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Day 16: Fontana Village to Mollies Ridge
A Travel Blog entry by robconr from Mollies Ridge, North Carolina, United States
... for pictures with the thru-hikers! Since we started hiking at 11:30, the last few miles up were tough, but arriving here at Mollies Ridge shelter was a great feeling. There is some snow around and you can see it ahead on Clingmans Dome, but it should be ...
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Day 17: Mollies Ridge to Derrick Knob
A Travel Blog entry by robconr from Derrick Knob, Tennessee, United States
Hi hi! Fast fact, the AT was the first dedicated national scenic trail in 1968. You may notice me refer to the other two biggest trails in the USA: the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) and the Continental Divide Trail (CDT). Someone who does all three is a ...
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Slow-boating on the world´s highest navigable lake
A Travel Blog entry by nathanialwest from Puno, Peru
... hoisted on our packs and ran across the squishy reed islands to hop on another boat that was just leaving for Isla Amantani, a 3 hour tour. Mollies notes: I lost my cool new black hat on the boat. The boat was packed, so Mollie and I spent a lot of time ...
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We went down, down, down, the flames went higher
A Travel Blog entry by nathanialwest from Cabanaconde, Arequipa, Peru
... of which was spotting three condors from 50 feet or so away. They were big and looked like vultures with feathery heads. (Mollies Notes: eh. birds. Nate woke up in the middle of the night jumping and shaking his sleeping bag, it was something like ...
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Cusco on the down-low
A Travel Blog entry by nathanialwest from Cusco, Peru
... from potatoes and overcooked meat chunks aside mountains of rice.... Wait, that still sounds a lot like Indian food. (Mollies notes: I'm becoming more and more inclined to eat vegetarian, the sketchy meat thing is becoming a problem...) ...
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Setting up for Salkantay
A Travel Blog entry by nathanialwest from Mollepata, Apurímac, Peru
... who would gradually grow on us, teaching us obscenities in French and generously incorporating us into their drinking/smoking circle. (Mollies Notes: uh... I didn't like the French people. They left us in their dust and drank and smoked ALL OF THE TIME. ...
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Sending the Pass
A Travel Blog entry by nathanialwest from Soray, Cusco, Peru
... much warmer, happier campsite. So far we'd hiked for 18 hours, the French Alliance always at least an hour ahead. (Mollies Notes: It was really bad. Really painful. Really steep. I thought a lot about Frodo and Samwise Gangee, what incredible ...
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"My boomerang wont come back!"
A Travel Blog entry by ldegolia from Sydney, Australia
... tables. I know I hardly ever talk about what im doing with the kids, but trust me, they are learning! I am especially proud of Mollies math though. Before we left it was one of the things she had the most difficulty in and now she is doing great, I like ...
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Mollie Kathleen Gold Mine
1 mile N. Hwy. 67, , Cripple Creek, Colorado, United States
67 reviews
The only 1,000 foot vertical shaft gold mine tour in the U.S.; the vein was discovered by Mollie Kathleen Gortner in 1891.
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Molly Brown House Museum
1340 Pennsylvania Street, , Denver, Colorado, United States
41 reviews
This fancy antique-filled Victorian house was the home of Molly Brown, a famous survivor of the Titanic.
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Molly Stark Trail
Bennington, Green Mountains, Vermont, United States
1 reviews
A 40-mile scenic drive between Bennington and Brattleboro.
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Molly Malone's
Mundi 2, , Tallinn, Estonia
20 reviews
Popular bar serves hearty food and hosts live musical performances on a scheduled basis.
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Molly Malone's
575 S. Fairfax Ave. at Sixth Street, , Los Angeles, California, United States
2 reviews
Rocking nightspot with live music and Irish atmosphere.





