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Esplanade Hotel Dunoon

West Bay Dunoon, Argyll and Bute, Scotland, PA23 7HU, United Kingdom

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7 weeks, 5 days and 3 resignations.

A travel blog entry by alisonandewen

... We have to keep super saving, so keep an eye posted on our ebay account for any purchases you wish to make!

On a more positive note, we've 'resigned' from 3 jobs this week - a very exciting feeling!

I think that's about all for now. There won't be an awful lot of goss until after the 5th of March!


Take care

Alison x
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New Year Resolution!

A travel blog entry by kathryn77

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After doing virtually no travel blogging in 2010/11, but a whole lot of travelling, my New Year Resolution is to catch up on the blogs - starting with the most recent trip to South America over Christmas / New Year 2011!

Hope you enjoy and get inspired for your own travels!

So....rewind to the 10th December 2011....Christmas came to Glasgow early....yes, ...

Time-Travelling Loch Lomond

A travel blog entry by kec100

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... I abstained from possible mess-causing water-bladder tests. Hung the damn thing up empty and went to bed. Filled it at the last minute in hopes I would be off on the trail before it started leaking. In the pocket of my Kelty backpack where the water bag goes, are two tiny little hooks, which I have never used as they don’t immediately appear convenient to hang any part of the Osprey on. I figured they might be custom for the competing ...

Day 2: Rowardennan to Inversnaid

A travel blog entry by tjfeldman1116

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... mile tunnel running through the heart of Ben Vorlich to the power station. I asked someone why the power station would be sited here of all places. Apparently Loch Sloy holds the British mainland record for the highest rainfall in 24 hours -- nearly 9.5 inches; the annual average is just over 3 meters!

There were also panoramic views of Loch Lomond and its 38 islands, all of which were inhabited at one time or another. They were used as places ...

Final Entry

A travel blog entry by jordandelo

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... volunteer-house chef to experience the infamous Accra market. And while we only had time to brush along the outer edges, I feel like that was plenty for me seeing as how I had acquired a knack for getting heat stroke-dehydrated in such settings.
As I prepared myself for heading through customs I said a long farewell to my checked luggage, knowing this could be our last time together (it did in fact make it to Glasgow :) and proceeded to fill out my ...