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The Ascent of Roraima
A Travel Blog by mulqueen
... 'd been told at San F., was thigh-high - and spend the night in the camp at the base of Roraima. We crossed beautiful undulating country, some of it wooded. I was knackered at the end of the first uphill climb. This was only the second time in my life I'd ...
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Gold Coast on steroids
A Travel Blog entry by kombipower from Peñíscola, Spain
... brakes/steering went"). So we stopped at a place called Lespaulles and spent a couple days there. Nice country. Old villages, big mountains. If we were walkers we would probably have spend more time there. But since we are definitely peerers (as in ...
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Some R&R
A Travel Blog entry by jamie_pete from Saint Jean Pied de Port, France
... , Northern Spain. There are three main pilgrim routes frm Paris, Vézelay and Le Puy-en-Velay that converge here bringing walkers and increasingly cyclists to the town before they make the big push over the Pyrenees, via the Ronceveaux Pass at 1570 ...
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Jackpot! Day 7 and 8
A Travel Blog entry by mashay from Valencia, Valencian Country, Spain and Canary Islands
... the river. Every bit has been designed and landscaped, adorning grass, trees, flowers, benches, fountains and sports and play areas. It was alive with dog walkers, runners, cyclists and families. It beat walking along a busy street. ...
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MAY - Springtime
A Travel Blog entry by foreman from Benissa, Valencian Country, Spain
... - as usual the camera doesn't do it justice. This is a route that is known mainly to recreational cyclists and walkers - so obviously our cars didn't really fit with the whole environmental thing - however, the upside of that, is we were ...
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Not enough hours in the day! May 4-16
A Travel Blog entry by euroadventurers from Valencia, Spain
... to their farmland and hence, the water never made it here. So now it is a greenway filled with cyclists, rollerbladers, joggers, walkers and people just looking for a nice space to hang out. It´s pretty easy to walk around the city, although ...
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Milford Track-severe weather for Freedom Walkers
A Travel Blog entry by diannemurray from Christchurch, New Zealand
... cirque through trees festooned with Spanish moss and epiphytes. As we zig zag higher along a dozen switchbacks, encounter guided tour walkers, and have quite a social morning. A united nation of walkers, all get along pretty well. ...
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Australian Alpine High Country
A Travel Blog entry by mike_margaret from Jindabyne, New South Wales, Australia
... outcrops and Miss Heidi’s Teahouse, we continued to climb and it felt we had arrived in the Snowy Mountain Alpine High Country. Our caravan park for the week is right on the shore of Lake Jindabyne nestled amongst the trees with a lovely view from ...
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Another small Country
A Travel Blog entry by europeinakombi from Andorra la Vella, Andorra
... our decent, we observed other walkers walk straight though the herd without trouble. Dohhh, we are city slickers in the country. Highlights of Andora Chatting with the Andorran bus driver in French on the way up the mountain (finding out what ...
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San Sebastian, Basque country
A Travel Blog entry by jackiegotravel from San Sebastian, Spain and Canary Islands
... seem to favor a walk on the beach than swimming in the sea, turning the beaches into a natural promenade for bathsuit clad walkers. Another popular activity for the kids is to create DIY swimming pools by digging into the wet sand and letting water seep ...
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Dog Walkers, Buddy Bears and Beautiful people
A Travel Blog entry by nickfear from Buenos Aires, Capital Federal District, Argentina
... travels around the world - it is a UNICEF initiative with around 140 statues of bears each painted to represent a different country by an artist from that country. As well as adjusting to the time zone differences you need here to adjust to ...
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Sweden - A Country that Works
A Travel Blog entry by lacasarodante from Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden
... languages for smaller countries. And, if you can afford their product, you probably speak English anyway. For a country the size of Sweden, a second language spoken by a larger population group is a must. As a young employee at the ...
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God's Own Country
A Travel Blog entry by boatubia from Varkala, India
... lane super hiway connects Mysore to Bangalore. 4 lanes for traffic means about 10 lanes across if you include busses, autos, rickshaws, walkers, bicycles, and oxen-driven carts - all which share the same road. It's a constant Indy 500 (pun intended). ...
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Very helpful summaries of costs in each country
A Travel Blog entry by diannemurray from Sydney, Australia
... of the highlights were - good, reasonably priced dining, good architecture, Cemetery of the Recoleta, watching professional dog walkers. § Whale watching at Peninsula Valdes (Dianne only) § watching the antics of up to a million Magellanic penguins ...
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King Pin Country
A Travel Blog entry by vickyburt from Medillin, Antioquia, Colombia
... to the hostel while Jen and I decided to try to find the grave of Pablo Escobar. This is the guy that ruled the entire country (through collaboration with the corrupt government) during the 1980´s up unitl his death in 93. If you look this guy up Im ...
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A ideal hill walk in the Basque Country - La Rhune
A Travel Blog entry by cleanlivin from Hendaye, Aquitaine, France
... of what appeared to be wild horses, but I'm not sure if these are Pottoks - the wild horses of the Basque country. See for yourself. The summit is littered with antenna for mobile communications, TV and radio which does spoil the ambiance but nothing ...
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City and Country
A Travel Blog entry by mrcwoodsman from Hanoi, Vietnam, Thanh Hóa, Vietnam
... same way…no pesticides were seen being sprayed anywhere here. Several hashers purchased large bunches of lettuce while on trail (walkers). I wish I’d brought money on trail because you cant get much fresher than this and dirt cheap too. A ...
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Mendoza... Wine country at last
A Travel Blog entry by millervilles from Mendoza, Argentina
... Along the way we finally saw some Argentineans in business attire walking to and from work, as well as many more dog walkers and sunbathers in the park. One van that pulled up along side us during the drive over was filled with barking dogs ...
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That Country Life
A Travel Blog entry by felixandfloss from Leska, Styria, Austria
... trail, much like the one Felix and I had been following passes right through the farm so not only is there a heap of walkers from near and far passing through regularly but also a string of neighbours with children who regularly come for a walk to visit ...
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Day 28 - Country Life
A Travel Blog entry by charlief from Carlops, Scotland, United Kingdom
... just how dry the ground was... What made me smile today: Spring lambs - especially the one that must have bathed in dye and ended up with a pink head! Meeting the first walkers The hidden squirrel that dropped gnawed pine cones on my head at lunch! ...
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Going surfing in a land locked country....
A Travel Blog entry by heatherlogue from Brno, Moravia, Czech Republic
... a wee bit of Scotland with us and gave Adnienne and Petr a gift for being our host, they got some Irn Bru, Walkers Shortbread and a minature bottle of Glennfiddach. We had an excellent few nights with them and Adrienne was kind enough to cook ...
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Abbeyfield Hotel Torquay
Bridge Road, Torquay, English Riviera, Devon, England, United Kingdom
... , Riviera centre and within easy walking distance of harbour and town. Torbay offers a wide choice of quality attractions and is well served by good road, bus, ferry and rail links. For keen walkers, there are beautiful coastal walks and country parks.
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Regatta Bay Golf and Country Club
300 Regatta Bay Blvd, , Destin, Florida, United States
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Designed by architect Robert Walker to stand out from the crowd, this first-rate course, dominated by wetlands, uses bunkering and water hazards and poses challenges for all levels of players.



