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End of the world in Bretagne and many Menhirs
A Travel Blog entry by maplefanta from Brest, France
... ) Later that day I stopped at the beginning of Quiberon and said bye to Udo and Jennifer and started hitch-hiking to that little resort on the south bank of Bretagne. I went to the YH hostel which I stayed for free in exchange of cutting the grass. ...
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Poking into Bretagne
A Travel Blog entry by xerius from St. Malo, France
... the historic Fort National (closed unfortunately, but interesting nonetheless) and - after the tide went back out - the islet of le Grand Bé. Despite what my guidebook and other signs near the strand said to the contrary, le Petit Bé further out ...
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A Gyro's Welcome
A Travel Blog entry by the_stamms from Ios, Greece
... a double kiss. Apparently, I missed the second round! The Attorneys Said: After receiving a gyro's welcome in Athens at the Grand Bretagne (double entendre intended), we migrated - albeit via airplane - to shall we say less plush digs in order to ...
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Arriving in Athens
A Travel Blog entry by jimandlana from Athens, Greece
... Athens. After our Lufthansa flights from LAX to Frankfurt to Athens we have finally arrived in Athens to stay at the Hotel Grand Bretagne overlooking the Acropolis. On our first and only night in Athens, we went to dinner at Orzontes which has the best ...
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The Sun Worshippers
A Travel Blog entry by the_stamms from Santorini, Greece
... considering they didn't speak English) and a not-so-comfortable bed (a theme throughout Greece, excluding the Marriott and Grand Bretagne). But we gladly accepted those as a tradeoff for the amazing views. Santorini was definitely the most relaxing ...
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Before Sunrise
A Travel Blog entry by the_stamms from Folegandros, Greece
... share only one accommodation during their stay in Greece (and god knows we weren't going to be staying at the Four Seasons Grand Bretagne Vistas Palace), but I had a feeling that at some point Jamie and Bill would want the freedom to move about the isles ...
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Old Stuff Part II
A Travel Blog entry by the_stamms from Athens, Greece
... had a view of ruins. We decided to splurge on the first night, and were not disappointed when we arrived at the Grand Bretagne - it was directly in the center of Syntagma Square, across from the Parliament and walking distance to the Acropolis (and ...
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My Greek Experience
A Travel Blog entry by sandystark from Athens, Attica, Greece
... guys and within minutes we discovered we have mutual friends. I spent the afternoon with them at the luxurious Hotel Grand Bretagne. It is surprisingly easy to meet people. On the ferry from Folegandros, I noticed I was in a ...
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Exploring Athens
A Travel Blog entry by finnegan from Athens, Attica, Greece
... , we walked through Syntagma Square which is where the nationally televised protests take place. We also saw the Grand Bretagne Hotel where famous guests such as Winston Churchill, Elizabeth Taylor and Jimmy Carter have stayed. In front ...
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Things I love about Greece
A Travel Blog entry by kristenthiers from Athens, Attica, Greece
... in the afternoon I met Chantal for the first time, a friend of my friend Father Ed from home. We met for coffee at the Grand Bretagne Hotel, and it was just lovely. She is an English teacher outside of Athens, and she is so incredibly pleasant. She is ...
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All Good Things Must Come To An End
A Travel Blog entry by royv1 from Athens, Attica, Greece
... have a walk around the square. Syntagma Square was Athens' main square. It contained their House of Parliament, the luxurious Hotel Grand Bretagne, as well as numerous travel agencies and souvenir stands. I decided to have a snack at the McDonald's before ...
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Day 74 - Under the sea... / Sous l'Ocean...
A Travel Blog entry by emma_et_anthony from Khao Lak, Phangnga, Thailand
... entiers qui nageaient a quelques metres de nous... Et les iles composees de 9 iles, ressemble a la cote de granite rose en Bretagne, France. Sauf que l'eau est chaude, avec ces superbes poissons, l'eau est aussi clair qu'en Bretagne (pour ceux qui n'y ...
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The birthplace of western civilization
A Travel Blog entry by btran from Athens, Attica, Greece
... interesting time to visit Greece. As the most indebted country in the PIIGS group by % of GDP, Greece has taken grand austerity measures to reduce government spending. Watching the news before our our arrival we kept seeing images of ...
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Vive le ski!
A Travel Blog entry by mikbelanger from Val d'Isère, Rhône-Alpes, France
... . Je crois que le choix plus budgétaire va s'imposer. Ensuite, j'en profiterais pour faire un tour plutôt rapide de la Grande Bretagne, en allant vers l'Ouest en Irlande, puis vers le Nord en Écosse et revenir vers le sud pour prendre un ferry qui ...
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Heading North for the Sea
A Travel Blog entry by charmedlife from La Baule, France
Next, I rush to catch an early train from Toulouse to the beach town of La Baule in in Bretagne (Brittany), a long 8 hour journey. Okay this will definitely sound like a cliche, but I was riding the rails past fields of sunflowers and farmer´s crops, ...
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Dimanche 12 mars 2006 - Alpes
A Travel Blog entry by mikbelanger from Val d'Isère, Rhône-Alpes, France
... que je verrai. Parlant de ces autres peuples, je crois avoir été capable de rédiger mes plans pour visiter la Grande Bretagne et l'Irlande. Je devrais pouvoir partir d'ici le 30 Avril ou le premier mai. Direction Paris dès que tout sera terminé. Je ...
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Brittany In General
A Travel Blog entry by mdoddr from Ploeuc-sur-lié, France
... of the more interesting things I've learned about Brittany. The name Brittany is of course an anglicized version of the true French name Bretagne and the name Bretagne is derived from the ancient Celtic "Breizh Izel" which means Little Britain. This ...
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I just got back from two weeks away so this ...
A Travel Blog entry by chech from Cote d'Azur, France
... I had an amawing first week of vacation but my second week was even better - Bretagne (Brittany). That update is coming next week. By the way, did you know that Bretons (the people of Bretagne) are Celtic descendants? The Newfoundland of France!!! ...
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C'était il y a 5 ans...
A Travel Blog entry by walie98 from Vientiane, Lao Peoples Dem Rep
... qui a permis par exemple à la Thaïlande de ne pas être colonisée et de subir très peu d’invasions, la Grande-Bretagne est restée côté Birmanie tandis que la France s’arrogeait la rive gauche du fleuve avec l’Indochine (Viet Nam, ...
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