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The Silk Road - Ancient Mystique in Central Asia

By: Edward Seah Category: Backpacking , on Tuesday, May 21, 2013, Similar articles

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Smoking Cessation – Funny Stop Smoking Sign!

By: Admin TravelerVoice Category: Misc , on Tuesday, May 21, 2013, Similar articles

Smoking Cessation – It’s Bigger Than You Think! I’m a non smoker. I’ve never touched tobacco in my entire life. There are a couple of good reasons for this. I used to be asthmatic when I was a kid, and when I was twenty one, I... read more »

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Smoking Cessation – Funny Stop Smoking Sign!

By: Anthony The Travel Tart Category: Round the World , on Tuesday, May 21, 2013, Similar articles

Smoking Cessation – It’s Bigger Than You Think! I’m a non smoker. I’ve never touched tobacco in my entire life. There are a couple of good reasons for this. I used to be asthmatic when I was a kid, and when I was twenty one, I... read more »

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The Creative Streets of Johannesburg – Photo Essay

By: Iain Mallory Category: Backpacking , on Monday, May 20, 2013, Similar articles

IainIainMalloryGraffiti has come a long way in recent years; once viewed as the handiwork of undesirables and vandals, many street artists are justifiably receiving worldwide acclaim for their stunning often building sized creations. Johannesburg, So... read more »

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Sierras de Francia

By: Manish Singh Category: Getaways , on Monday, May 20, 2013, Similar articles

Today we made our way to our first excursion to the Sierras de Francia. They are beautiful mountains in the north west of Spain. We left Salamanca at 10 and arrived about two hours later in the small villages of the mountains. The mountains got their... read more »

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Greece

By: Manish Singh Category: Getaways , on Monday, May 20, 2013, Similar articles

Athens city of history and birth of civilization. We had heard so many stories about Athens and Greecedirty unfriendly broke no services crime demonstrations work stoppages. Well none of that was true during our visit to this historic and ancient cit... read more »

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Rejuvenating Romania

By: Manish Singh Category: Getaways , on Monday, May 20, 2013, Similar articles

Everyday for the last month has been jam packed and we have only just had the chance to sit down with enough time to write about Romania.We quickly noticed that most of the people living in Romania are very open and friendly and curious to talk to fo... read more »

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24hours in Vicenza

By: Manish Singh Category: Getaways , on Monday, May 20, 2013, Similar articles

We are still alive While writing down travel notes on paper during train rides is easy finding an internet cafe and the time is proving a little more difficult. For those asking what we39ve been up to never fear we have some storiesphotos that will ... read more »

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arteBA´13 Contemporary Art Fair

By: Sandra G. Category: Getaways , on Monday, May 20, 2013, Similar articles

arteBA Contemporary Art Fair, that will take place on May 24 - 27, 2013, is the most popular cultural event in the city of Buenos Aires and the most important one of its kind in Latin America. arteBA is an art exhibition where art galle... read more »

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Dandelions and Dovedale - Drifting around Derbyshire

By: Peter Watson Category: Round the World , on Monday, May 20, 2013, Similar articles

The morning was damp, it had rained heavily overnight and now there was a chill in the air, a mist hanging low and it was a little unpleasant, not at all like our pub crawl day yesterday. We were slow to start this morning, mainly because we di... read more »

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Money Cannot Buy the Perfect Graduation Gift

By: Barbara Torris Category: Misc , on Monday, May 20, 2013, Similar articles

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Igor ‘SRC’ Nunes

By: Thomas Le Mesurier Category: Living abroad , on Monday, May 20, 2013, Similar articles

A couple of weeks ago, Mrs Eat Rio and I did our own little Comida di Buteco crawl (it’s like a pub crawl but with added stuffing your face). As we strolled out of Antigamente, a nice little bar on Rua do Ouvidor, I looked up and saw a view tha... read more »

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The Royal Jewelry Museum

By: egy king Category: Ecotourism , on Monday, May 20, 2013, Similar articles

The Royal Jewelry MuseumRoyal Jewelry Museum is a museum displaying jewelry royal families that ruled Egypt, and is located in the city of Alexandria.Palace was built in 1919 in an area which is Zizinia architectural masterpiece, and an area of... read more »

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Abdeen Palace

By: egy king Category: Ecotourism , on Monday, May 20, 2013, Similar articles

The Abdeen Palace MuseumIt was located in Cairo, Egypt and was built in 1863 on a 25-feddan area by Egyptian, Italian, French and Turkish architects. In 1872 the lush and luxurious palace became the seat of the government. Believing in... read more »

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Old Egyptian Currency

By: egy king Category: Ecotourism , on Monday, May 20, 2013, Similar articles

The oldest Egyptian coins were Attic staters and tetradrachms having the name and types of Alexander. Modifications were soon introduced, but the weight at first remained unaltered. Presently, however, after a period of transition, during which Rhodi... read more »

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Ancient Egyptian God Horus

By: egy king Category: Ecotourism , on Monday, May 20, 2013, Similar articles

The son of Osiris and Isis, Horus was a god of the sky, light and goodness who soared above and protected the land of the Pharaohs. He is usually depicted as a falcon, or a man with a falcon's head wearing the crown of all Egypt.The falcon-headed god... read more »

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Cartouche Jewelry

By: egy king Category: Ecotourism , on Monday, May 20, 2013, Similar articles

the cartouche pendant is one of Nilestone's Egyptian jewelry collection, a unique gift ideas that will certainly attract attention and give a verve to your style. impress your love with this new and inspired gift idea, choose from Nilestone's unique ... read more »

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Ancient Egyptian bracelets

By: egy king Category: Ecotourism , on Monday, May 20, 2013, Similar articles

The Egyptians used the same term, menefret (mnfrt), for bracelets and anklets but by adding the words 'for the arms' - net awy (nt'wy) - they were able to distinguish quite clearly the functions of these ornaments, which often came in matching sets. ... read more »

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Havarti con aneto / dill Havarti

By: Simona Carini Category: Food , on Monday, May 20, 2013, Similar articles

[cliccare il link per andare alla versione in italiano] just sliced Traveling with the Abbecedario culinario della Comunità Europea (European Community Culinary ABC), we've arrived in Denmark (Danimarca). Finally, we are in a country I have visite... read more »

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mana'eesh

By: Simona Carini Category: Food , on Monday, May 20, 2013, Similar articles

warm and aromatic Dan Leader's Simply Great Breads is a small book, but, true to its title, contains great recipes. Do you remember the pretty bialys and thin grissini featured previously? They came from the same treasured book. Mana'eesh (or ... read more »

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