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  • A fun Friday in NYC Yesterday I took the subway to Carroll Gardens in Brooklyn where my friend Marissa lives. We went to a small theater in her neighborhood to see Where the Wild Things Are to avoid the crowds in Manhattan. It had beautiful Posted by graciej in Grace's Most Excellent Adventure | Oct 17, 2009
  • The Primrose, Pine Nuts and Post-It™ Notes ==WELCOME ONCE AGAIN== Okay, you caught me. The title of this blog has nothing to do with it's content. But, admit it. You were curious. I can see Posted by Isadora in Our Two Cents Worth... | Oct 16, 2009
  • Sand and Saltwater in Sandwich, Cape Cod With only two days and one night in Cape Cod where better to stay than a little town called Sandwich. Why did we chose Sandwich out of the literally dozens of beautiful coastal towns? Well, let's just say the price Posted by Jennylynn in Jennifer's Journeys | Oct 16, 2009
  • So long Hawaii... Førsteinntrykket vi fikk av Hawaii viste seg å være rimelig presist. Prisene er stive og backpackere er like sjeldne som snøbyger. Men det betyr ikke at vi ikke har kost oss for det! Været har vært varmt og strendene er Posted by voyage09 in Around The World! | Oct 15, 2009
  • Africa to America: Boston First Stop John: ...and so, as mentioned in the previous posting our departure from Dar es Salaam was punctual and the service on the BA flight was very ordinary. More Easyjet than 'The Flagship Airline' I thought except Easyjet probably do this Posted by JohnandJac in Big Trip 09 | Oct 15, 2009
  • A rainy day in the city Today has been so cold and rainy! My socks are soaked. The concert last night was wonderful. Radio City is a beautiful venue. She played most of the songs from her new CD Far, plus a few from her Begin Posted by graciej in Grace's Most Excellent Adventure | Oct 15, 2009
  • Flight to the ATL Got off to a late start, but we got there safe and sound. I'm a big fan of the WiFi on AirTran, but the seats are a little tight for a guy of my height. Posted by treeddy1 in My Travels | Oct 14, 2009
  • My first full day in New York City Hi everybody, I don't have much to report yet. I arrived in New York yesterday and was happy to see Ian and Allison. We went to a cute Mexican restaurant called Elote and Barcade for a beer in Williamsburg, the hipster Posted by graciej in Grace's Most Excellent Adventure | Oct 14, 2009
  • In the Kitchen I love to cook, but what I love even more is to watch other people cook. While most children spent their childhood watching Cartoon Network, my TV was permanently tuned to a variety of cooking programs where I developed a Posted by Jennylynn in Jennifer's Journeys | Oct 14, 2009
  • Leaf Peeking Day 2 Just a quick correction, it turns out the locals term of abuse from the citizens of Vermont for the thousands that descend on their state during this fortnight is 'leaf peekers' not as previous reported. Next a warning to the more Posted by random- in Travelling from Towcester | Oct 25, 2009
  • Leaf spotters delight Left Boston airport on a car rental bus and joined a long queue to pick up the car. The car was a convertible Pontiac and we made the sat nav work after an initial panic. Driving an automatic on the right Posted by random- in Travelling from Towcester | Sep 28, 2008
  • Leaf spotters delight The flight from Heathrow to Boston was due to take off at 2:40pm, but at 1:50 we were still unsure whether we were going to spend the night in London or Manchester (Manchester NH that is). The nice man behind Posted by random- in Travelling from Towcester | Sep 27, 2008
  • The Lost Continent: Travels In Small-Town America ==The Author & Introduction== During my time as a member of Travellerspoint, I have seen quite a few threads asking what books people read while traveling, what should someone read b Posted by Isadora in The Book Club | Oct 13, 2009
  • The Ascent of Grays Peak The sharp grating noise from the floor of my hire car brought to mind nightmarish words such as excesses and clauses and something about not driving on 4 wd roads. It's significance here was that the Steven's Gulch Road had Posted by PeteB in Travels in Colorado | Oct 13, 2009
  • We're not in Kansas? From L.A. to New York. From New York, to L.A. There I am, in a shoulder-padded cream blouse and red rah-rah skirt, pirouetting around on the spot in my gold lame Manolos, clicking my heels together on a sunny Manhattan Posted by bwoods in Finegan Family Roadtrip from L.A. to N.Y | Oct 13, 2009
  • Week 27: Vegas! - NYC Stopover - Cape Town 1st W/E Vegas Well what can you say, other than watch all the Vegas movies.... Most recently, the Hangover etc. & aside from certain ridiculous notions, everything is possible & can happen in Vegas. Upon arrival, I had perfected my accent, my Posted by guypearson in Brothers Pearson RTW 09 | Oct 12, 2009
  • Week 26: Anacortes - San Fran - San Diego (The Road Trip) Anacortes Anacortes is about an hour or so North of Seattle, close to the Canadian border and is the gateway to the famous San Juan Islands. This area is absolutely stunning & is what I pictured Alaska to be like, Posted by guypearson in Brothers Pearson RTW 09 | Oct 12, 2009
  • Getting to Georgetown After a museum too many in Washington DC I thought it best to pop my tourist bubble and try my luck with Georgetown. Sitting outside the city center in Washington DC, Georgetown is a world unto itself. Isolated not only Posted by Jennylynn in Jennifer's Journeys | Oct 12, 2009
  • The kind travellers! A dear friend of mine once pointed out how I often start my stories with "I met this person the other day" and ever since I've become far more aware of the people I meet. Stefanie is the first person Posted by nawaf in The Waffle Flight | Oct 11, 2009
  • Hasta Luego Boston I've been excited about this trip for quite some time now, months to be precise but for some reasonI refused to plan any of it until a few days before my departure date. I keep telling myself Posted by nawaf in The Waffle Flight | Oct 11, 2009
  • wisconsin...it's getting cold Yes, fall is in the air but it feels like winter to us. NE Wisconsin around Green Bay has been under high wind advisories for several days. Temperatures in the 30s but much colder with the wind effect. Posted by David1 in Phyllis Retirement Trip 1 | Oct 10, 2009
  • Aloha from Honolulu! Første natten i Hawaii ga oss et merkelig inntrykk. Vi skjønte fort at dette ikke er et sted for backpackere som lever for 40$ dagen. Prisnivået ligger omtrent 40% over LA :S Det er derfor litt utrolig at hotellet vårt Posted by voyage09 in Around The World! | Oct 9, 2009
  • Red Rock to Blue Water Travelling along we are. The Four Corners area is truly a wonder for all to see. After 'leaving Las Vegas' we returned to Zion for one more evening. Zion is home to some of the coolest hikes and Posted by kbs in RV Trip 09 | Oct 8, 2009
  • How Do You Like Them Apples? Washington may be considered the Apple Capital of the World, but it is the small town of Wenatchee (http://www.wenatcheewa.gov/index.aspx?page=25)in Eastern Washington that truly steals the apple harvest show. Just two and a half hours outside o Posted by Jennylynn in Jennifer's Journeys | Oct 7, 2009
  • 360 Degrees Later On September 24th, I landed back in Los Angeles, 385 days after I left. Pat, Eli and Gur picked me up just after 11:00pm. I was eager to grab a burrito and a beer and share some stories with the Posted by triptime in Izzy's Blogsite | Oct 6, 2009
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