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#166 of 464 general tips & advice in United States
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krystieo says:
Hello! If you are visiting the city of West Covina, there's one street that is important to know: Azusa Avenue. This street connects the entire city together. It takes you to the far North and South of West Covina and it takes you through many other neighboring cities, as well. It is the largest...
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#167 of 464 general tips & advice in United States
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schochon says:
As I wrote in my Review about 'two weeks in Alaska', I recommended a couple books to purchase for your research and trip. One being the MilePost and the other being the Alaska Almanac, filled with facts about Alaska that you need to know, what to know, and never even thought of knowing, but are nei...
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#168 of 464 general tips & advice in United States
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cotterb says:
After some research I found that a visa is generally required when traveling to China. There are exceptions. Hong Kong and Taiwan do not require visas for short visits. Be sure to check.
China offers several different visas depending on your purpose for visiting them. For tourists they have s...
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#169 of 464 general tips & advice in United States
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taekwondobr says:
so i didnt go out drinking or anything-
But had a blast in the city- from the BART station @ Embarcadeiro i walked to Pier 39 saw some shops , scheduled my Alcatraz and Golden Gate boat tour, with Blue and Gold was 23 bucks- for 90 min
Has lunch at one of the many options at Pier 39- after a...
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#170 of 464 general tips & advice in United States
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oldschoolbill says:
The last public auto Ferry in Florida is part of the scenic route A1A on the east coast of Florida. A1A is a must see when you are in Florida! The St John’s or Mayport Ferry transports cars, pedestrians & of course Old School motorcycles across the St. Johns River between the coastal Jacksonville...
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#171 of 464 general tips & advice in United States
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agedoldlady says:
Right off the bat, the one thing everyone knows - it not only can be expensive - it is expensive, but as expensive as you desire. There are the little nooks and crannies where there are bargains to be found. If on a tight budget, there are hostels in the Manhattan, some within a few blocks of Centra...
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#172 of 464 general tips & advice in United States
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dsr2007 says:
I've taken many trips to San Francisco over the years for business, visiting friends, or just to get away from the LA heat. Recently though, I discovered something that for whatever reason has always been off my radar. I was talked into a jaunt down to Fisherman's Wharf to check out the barking sea ...
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#173 of 464 general tips & advice in United States
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davidswaugh says:
Described generally as the venice of the US because of it network of canals. The only difference is that the gondolas are replaced by superyachts moored next to the apartments and houses that line the banks of the waterways.
And whilst Venice may well be sinking the reverse is true of Fort Lauder...
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#174 of 464 general tips & advice in United States
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yummytork says:
Travel Advantage network has been one of the easiest companies to deal with when getting packaged travel deals. They are a legit company, but you could be put off by their sales pitch, it's intense. So if you can sit through the presentation and not buckle into the pressure, use them, they are grea...
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#175 of 464 general tips & advice in United States
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mireland says:
If you want to invest in a digital SLR I would go with a Canon or Nikon. As previously suggested, and it is something I did...if at all possible use your current lenses with a compatible DSLR. I say get a Canon or Nikon because I believe that they have substantially proven themselves in the world of...
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#176 of 464 general tips & advice in United States
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Gagoguck says:
There was much more to do around Niagara Falls than I anticipated. The first thing that you must do is take the walking tour near the falls. They give you ponchos to keep you from getting completely soaked, as well as sandals to change into so that you don't ruin your shoes. This tour will give you ...
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#177 of 464 general tips & advice in United States
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SeanAlexander says:
Please, for the love of God, if you are a tourist in DC learn to stand on the right and pass on the left. We won't say anything if you do, but we'll be grateful. If you don't heed this advice, however, we'll get all "New York" and shout, bitch, and moan. Then we'll pray for September when you go awa...
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#178 of 464 general tips & advice in United States
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thosewholeft7 says:
I went to Harlem recently and decided to walk around on some of its most bustling steets by day. I decided to go for some good soul food and to get a chance to see the former homebase of a man who I believe was one of the most intelligent men who ever lived, Malcolm X. Unfortunately for this occas...
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#179 of 464 general tips & advice in United States
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mathewhatcher says:
Its a great camera that takes wonderful pictures as all olympus do. Quality Zuiko lenses and it is the ligthest and smallest slr camera on tehmarket. Great for travelers!
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#180 of 464 general tips & advice in United States
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guidovanweeren says:
If you like comedy and want to see some fresh, new and original stuff, go and visit some smaller clubs. I think it was great. For example Mo Pitkins, good laughs, nice food and even better performances. It scored 5 out of 5 for me. Another nice club was Bowery Poetry Club, a little bit more wierd, b...
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