Trip to the "City of Dreams" DUBAI

Middle East » United Arab Emirates
June 6th 2016

Published: June 6th 2016

"Travel while you are young and able. Don't worry about the money, just make it work. Experience is far more valuable than money will ever be." - Anonymous To travel is my long time dream back in the Philippines. Actually not only me, we are group of friends who dreamed and wished to be in different places around the world. Over a cup of 3 in 1 coffee or a bottle of Emperador Light with some Din... Read Full Entry

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EAGLEBRYAN

I am just simple person who dream's alot. Traveling is just one of those. Before it was just a dream and I didn't know that I will be able to visit the places i just dreamed of before. "Dreams do come true", it is up to you if you will pursue it or keep it as a dream. Though i am not a professional photographer I take pictures alot using my phone. It's like I don't want to miss anything. If there is a chance for me to travel or visit a new place i do it. We only live once. I am not a professional blogger. I just want to make documentation of my previous trips, to reminisce, for me... full info

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