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A travel blog entry by pkumar01

My only reason to come to Houston was to visit the NASA space center. Frankly, it was unimpressive at best.
Houston downtown looked very busy, huge and un-inviting and I felt very tired at the same time. So I decided not to do anything else in Houston. I checked into a motel close to NASA and crashed.

Tomorrow morning, I leave for the Bayou country in Louisiana. My destinations are going to be Lafayette, Avery Island, New Orleans and anywhere else that looks ...

Vom „Old Europe“ in die Neue Welt

A travel blog entry by haeschendoktor

... eigene Custom Declaration Karte brauchen und nicht eine f�r uns beide reicht – so wie es uns im Flugzeug erz�hlt wurde. Als wir und erlaubten zu erw�hnen, dass der Steward im Flieger gemeint hat, man br�uchte nur eine Karte auszuf�llen sobald man zusammen in einem Haushalt lebt, gab es erst mal Aufkl�rung auf die M�tze: Ohne Trauschein keine „family“ und in den Erl�uterungen zur Karte stehe nun mal „one card for all family members“… ...

Cancelled flight and problem solving

A travel blog entry by ahartry

... another call: the flight was cancelled. Not only that, but Paul and I, checking our email, realized that we had been booked on different flights. I was scheduled to leave around 11pm, go through Houston, and arrive at 6am. Paul was schedule to leave around midnight, go through Chicago, and arrive around noon.

When we reached the airport, we went to the check-in desk to see if we could get on different flights. We were told no, and that we should call the ...

Day 30: Airport

A travel blog entry by cookie1996

Today I took my friend and his family back to the airport. They were going to France. I had a lot of fun with them. I am very thankful because they let me into their house and took me to a lot of fun places while I was in France with them. They are great people. My vacations were ...

A Gracious Farewell Party in Spring!

A travel blog entry by aprih.york

... is only 4,000 euros (approximately $5,500 american dollars), and you can finish at your own pace.

I hope you've enjoyed a brief story on how the Lord has been the wind in our sails to get us across the Atlantic to the beautiful country of Ireland. We are coming upon so many adventures daily and are keeping detailed journals to capture everything so that ya'll back home can follow us wherever we go, as if you were right here with us.

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