Xenomania – an inordinate attachment to foreign things (as customs, institutions, manners, fashions)
-Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
For all my xenomaniac readers and followers, here is a mosaic of some favourite photos from my travels in 2013.
Going in a more or less clockwise fashion, the photos are:
York Cathedral, England
Barcelona, Spain
Margate promenade, England
Water lily, Okavango Delta, Botswana
Looking Down in Toledo, Spain
Elephant and Palm Tree, Okavango Delta, Botswana
Equestrian reflection, Glasgow
Dean Bridge, Edinburgh, Scotland
Madrid, Spain
Marseille, France
Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland
Yellow petals, Dublin, Ireland
Le Marais, Paris, France
Tarragona Cathedral, Spain
Bell Rock, Sedona, Arizona
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Linked to Frizztext’s XXX Challenge, Alphabe Thursday and Alphabet Project.
Travel with Intent 
I think all photographers would have a touch of xenomania…. 🙂
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My goodness, you really got around in 2013. Enjoyed my trip thought your photos!
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It looks like you had a lot of fun in 2013!!!
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I think I suffer from Xenomania too ! Your collage is very pretty!
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Thank you!
On Thu, May 1, 2014 at 4:45 PM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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Wow, such beauty, in all of these photos.
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Wonderful post for X and gorgeous photography of places you travelled ~ xoxo
artmusedog and carol (A Creative Harbor)
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Lovely pics. Love the water lily. Love your word for X – another one to learn.
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This is a great new word for me, your examples are wonderful. We love to seem them all.
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thank you for this term, much more positive than the ugly xenophobia!
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I am an xenomaniac … who knew? Wonderful travels you’ve had this year. May you have as a productive 2014.
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I didn’t know this word till now (tho..makes total sense), but I totally love it! Great pix!
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Nor me, I have to admit. I knew what it meant as soon as I saw it, but have never heard it used. Typically, xenophobia is well known, but its positive opposite is not!
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