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David & I traveled to China in May 2007: We spent the first 7 days with a Friendly Planet Tour & last 2 weeks on our own. This is quick telling of our travels. We loved the Great Wall, Forbidden City, Ming Tombs, jade stores, tea farms, Beijing, Harley Davidson (Beijing), Guilin, Li River, Yangshou, Suzhou, Shanghai, Xi'an, Terra Cotta Soldiers...the food, street scenes,tourist traps, scenery, museums, gardens & most of all the people!China is a Hoot! We LOVED it: anyone can do it on their own!

Briefly said. The best trip you can imagine. Great culture, fantastic nice people and an outstanding nature. Really worth every penny.

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My husband had wanted to visit Antartica while it was not even remotely on my mind. But it turned out to be a most unforgettable and wonderful experience. In writing this travelogue I am reliving the journey myself.

April 14 my friend Suzi & I left for an overnight flight to Scotland for a month in the Highlands and a few islands. We rented a car and Suzi drove while I was the map reader. We saw many castles, (ruined and inhabited) beautiful scenery and met some genuinely nice people.

This is my trip to Mexico and Central America with my buddy Beau. Our plans are to see some ruins, lay on a few beaches, and hike in a few jungles. This blog should tell you all about it.

I'm planning a trip down to Australia in October. I'm kind of torn between Queensland and Adelaide. I've been to Queensland about 5 times, and never been to Adelaide. Should I settle for some where new?

We always seem to be out and about taking a daytrip or on the go here or there. In this blog I'll introduce you to the many varied regions, locales, and sites to see around Virginia. From Winchester to Williamsburg, get ready for our ramblings around the Old Dominion! There's always something new added here! Check the most recent entry!

Arum and Steve are embarking on a journey throughout Asia in Summer 2006.

Going through the Middle East in july is a steaming hot experience. But it also includes some of the most spectacular ancient ruins it the world and stunning desert landscapes all aroud. It gives you hackling in Egypt and some suprisingly friendly people in Syria.

A full two weeks to see as much scenery as we can, including gardens, waterfalls, mountains, waterfalls, canyons, waterfalls, flowers, waterfalls, this time in more of the great northwestern part of the U.S. Northern California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, back to Idaho, Nevada and home.

My blog is finally finished!!!Me and Lori backpacked across Europe this summer and had the time of our lives and this is our trip! Also, Lori and I decided to rate our cities out of 10 because train rides are long and we get bored..so I thought I'd share those as we had a lot of fun making them. Heres the criteria /2 Hostel /2 People /2 Nightlife /2 Sites /2 Weather /10 Total but each City can recieve bonus points for whatever we feel like giving it bonus points for.

My father once told me that traveling alone will either kill you or sharpen your wits... how is it that i have to test his theory every time i travel?

Hey everyone! two more weeks'til Lou & I go off to Europe. Can't wait. Hope you all enjoy logging on to this blog. You can send msgs on it, and if you click on 'view map' at the far right of the 'blog' that will show our route. We're starting in Madrid, Spain on the 31th of July. Then we are off to Paris, so look for our adventures online!

Nairobi to Cape Town in 11 weeks! Ten different countries all varied in beauty, wildlife and culture. From lush lands to arid desert, lakes to beaches and waterfalls. Mountain Gorillas, Rift Valley Lakes, Tanzanian Parks, Zanzibar Spice Island, Lake Malawi, Victoria Falls and the Okavango Delta! Why not sign up to the blog list or leave a message on our message board to read on our travels!