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... is also coming on the same tour. This is an extra-special year, since Israel is celebrating 60 years of independence. While I am in the region, I am also hopping over to Cyprus for a conference, sweet! Thanks to everyone from the trip who shared photos!
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HISTORY OF THE U.S. part I
A Travel Blog entry by exploreamerica from HISTORY OF THE U.S. part I, United States
... lands an army of 32,000 plus 9,000 German Mercenaries on Staten Island. July 4, 1776 The Declaration of Independence is formally adopted by Congress, and the 13 colonies became the United States of America. Now they ...
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The Galapagos Islands
A Travel Blog entry by skcoll from The Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
... Casa Blanca - the owner Jacqui changes what you have every day so it never gets boring. We then watched some of the Independence Day parade......the kids all looked really fed up to be there but the parents were happy to see their kids in smart uniforms ...
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Oh I do like to be beside the seaside
A Travel Blog entry by clareywarey from Gopalpur On Sea, Orissa, India
... with promenade and ornate Victorian lamps. I'm surprised they didn’t build a pier. For many years after Independence it languished, until the Bengalis in their masses rediscovered it about 30 years ago. Now it has the bonus of concrete sculptures: ...
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Crossing the Sea
A Travel Blog entry by els_and_peter from Cayenne, French Guiana
... of communism. Travel was much easier then; now they have borders everywhere. Also with Ukraine's independence came a huge devaluation of the Ukrainian rouble, which meant that many older people lost all their life savings and pensions. ...
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Married to the Sea
A Travel Blog entry by jimmyandkristen from Olympos, Antalya, Turkey
... Empire (some of which was likely carried out with Attaturk's blessing, as seen by the fact that his war of independence involved the conquer of many lands that had been carved out for Armenians. I would later learn that Canadians pay more for their ...
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Day 36 - Do Bears Sit In The Woods?
A Travel Blog entry by thebusmonkeys from Independence, California, United States
... and dense woodland, through the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains to the more barren landscape around Independence, our destination for the evening. We camped up at Independence Creek, a small County Recreation Site, which provided pitches with a ...
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Welcome to the Congo Line
A Travel Blog entry by danielwolfe from Goma, Congo - The Dem. Repub.
... the soil. Congo, in one way or another, has been at war for eternity. Certainly since it gained independence some forty plus years ago, the bloodletting has not ceased. If you dare to count the numbers dead in this so-called a civil war, ...
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Day 30 – Stop the rollercoaster!
A Travel Blog entry by monahan from Independence, California, United States
... ; Once we were past the dunes, the road straightened out and went uphill –straight uphill towards Towne Pass to the west – we hit sea level, then 1000’, 2000’, 3000’, 4000’, an ultimately 4956’ at the pass. ...
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The Dead Sea Israeli style
A Travel Blog entry by patandsue from En Gedi, HaDarom, Israel
... of palaces fortifications, mosaics and rebels. There is a big Israeli commitment to this place as a symbol of Jewish independence and it shows in all the souvenirs, av shows etc. Very hot on site and lots of tourists from all over the world – ...
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Day 16: Back on the ship
A Travel Blog entry by randiandersen from The Atlantic Ocean, Portugal
... balance between pride in their world conquests but not too bitter about having lost all of their colonies to independence. I shared my experience with the mime on the street with a couple of small groups and got pretty strong good reactions from most ...
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The Road to Ein Gedi
A Travel Blog entry by gouldy from Ein Gedi, Dead Sea Region, Israel
... left me running round like a headless chicken amongst the flying flags and dancing until eventually we managed to find each other outside the Independence Park. I got into the Prius they had hired and we were on our way ..well not quite. The combination ...
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A STORY OF LOVES
A Travel Blog entry by qgirl128 from Mediterranean Sea / Atlantic Ocean, Andalusia, Spain
... is a little mixed; I loved that this cool lady had a day in her life where she felt buzzed by some independence, but I felt disappointed by the vibe I got about her marriage. COCA COLA LIGHT: ...delicious A VIEW WITHOUT A ROOM: My first view of ...
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Samsun: Honoring May 19th, 1919
A Travel Blog entry by oldrover from Samsun, Turkish Black Sea Coast, Turkey
... the short, early run from Amasya to Samsun, on this the 19th of May, remarking Ataturk's landing here in 1919 to begin the war for Turkish independence. It is a Monday, and a national holiday. And, there's no other word for it, the place is thronged with ...
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The sun, the sea and Stari Bar
A Travel Blog entry by will from Bar, Montenegro
... Bar, a small modern city located on Montenegro's Adriatic coast. The union of Serbia and Montenegro ended with the Montenegrins voting for independence in 2006, however I'm not sure exactly what time we entered the world's newest country because no one ...
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Self Guided Tour Around Navplion by the Sea
A Travel Blog entry by itea from Navplion, Peloponnese, Greece
... and the Bourtzi which is on a small island in the bay. It was the first capital of Greece after the war of Independence when the entire country was contained in the Peleponisos, the Turks controlling everything else. The citadel is actually three ...
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The Tip of India
A Travel Blog entry by tom_hollie_2010 from Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu, India
... Trichy we were pretty templed out. The Gandhi Museum on the otherhand was interesting and had detailed accounts of India's struggle for independence from 1757 to 1947. It was good to understand where Gandhi had come from and how he become India's saviour. ...
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The old Aussie and my sausage and meatball shield
A Travel Blog entry by jamiemeasures from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
... have a somewhat sh*t time and possibly go home early, broke. On the other I will have an amazing time, tons of independence, and tons of options. So on this side I am sitting in a pile of sh*t, and on the other is a field of ...
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Welcome Back to the Real World
A Travel Blog entry by overseas_ash from Baku, Azerbaijan
... turn Baku into the most polluted coastline in the world best attempts and as this affected oil output they lost interest. Since independence, the oil industry has kicked is now in a boom period. US and other foreign countries and pouring lots of money ...
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The World's Largest
A Travel Blog entry by danharriet from Puntarenas, Puntarenas, Costa Rica
... is a country that is economically sound with most of its citizens enjoying a good way of life. When the Central America countries gained independence from Spain, Costa Rica was fortunate to have good leaders that established a democracy and started the ...
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Van Diemens Land.....or perhaps the next track
A Travel Blog entry by shaunduvall from Hobart, Australia
... the other. Interesting to learn we only started exporting criminals to Australia after we could no longer send them to America after independence. Weather is not so good (summer in Tasmania is never that good - we have been lucky) and there is a lot ...



