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Travel With Tellie
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Travel with Tereza | When the world is getting smaller
When the world is getting smaller. Movie location in Kuala Lumpur. February 7, 2017. What to do in Vietnam. Part 2. January 29, 2017. January 29, 2017. As a promised there is another post about Vietnam. Part 1 was about. You can read it here. This time it will be about. First stop was just one cute place where we stopped for some food and toilet break becuase the ride from our hotel was more then one hour. Continue reading →. What to do in Vietnam. Part 1. January 28, 2017. January 28, 2017. Lots of peop...
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Teri Boyd / Travel with Teri - Cruise Planners
Cruise Planners American Express Travel. Hawaii and South Pacific. Africa - Middle East - India. Alaska - Inside Passage. Canada - New England. China - Japan - Korea. Mexico - Round Trip. American Queen Steamboat Company. Bahamas Celebration Cruise Line. Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line. Blount Small Ship Adventures. Ponant Yacht Cruises and Expeditions Compagnie du Ponant. Regent Seven Seas Cruises. Uniworld Boutique River Cruise Collection. 2 Day Pre Cruise Tour. Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. Greenock, ...
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Travel with Terry: PARIS
Travel with Terry: PARIS. A PREVIEW OF THE CITY OF LIGHT. Wednesday, October 22, 2014. La Samaritaine to Reopen as Hotel. Moët-Hennessy Louis-Vuitton has unveiled plans to convert the La Samaritaine department store in Paris into a luxury hotel, to open in 2016. The landmark Art Nouveau listed building complex overlooking the Seine at Pont Neuf has been lying dormant since it was closed for safety reasons in 2005. Photo: the spectacular Art Nouveau staircase, not seen since the store closing in 2005.
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Canada Maritimes 2011
Saturday, April 16, 2011. Day 1 – Arrival in Halifax. Wednesday, June 22. Welcome to Nova Scotia. In the Canadian Maritimes. The first thing we'll do is move our watches forward one hour to Atlantic Time. We're so far east that we're due north of Hamilton, Bermuda. After stopping by our hotel, if time allows we'll head downtown to get acquainted with Halifax. Rick's awesome poster made from a composite of 10 photographs of Halifax:. Our 11-day tour covers three provinces: Nova Scotia. Practical matters: ...
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Southern California 2012
Monday, January 16, 2012. Historic Georgian Hotel: Santa Monica. First opened in 1933. Back then, the Pacific Coast Highway was lined with infamous nightclubs in an era of prohibition. The Georgian's basement restaurant was the perfect hideaway spot and one of the last strongholds of the prohibition era. The 8-story historic hotel is conveniently located facing Palisades Park. And the cliffs above Pacific Coast Highway, within walking distance of the shops and restaurants of the Third Street Promenade.
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New York City
Wednesday, March 5, 2014. The Campbell Apartment Lounge. Entrance at 15 Vanderbilt Ave. (between 42nd and 43rd Sts.). 212-953-0409; Open daily from 3:00 pm. Proper attire is required (no baseball caps, t-shirts, athletic shoes). Live jazz on most Saturday evenings. By 2006, Mark Grossich, who restored the space in 1999 and owns the bar, decided the place was getting a bit tired and threadbare (he called it his seven year itch). He hired Nina Campbell (no relation to John Williams Campbell! After Mr. ...
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Staunton, Virginia
Queen City of the Shenandoah Valley. Monday, January 31, 2011. First settled in 1732, the city of Staunton (pronounced STAN-ton) is named for Lady Rebecca Staunton, who was the wife of Virginia’s Colonial Governor William Gooch. He named the town after his English wife. Its importance was cemented in 1854 with the arrival of the Virginia Central Railroad. Illustration of Staunton, circa 1851 (click to enlarge). Architect T.J. Collins came to Staunton from Washington, DC, in 1891 and in a mere twe...Are a...
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Travel with Terry: Virginia
Travel with Terry: Virginia. Birthplace of Eight U.S. Presidents. Monday, August 29, 2011. Foamhenge at Natural Bridge. Mark explains that each block is set into a hole in the ground and anchored with cement. "I put a 2.5" pipe all the way through each one down into the ground, like a nail holding it to the concrete," the same technique, on a larger scale, that a dentist uses to anchor a false tooth into a jaw. Thursday, July 28, 2011. Home to Washington and Lee University. And Virginia Military Institute.
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Travel with Tess and Liza – A Tale of Two Sisters
Travel with Tess and Liza. A Tale of Two Sisters. Tess and Liza live in opposite sides of the globe but are bound by sisterhood and their love for travel. Tess lives in Newcastle, England and works in HR Services while Liza lives in Manila, Philippines and works as a radio DJ/voice talent/writer. Separately and together, they explore new places to make new friends, sample culinary delights, and see more of the world one city at a time. Button to get updates of our travels within and outside our cities.
