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Wilmington, NC is a very cool place.  Featuring a splendid location stretching from the Cape Fear River to the Atlantic…
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Kuty is a chain of bakeries in Colombia, with 4 locations in Cali. It was very convenient located, just 1 block away from the h…
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travel blog from Shenzhen, China
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Singapore - Cambodia - Vietnam - China - Hong Kong - Kuala Lumpur
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travel blog from Edinburgh, Scotland
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Trips to Edinburgh in 2009. There should be about 3, ish, whihc is enough for their own blog!
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travel blog from New York, New York
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Yesterday I quit my lame job to do some travelling. Since I can't make up my mind where to go and nog to go, I've decided to do it all; I'm going to travel the whole world visiting the highlights of the countries on my route. I know that six months is way too short but this trip will be fun and amazing for sure! Starting in New York at 14th of october, cheers!
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travel blog from La Paz, Bolivia
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Whilst technically not Bolivia's capital, nor particularly high (at least when you've been to 5,000m), La Paz is nonetheless a very cool city. Built in a canyon (why?!), exploring the city has meant us taking our time - steep canyon sides leave you out of breath quite quickly at altitude. About halfway through our South American adventure, the last few days have been very relaxed. We've wandered the streets, haggled at markets, eaten plenty of street meat, played pool, watched a couple of film…
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travel blog from Santa Elena, Mexico
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I have only stayed at the Hospedaje Doran once. I would stay at the Hospedaje Doran again if the Hotel Rosalia was full. The pluses to the Hospedaje Doran is it is cheap, clean, close to eateries, the market and the bus station. Singles were at the Hospedaje Doran were $16 with a double going for $20.00. As I remember the room at the Hospedaje Doran had a private bath, a ceiling fan and a non-cable television. The aromas coming from the eateries would cause anyone to over eat. The Hospedaje Dor…
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