The Shaman of Trois Freres
The cave paintings at Trois Freres are said to be 14,000 or more years old. Are they illustrations showing the first recorded image of shamanism? Posted by Ian Bracegirdle
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The Sights, Sounds, and People of Morelia, Mexico
As the sun set on my first evening in Morelia, I found myself reflecting on the day's events and my initial impressions of this old colonial style city that would be my home for the next several mont... Posted by David B. Wix
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The Singapore Taxi
Fast, easy and efficient could describe life in Singapore. You don't stroll along the streets in a world of your own with time to spare and you definitely do not walk when a taxi is waiting nearby. L... Posted by Ieuan Dolby
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The Ten Things to Know About Cigar Wrappers
The cigar wrapper isn't just one more component to a cigar -- it carries the majority of the cigar's flavor and nearly all of its aesthetic appeal. In fact, publications like The Cigar Encyclopedia and Cigar Aficionado suggest that the wrapper is responsible for 60% or more of the cigar's flavor and value. With more diverse wrappers being released than ever before, getting a handle on their styles and terminology has never been more important. Fortunately, comprehending these subtleties is easy with a little effort. The following ten points will help you understand, identify and discuss the majority of cigar wrappers available today. Posted by Tynan Szvetecz
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The Top Spring Break Travel Tips For 2005
Spring break 2005 is coming up. Here are some tips for how to make the best of spring break this year. Posted by Dean Erickson
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The Trans Siberian Railway
Traveling across the Russia on the Trans-Siberian train give you the opportunity to see with your own eyes everything that you might have heard about this mysterious land of expansive forests, beautiful cities and the wilds of nature. Posted by Marina Smiley
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The Truth About Youth Hostels
How youth hostels provide the magic power to surprise almost everybody. Here is the little known (yet true) story of the origin of hostels. Posted by Marcus Hochstadt
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The World's Biggest Party - OktoberFest in Munich
What lures us die-hard Oktoberfest fans to Munich each and every year without fail? Why do we come back again and again to re-experience the world's largest festival?
Is it the beer? For sure, it's probably the best in the world. No preservatives, no chemicals, just lots and lots of pure unadulterated water, hops and yeast resulting in double the taste (and alcohol content) of a typical beer. It's smooth. It's flavorful. It's wickedly deceptive in its ability to seduce you. One sip and you're powerless to halt its consumption.
Posted by Steven Gluck
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Theme Park Meal Tickets - The Good and The Bad
When you are asked to plan a group trip to a theme park, whether for school, church, or your extended family, you may have the option to purchase meal vouchers for your participants to use in the park. In some cases, these vouchers can be a very good deal and save your group a lot of money, but it all depends on the circumstances surrounding your trip. Are they right for you? Posted by Chad Criswell
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Them's The BreaksÂ… Surfing Australia's NSW Central Coast
Surfing on the Central Coast is more a lifestyle than a pastime. And with 31 official beaches, it's no surprise! Buggeries, Half-tide Rocks, The Box, Catho, Ghosties, Moonie, Frazer, Gravelies, The ... Posted by Glenn Murray
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Then and Now in South Western Colorado
In the South Western Colorado City of Cortez there is a rich history indeed. First the Indians came with their cliff dwellings. Then their ancestors returned and still today the Navajo occupy much of the regions population. The white man's history there was of course Mining, Forestry, Agriculture, but today those categories only employ 7% of the population. Posted by Lance Winslow
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There is a lot more to Florida than Disney and Crowded Beaches
Norm Goldman, Editor of the travel site sketchandtravel and the book reviewing site bookpleasures interview Bruce Hunt travel expert and author on Florida. Posted by Norm Goldman
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There's More to Orlando than Disney
Orlando is one of the top tourism destinations in the world. It features Walt Disney World, Universal Studios and Sea World. People come from every continent to take in these famous theme parks, an... Posted by David Leonhardt
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Things To Do In London
London, England has plenty to offer the city visitor. But what if you want to break free from tradition and visit places in London that few people have been to? What things can you do in London that are different and won't break the bank? 24-7 London sheds light on the cheaper (but no less entertaining) London attractions. Posted by Lisa Mills
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Things To Remember Before You Rent A Car
The ubiquity of the internet today means that you can do most things without leaving your desk – it also means that when making a trip, you can organise your car rental in advance in almost any location in the world, so that when you arrive, you can simply pick up your pre-booked car and go. Posted by Mark Lambie
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Things You Need To Know Before You Book A Hotel Online
Does it seem as if every time you look around on the internet for a hotel room, you find more web sites that say you can get a hotel room for less?
Though it may sound enticing, online hotel booking has its own set of challenges. An online discount hotel booking web site should provide the following basic things:
Posted by Chloe Lim
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Thingvellir - Iceland's Only World Heritage Site
Discover the heart & soul of Iceland at Thingvellir - site of the world's first ever parliament! Posted by Seb Jay
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Thinking About A Vacation in Jamaica?
Well-known travel author, Christopher P. Baker, shares his knowledge about Jamaica with Norm Goldman, editor of sketchandtravel.com Posted by Norm Goldman
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Thinking Of Travel To China?
Norm Goldman interviews Shelley Jiamg, author and expert on travel to China. Posted by Norm Goldman
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This is Alberta
Alberta was named after Princess Louise Caroline Alberta, the fourth daughter of Queen Victoria. Located in Western Canada Alberta is a province of approx 3 million people. Posted by Ryan Fyfe
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Three Ghostly Castles in England
Ever wanted to fly into England on a ghosthunt? Find out about three spooky English castles guaranteed to make you scream! Posted by Seb Jay
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Three Ways to Get Cheap Airfare
Before you start planning your getaway, have you tried and of these three different ways to get discounted airfare? This article has been written to give you a way to plan the best vacation you've ever had while getting the cheapest airfare possible. Posted by Kerry Emrich
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Tips and Advice About Do-it-yourself Travel in Tanzania
Question: Is it wise to wait until arriving in Tanzania before booking a safari? Is it safe? and do you save money? Answer: Yes! Posted by Ian Williamson
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Tips For Disney World First-Timers
So you've finally decided to head to Walt Disney World. With so much to see and do, it's important to come prepared. Here are some excellent tips to make your trip one that will be remembered for a lifetime. Posted by Cara Goldsbury
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Tips for First-Timers to Las Vegas - Getting There
Las Vegas can be overwhelming for first timers. Discover a few tips to make your Las Vegas vacation a memorable one from someone who learned the hard way. Posted by Dave Kitt
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Tips for Moving to Another Country
Relocation is never easy but with these top tips you can make a move to another country as stress free as possible... Posted by Rod Morris
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Tips for Summer Travel
The summer is right around the corner, and thousands of Americans are planning vacations and trips. Traveling on a budget can be tricky, but it is not impossible. Posted by Melanie Breeze
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Tips for Terrific Traveling
If travel leaves you frazzled, maybe it's time for an attitude
check! Some things will undoubtedly not go the way you planned – but if you pay attention, it's easy to enjoy things you didn't even plan for...Tips for Terrific Traveling Posted by Barbara Hemphill
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Tips for Travelers With Disabilities
Each year, thousands of persons with disabilities travel the world by planes, trains, automobiles, cruise ships, and even bicycles. With the proper planning and attitude, travel can be rewarding and adventurous. Posted by Don Stuart
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Tips for Travelling in the Desert
Most of the scenic destination profiles and photos you'll see on my Scenic Treasures site will be in the Southwestern area of the United States. And just like any other area of the world where weather can be extreme, there are things you should know before starting out on your adventure. Even if you're just planning a day trip, these are very important: Posted by Kathy Burns-Millyard
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