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- Cuzco’s whirling rainbows Cuzco is the kind of place that needs no introduction. For me it was like an Andean Disneyland full of magic and history. I was worried the hoards of international tourists may have spoiled things, but Cuzco really is that Posted by elyshahickey in Wanderlysh | May 11, 2013
- New Plan! Solomons, MDTuesday morning in Colonial Beach looked pretty much like a replay of Monday morning .... a good day to stay dry and warm inside the boat, tied to the dock. But, we had seen the best that Colonial Beach had Posted by sailziveli in Innocents Aboard | May 2, 2013
- Santiago - Day 52 & 53We've been having a relaxing time here in Santiago. Yesterday we explored the city a little, taking us to a beautiful cathedral where a ceremony was taking place. It sounds so much more interesting in Spanish!
[img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/5560 Posted by staceywaugh in Waughs around the World | Mar 16, 2013
- ParisThere was a point when we arrived in Paris that I thought that we might not have enough to do in Paris to last the six days that we're here! How stupid am I???? Today was our first day of Posted by dawnandhugh in Our Moveable Feast | Apr 12, 2013
- The ultimate sewing circleThe sun shone today. The rain and wind stopped and, while the temperature didn't get above seven degrees, Normandy was a better place. Our relaxed evenings sitting in front of the fire are paying dividends and we both slept well Posted by dawnandhugh in Our Moveable Feast | Apr 6, 2013
- La Paz - Day 35OMG!! I'm sore! I honestly don't think my entire body as ever been in so much pain. I can barely sit down. Given this, our activities for today were limited. We booked bus tickets to Uyuni, where we'll take a Posted by staceywaugh in Waughs around the World | Feb 26, 2013
- Copacabana to La Paz - Day 33Sadly we have to leave Copacabana today, but we're heading to La Paz. We've heard La Paz can be a little edgy but we're arriving in the daytime, so it's safety first! Before the bus, we managed to get in Posted by staceywaugh in Waughs around the World | Feb 24, 2013
- Bill's European Adventure, 2001. Part 5: Verona and Venice
[center]While this pic looks like we were arguing, we were actually trying to get the gondola in the shot![/center]
Aug 27
Bought cheap fruit and bread on our way out of the hoste Posted by BillLehane in Silly Billy | Mar 17, 2013
- Bill's European Adventure, 2001. Part 4: Florence and Rome
[center]Bill and Julie at the Duomo, Florence [/center]
Aug 23
Florence Day 1 - hellish! Got a double-decker (yes!) train to Firenze and trotted around the place in the scorchi Posted by BillLehane in Silly Billy | Feb 27, 2013
- Bisita Iglesia is more Fun in the PhilippinesMy sister En and I have dreamt of visiting the infamous Liliw Church in Laguna. This town futhermore is known for as the "tsinelas" (slippers) factory, and thus hold a Tsinelas Festival annually.
[img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/362803/liliw__12_.j Posted by crisbernal in Laag ni Tantongay | Feb 18, 2013
- Jesus, Saints, and Angels oh my! [img=http://photos.travellerspoi Posted by Aeren in Antigua | Jan 30, 2013
- Biking from Xpujil to Chetumal I left Xpujil at around 9 am, I had become quite attached to my little cabin, with it's shafting light coming through the cracks in the wooden walls and huge fan above my head keeping me cool. I hopped on Posted by Rose in Mexico in Enchanting Mexico | Jan 25, 2013
- Rila Monastary BulgariaOn October 25 we took a bus from Sofia to Rila Monastary, the largest East Orthodox monastary in Bulgaria. Originally built in the tenth century it was later rebuilt in the fourteenth century and a small part of that Posted by CherylGypsyRose in Backpacking Europe on fifty dollars/day | Jan 19, 2013
- Good bye USASorry everyone who has been reading up on my blog I have not written a post for a long time but, you know I have come back from the US and it has been a whole year now, My experience Posted by shantanukul in American Holidays | Jan 11, 2013
- Things You Should Know Before Travelling to Jerusalem I’m always surprised to find that people are afraid to travel to Jerusalem, that they think it ‘unsafe’. Most people I encounter seem to have this fear competing fiercely with their curiosity about the historical and cultural patchwork that is Posted by Hachiko in Anytime - Anyplace - Anywhere - Any way | Dec 16, 2012
- QUEEN CROWNED ON TOP OF A TREE
Queen Elizabeth II of England visited Kenya in 1952 as a happily married Princess to Prince Philip of Edinburg which led to their visit to the Treetops hotel in Nyeri inside the Abardares National Park. This hotel was build on Posted by silver dove in Traveling In Kenya | Nov 29, 2012
- Segovia Spain - Volunteer Teaching EnglishA few months before this trip I read a blog about teaching English is Spain as a volunteer. Following up on this we discovered Vaughan Town and since Spain was on our itinerary applied to volunteer. We had Posted by CherylGypsyRose in Backpacking Europe on fifty dollars/day | Nov 24, 2012
- Rome, Italy and Vatican City on a Budget18 November.
Rome, the eternal city, built on seven hills, located on the Tiber River, the capital of Italy is home to almost three million people and has been in existance since 730 BC.
We are going on the free Posted by CherylGypsyRose in Backpacking Europe on fifty dollars/day | Nov 21, 2012
- Bologna, Florence, San Gimignano, Tuscany, ItalyWe were up early November 13, left Selcuk, Turkey by private car, as planned at 530 and arrived at Izmir airport at 630 am.
Flew Pegasus Air, changed planes in Istanbul and arrived at BLQ in Bologna Italy Posted by CherylGypsyRose in Backpacking Europe on fifty dollars/day | Nov 17, 2012
- Istanbul TurkeyWe arrived in Istanbul at 11 pm by bus from Plovdiv Bulgaria. Metro Line, originates in Sofia. The bus left Plovdiv at 11 am. Nice Turkish bus with tvs and an attendant who passes out water, cakes, Posted by CherylGypsyRose in Backpacking Europe on fifty dollars/day | Oct 31, 2012
- Ireland - our last few daysWe spent a lovely morning visiting our only Irish castle - Bunratty Castle and Folk Park. The site on which the castle stands was a Viking trading camp in 970. The present structure built around 1425 Posted by patsaunder in Let's do it! | Oct 23, 2012
- Ireland - beautiful historical sitesAfter leaving Dublin we headed for the Wicklow National Park, specifically to a lovely area, Glendalough in the valley of the two lakes. Glendalough is home to one of the most important monastic sites in Ireland and is Posted by patsaunder in Let's do it! | Oct 11, 2012
- Ireland - Dublin and the eastTipperary was our first destination on this trip. In order to see as much of Ireland as possible, we preferred to travel through the smaller towns rather than the often more direct national roads and motorways, trusting TimTam (our Posted by patsaunder in Let's do it! | Oct 9, 2012
- Ireland - home of my ancestorsOur time in Ireland was spent in Cobh (pronounced Cove), a little town on Great Island in Cork Harbour. It felt very strange to be here. As a child Ireland featured largely in my catholic Posted by patsaunder in Let's do it! | Oct 5, 2012
- Dilijian to GorisDespite going to bed quite late, I woke up at 6am and couldn't get back to sleep. I hate it when that happens. I tried to make the most of my time and so I got up, showered Posted by Cath_Greig in Armenia 2012 | Sep 23, 2012
