, 2016

Hiking Trolltunga in Norway was one of the highlights of 2015, but it was not just about the picture at the top: sometimes it is all about how you get there. 

Tags: Tyssedal, Odda

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Myanmar, Yangon

Yangon, Myanmar (Burma): A Sensory Overload

Natasha Hecher · March 4, 2016

Yangon is one of the most extraordinary cities I have visited. If you think that it is dirty, or that the food is greasy then you are not doing it right. 

Tags: Yangon

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Myanmar

Myanmar (Burma): Alternative Top 5

Natasha Hecher · December 25, 2015

Having done sufficient research, I was under the impression that Bagan and Inle Lake would be the highlights of the trip.... How wrong I was. 

Tags: myanmar - on the road

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Europe, Norway

Oslo: 10 First Impressions

Natasha Hecher · June 3, 2015

Since arriving in Norge I have witnessed Graduation traditions, National Day, and the beauty of Spring. I also realise they weren't joking when they said it is really really expensive... 

Tags: Oslo

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Mexico

Puerto Escondido (Mexico): Swimming In Phosphoresence

Natasha Hecher · March 2, 2015

What it is like to swim in twinkling water in a Mexican Lagoon. At night. 

Tags: Puerto Escondido, phosphorescence

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Austria, Culture, Europe, St Anton, Tirol

Tirol, Austria: Nine Wonderful Things To Try During Winter

Natasha Hecher · December 2, 2014

This is a small selection of the fun to be had in Tirol over the ski season. Of course you should also go for a ski at some point.

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Arc'Teryx Freeride Academy, St Anton am Arlberg, February 2023
Arc'Teryx Freeride Academy, St Anton am Arlberg, February 2023
The Man of the Market - A Yangon Short Story
The Man of the Market - A Yangon Short Story
Innkeeper's Tales - Part 1
Innkeeper's Tales - Part 1
A Toe Dip Into The New World of Travel (Covid)
A Toe Dip Into The New World of Travel (Covid)
Ca-Tash-Trophy - The year of May 2020
Ca-Tash-Trophy - The year of May 2020
Ca-Tash-Trophy (Pettneu, Day 9)
Ca-Tash-Trophy (Pettneu, Day 9)
Part 1: My Cousin's Wedding
Part 1: My Cousin's Wedding
Myanmar Travel 2019/ 2020 FAQ
Myanmar Travel 2019/ 2020 FAQ
Ngwe Saung Beach, Myanmar
Ngwe Saung Beach, Myanmar
Where to stay in Mandalay? Ned Kelly Hotel is the clear answer.
Where to stay in Mandalay? Ned Kelly Hotel is the clear answer.
Yangon to Mandalay by Bus
Yangon to Mandalay by Bus
A eulogy, from a daughter to her mother.
A eulogy, from a daughter to her mother.

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