Royal Motel Burlington

99 Plains Road East Burlington, Ontario, Canada

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Transatlantic

A travel blog entry by frasersincanada

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... Needless to say BAA succeeded in their business objective with us.

I am writing this posting on the flight while the 3rd film of the journey is playing, I am all filmed out. From my first post I was wondering about going with a low cost transatlantic carrier Transat. But I have to say so far I have been impressed. Quick, easy and fast checkin, no big deals with luggage. We pre paid for some seat with leg ...

Niagara Falls

A travel blog entry by shopagoesabroad

... if we wanted to join. We only went to 5 of the 12 but the first one we went into there was a massive fight right at the entrance and police were called and there was quite alot of blood involved and violence! Glad I was surrounded by males who kept me away from it! After that the night went well although it was our last night to say goodbye to alot of the group left in Toronto! :(
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Salgo por el Sabado (I leave on Saturday)

A travel blog entry by losviajes

... the life that I've become accustomed to.

My decision to participate in this program was fueled in great part by my growing skepticism and disappointment in affluent Western culture. It's as if I woke up one day and realized I've been mislead throughout childhood to believe that material and economic affluence are the ultimate goals to strive towards. Ironically, for my first four months in ...

23 Trip Highlights

A travel blog entry by tombuttle

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... stretch)
- Free standing
- Full fly
- Footprint
- Good air circulation
- Kneel in tent without touching roof
- High quality

Highly Desirable
- No rain in tent on entry
- Good vestibule(s)
- Strong and relatively light

Nice to Have
- Side views on nice nights
- Tent clips to poles (versus threading through)
- Fly erected before tent (rare to find)
- 4-season (3-season still ...

Seven Countries, Two Continents, A Million Stories

A travel blog entry by ebowley

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... town Grassmarket area, I did just a little shopping (okay, maybe a lot) and even went to a real live movie theatre - gasp! I had a little camera scare near the end there, but a few hours (and $80) later, I had all my pictures copied onto a memory stick safe and sound and fully in tact - phew!

This trip was truly one of a lifetime. My time in Tanzania has changed me forever and through it I helped raise over $1,000 dollars for individuals ...