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Big Wheels - London, Singapore, Melbourne
This morning I finally got around to riding the London Eye, London’s iconic giant ferris wheel, just downriver from Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament. With a diameter of 135metres it’s big, but not the biggest of the world’s giant ferris wheels. The London Eye opened in 2000 and for the next six years was the world’s number one. From 1920 to 1985 that honour went to the Riesenrad, the 65metre wheel in Vienna’s Prater park. The Riesenrad dates from 1897, but there...
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Vacation to Yogyakarta, City of Culture in Indonesia
Have you ever went to Yogyakarta, or have you hear Yogyakarta City. If you don’t know, let we see a moment. Yogyakarta is located about 500 km east side from capital city of Indonesia. Yogyakarta known as student city since it have many university and also know as 2nd Indonesia tourism city after Bali. Average temperature is tropical temperature, so it will be good if we visit to Yogyakarta at dry season from February until September.Yogyakarta have many interesting place to be visit. For...
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Boston’s African America...
Boston has a rich African-American history. The first Africans arrived in Boston as slaves soon after the city was founded in the 1630’s. By the end of the American Revolution, Boston was home to more free blacks than slaves. And just prior to the Civil War, the north side of Boston’s Beacon Hill was the
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Boston’s African American Historical Sites
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Amsterdam: What’s on thi...
February provides you with a good excuse to visit museums and theatres, because it is still too cold to be outside all day. The bonus is that tourists haven’t arrived yet. You will have the city almost to yourself. AMSTERDAM FOR CULTURE LOVERS WHAT: Edward Burtynsky / Oil Photo exhibition documenting the aspects of the oil industry. His
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Amsterdam: What’s on this Week
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Amsterdam Restaurant Week...
It is that time of year again: Amsterdam Restaurant Week. This is your opportunity to try new restaurants or go back to your old favourites at a fabulous price. Last year, I had lunch in Dorrius Restaurant. The menu was a celebration of white fish rolls smothered in a piquillo pepper puree and accompanied by sesame-marinated
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Amsterdam Restaurant Week
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Cure Your Taco Cravings: D...
Who says you can’t find good Mexican food in Boston? The streetcar suburb of Brookline supports several locally-owned taquerias all within walking distance of each other. Dorado Tacos & Cemitas is the new kid on the block and is getting lots of attention lately. Dorado is a cutely stylish spot – with only 7 bar stools
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Cure Your Taco Cravings: Dorado in Brookline
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Posted by TideTraveler on 02 5th, 2010
Riverside, Iowa...
You would be very hard pressed to find anyone in America who has not heard of Captain James T. Kirk. That’s right it is the famous Star Trek hero who has fascinated us with his exploits for many years. The starship Enterprise captain was born in the city of Riverside on the 22nd of March in the year 2228. Just behind a former barbershop location in this town stands a small plaque which proudly marks...
Posted by TideTraveler on 02 5th, 2010
Riverside, Iowa...
You would be very hard pressed to find anyone in America who has not heard of Captain James T. Kirk. That’s right it is the famous Star Trek hero who has fascinated us with his exploits for many years. The starship Enterprise captain was born in the city of Riverside on the 22nd of March in the year 2228. Just behind a former barbershop location in this town stands a small plaque which proudly marks...