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Homesick in London

A travel blog entry by hilary_todd

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... But Sean and I know it’s time to move on. We are more than ready to leave Europe. It’s time to get back to the real world again. Although I’m scared about India, we are ready to hit the developing world again. We miss the mountains and nature, and don’t really ever want to see another church again.

Two thirds of the trip done, one third to go. This last third starts today with Oman – back to the wonderful Arabs and the wonderful Middle ...

Final stop...London

A travel blog entry by amitdarji

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... of four people who randomly meet on top of a high rised building all with one thing in common - they want to commit suicide by jumping off, but instead find themselves creating their own self help group to overcome their hardships.

From Goddess to Mortal - Rashmila Shakya and Scott Berry - Vajra Publications 2005
Ever since seeing the Living goddess (Kumari) in Durbar Square in Kathmandu I have always wondered how a ...

London Exploration

A travel blog entry by mcrowleyphoto

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... in the city of Westminster.

  • You are probably wondering why I keep saying the bell tower that houses Big Ben instead of just Big Ben. The tower itself is not Big Ben, the Bell that rings inside of it is called Big Ben.
  • London cannot handle heat very well. What I mean by that is they are not prepared to provide adequate cooling. The soft drinks are warm, the air conditioners (especially in our hotel) don't help at all. Everywhere you go inside seems to be warm. It ...

    • Traversing the Tube

    A travel blog entry by ari.paul

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    ... almost midnight Paul and I left. Our Tube home would turn into a pumpkin if we didn't leave by midnight.

    Day 2
    Sunday morning began with a lengthy walk around the bridges on The Thames near the boy's place. Wasn't a particularly good way to wear in my new shoes as I ended up with blisters. We did the walk in about an hour and a half and made it back in time for the boys to watch the car racing.

    Azza's afternoon
    I left Paul with the boys and made my way ...

    Another mad week

    A travel blog entry by hkk

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    ... and heartache for its residents who lost everything. Brisbane went under as well, as the rivers and creeks couldn't copy with the strain of the inundation. Norton Rose in Brisbane was closed for a few days, as were many other businesses in the CBD, and saw fish in the underground carparks and fundraising efforts made by many around the world. Deaths, missing people and countless stories of tragedy emerged as the water took its toll, some really ...

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