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Going East to Get West

A travel blog entry by kimandmartin

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Well, I don't think we would go the private route to rent a car again. It was just a little too strange - and I think we could have gotten into a lot of trouble if we'd been in an accident or had to show the car registration for some reason. Even the parking ticket left us feeling unsettled and I was also a little nervous when three of Mohammed's …

Thanksgiving

A travel blog entry by tpuckett

... their kitchen and oven which was great. Kevin, James, Eric, and the Erricos joined in around six and a friend of Eric's, Stephanie, joined a little after that. In addition, we had all the kids: Seth, Coen, Griffin, Zach, Olivia, Rhylan , Tori, and Jenny, Coen's girlfriend and daughter of Jeanne and Matt Errico who also joined us. We had two 20 pound turkeys, one bone in ham with honey glaze, the best mashed spuds in ...

Corniche and the City centre of Doha

A travel blog entry by greekcypriot

... evening the picture changes again. The fishing boats in the bay are decorated with hundreds of little colorful lights -reminding me of Christmas. The whole City lights up in an array of colors while a ride in the city centre at night is something not to be missed!

(This place out here has recently become a meeting spot for the new generation of Qataris – the ultra cool motorcycle crowd and their attempt is to create as much noise as possible). ...

My Eid Holiday

A travel blog entry by shawndeleu

... cars cannot manage. And at the end of your trip, you have to line up to get your tires inflated before returning to the city.
We drove for about 20 minutes before finding a camping spot next to the sea. For a camping spot, we wanted some flat spot on the sand - for the tents, as well as somewhere near the beach. It also needed to be higher up as we could see where the sea had come in on the high ...

Enjoying being home

A travel blog entry by tpuckett

... The whole summer was a complete joy and I never even got upset when the power went out. On the last day, P told me, " you look like a fellow that could get a little angry about the power outages, but you have stuck with us and never really complained. How come?" Hakuna Matata. No, I did not say that of course. I have not changed that much, but in essence, that is what I meant, whatever I said.

Now, Julie has asked me to try and keep the ...