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Today we ( a friend and I) had a wonderful and sunny day at Scheveningen on Flagday!! On this day we celebrated the arrival of …
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This is a realy cheap restaurant with very very good food! The Ikea is orginal from Sweden but it has stores international s…
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travel blog from Angkor Wat, Cambodia
updated 11 minutes ago
One of the guys from our hotel took us around Angkor on a Tuk Tuk truck all day to see and experience the temples, it was a full day pondering around in I guess about 38 degree (C) heat. The Ankor Wat temples are definatly one of the worlds most sacred sights, to indulge in its history, beauty and prominence first hand truely is a privilege beyond what I could have ever imagined. Half way through our day we stopped at what I can only describe as a 'monkey park' a…
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travel blog from Tikal, Guatemala
updated 13 minutes ago
We woke up early to get to the Guatemalan frontier. We get there with a taxi, we changed our money and cross the border. There we find a bus that goes to Santa Elena which is the big town near Flores. There we find a bus to Tikal but first we go to Flores to the hostel Los Amigos. After that we ate and took the bus to Tikal. We visited Tikal in 2 hours which was fast but we enjoyed it. And then came back to the hostel where we are right now. 
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travel blog from Houston, Texas
updated 26 minutes ago
The 4th of July- What a terrific country!  We are so lucky to live here.  Traveling provided a chance to view the U.S. from a different perspective.  Here are distinctions we noted for our country: Our young country was built on DEMOCRACY.  Since the Independence War, no king, coup, or political dictator has ruled over us.  While there are ongoing struggles, the U.S. holds EQUALITY as a basic principle- no (lack of) family birthright, nationality origin, or caste s…
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travel blog from Vougeot, France
updated 40 minutes ago
                                    Located in COTES DE NUITS,founded by the Cistercian monks of Abbey of Citeaux in 1098, protected by a wall of stones already built in the 14th century,CLOS DE VOUGEOT, a single vineyard of 50,95 hectares(125 acres) of Pinot Noir vines, is the largest single vineyard o…
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travel blog from Luang Prabang, Laos
updated 59 minutes ago
Not sure eather...I was just wondering. If it doesnt stop raining...I wont get a chance to find out eather:( ARRRG!
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