Hotel Palomar Philadelphia - a Kimpton Hotel (Pennsylvania) - Reviews and Rates

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Palestine, Perth and Philadelphia Freedom

A travel blog entry by greg.catlin.9

... espresso machine. We see down a side street a "Cafe", unusual in the USA. We go in, it is dark, there are Turkish pillows on the seats and hookah pipes on the table. We ask the owner warily if we can get a coffee, he replies “Only espresso or cappuccino, I don’t serve that drip ****”. All seems good.

Over two coffees each plus the house speciality of homemade Tiramisu, we have a long discussion with Mohammed the owner. He is from Palestine, has lots ...

Welcome to my travel blog.

A travel blog entry by rahna1

... people various emails and skye calls. I'll be uploading pictures when I can, but it might be difficult sometimes depending where I am.

Sprint doesn't provide their iphones internet access in Europe. :p I'm not even sure I'll have reception when I'm in Africa. So welcome to anyone reading this! I hope I manage to at least keep your attention while I'm writing this thing.
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The Streets of Philadelphia

A travel blog entry by laurenbelle

... Siamese twins and a bunch of cool photos of Civil War amputees. Also I bought a pen that looks like a blood-filled syringe. It's awesome.
It was still raining but we walked over to the Arts Museum anyway, more commonly known as the Rocky steps. The stairs looked a bit slippery to try and jog up but we did walk them, and got photos of the Rocky statue at the base.
Then we caught a bus back to Market Street and went to see the Liberty Bell. I still ...

The adventure has begun!

A travel blog entry by dullicksontour

We are here! After all the stress of packing our bags the backpack weighed in at only 10kg and the suitcase 18kg. Our flight left from the futuristic looking terminal 5 (ba67) and actually landed early. It wasn't too bad apart from a bit of turbulence at the start. The only trouble with our cineworld pass is that we had seen most of the films ...

Backpacking!!

A travel blog entry by ferchumaru

... you will find phrases like "kidnappings, robberies, traffic, limited amount of ATMs". You as a migrant know that what doesn't kill you makes you stronger! so shake the fear away and get ready to take the crappiest CAMION (bus in Ecuadorian, colectivo in Argentinian) and pee behind a bush if necessary. This is a MONOTHONG trip (trip of one underwear, thong or hipster)

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