Life Of An Expat -Peter Houston on his Travels with 5 kids Part 1 -Karin Avila

Herself an expat American living in the Valencia province of Spain, our reporter Karin Avila has been interviewing expats from other countries to hear their stories of being a stranger in a strange land. Tonight Karin speaks with professional photographer from Northern Ireland, Peter Houston, who describes early family holidays where he took his five children "off the beaten track" for wonderful adventures. Often they would go where the road took them with little or no firm plans for accommodation. Photo: Peter Houston -Disco Island off Greenland

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