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All Hail the Queen!
A Travel Blog entry by lawyerchick92 from Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda
... the twelve day trip. Anyway, the Volcanoes Kyambura Gorge Lodge was absolutely gorgeous and was perched on a hill overlooking the Queen Elizabeth Park savannah. The lodge only opened in July and presently only has four bandas. There are four more under ...
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More elephants than you can poke a stick at
A Travel Blog entry by tonyandmarina from Port Elizabeth, South Africa
... emptied to look for the pills and went 'f...'. First bottle of wine before we left !!! So, who was who? Ann: queen Elizabeth (or: the richest woman in the world) Greta: Princes Stefanie of Monaco (the rebel) Dr T: King of Swaziland (because ...
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Tombs, Dancers and a Park Fit for a Queen
A Travel Blog entry by wareameye from Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda
... with singing and dancing, and a little play which our guide translates for us. On the road again with the final push to Queen Elizabeth National Park, arriving in time for lunch. After a quick stop in our rooms, we head out on our first game drive. I'm ...
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Walking in the clouds and underground
A Travel Blog entry by kwalters00 from Front Royal, Virginia, United States
... well (in fact, it didn't handle much anything well...more on that tomorrow). Our last destination of the day was the Elizabeth Furnace Recreation Area in the National Forest. The rain that had slacked off before suddenly got much harder, but we pushed on ...
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My Royal Castle and Dinton Meadows
A Travel Blog entry by lroff from Windsor Castle, United Kingdom
I discovered there is a wireless connection somewhere near Elizabeth so was able to do all my emails, etc and searching without having to go in to Starbucks. I did laundry and hung clothes on the line - what a nice opportunity. Had a very nice morning ...
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The Royal treatment in Vienna
A Travel Blog entry by andyandchelsea from Vienna, Vienna, Austria
... in Vienna. We had a great time catching up on each others´ activities of the last year. I can´t believe how much Elizabeth had grown! She immediately took a shine to Andy (as did Andy to Elizabeth!), and he basically became her ...
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Royal Regalia, Palatial Hotels and Pervy Princes
A Travel Blog entry by yamahuh from Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei
... from various heads of state for his coronation and assorted nuptials. What do you buy for the boy who has everything? Well, Queen Elizabeth II sent him a massive handle-less mug made from green crystal. I thought it was a tea mug but Cathy said it was a ...
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A Royal Morning
A Travel Blog entry by woodsfamily from London, England, United Kingdom
... stepping on grave stones. Over 3 300 people are buried in the Abbey. There are lots of famous people buried there like Elizabeth 1, Mary Queen of Scots, Charles Dickens, Rudyard Kipling, William Tennyson, Isaac Newton, and the list goes on. We then met ...
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The Amphitheatre - Royal Natal National Park
A Travel Blog entry by rolandandlinda from Monk's Cowl, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
... a polystyrene cup. That was the limit of their "refreshments". We also found out that the reason this is a Royal Park is only because our good Princess Elizabeth happened to visit it in 1947. The visibility up to 2,000 m or so was good, but above ...
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Off to London to see the Queen (Royal Ascot)
A Travel Blog entry by hayleys09trip from Ascot, England, United Kingdom
Well after worrying about what to wear for the past couple of weeks it all finally came together for her majesty Queen Elizabeth, at the Royal Ascot Horse Races. After racing around all morning making sure our makeup was right and that our hair was going ...
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Le palais Royal....WOW!!
A Travel Blog entry by jfroy from Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom
... air. En après-midi, nous sommes allés visiter le "Palace of Holyroodhouse". C'est l'endroit où sa majesté la reine Elizabeth II demeure lorsqu'elle vient faire des tours en Écosse. À vrai dire, il était indiqué qu'elle vient ...
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Royal Botanical Garden of Sydney
A Travel Blog entry by carolleturcotte from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
... Sydney. En effet, la température se prête à merveille à cette visite aujourd'hui. Je remonte donc Elizabeth Street, traverse Hyde, m’arrête au Starbucks me prendre un café et me rend jusqu’aux jardins en empruntant le ...
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Visiting Royal ... Houses
A Travel Blog entry by volleypanda from London, United Kingdom
... in World War II. There was also the most incredible doll house. The doll house was built by Queen Mary (Queen Elizabeth's grandmother, or something like that) to raise money for charity. It had four different floors with six or seven rooms on ...
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Tea and Crumpets with Elizabeth Dos
A Travel Blog entry by akincheloe from Windsor, England, United Kingdom
... , and it is HUGE! The queen has about 8 dining rooms and enough china sets for each day of the year, and the royal family is supposedly going bankrupt...I, unlike a lot of my peers, enjoy taking in the history and enjoying the craftsmanship of this ...
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Unusual royal palace worth the effort to visit
A Travel Blog entry by rnriggins from Achilleion, Ionian Islands, Greece
... hero Achilles as its central theme. From the audioguide (essential!)I used to tour the palace I learned much about Empress Elizabeth. Sissi was given the property by Corfiot Petros Vrailas Armenis. Her inhabitance on the island was regarded as positive ...
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Testing Our Bikes on a Long Haul
A Travel Blog entry by chiromal from Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
... kms on the new engine to pick up the pace. There are NO one stop petrol stations all the way through and past Port Elizabeth, and the four of us finally pulled over to take a rest and some nourishment. By 4 p.m. we were on our way and ...
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Westminster Abbey and Chicago
A Travel Blog entry by greatescape2011 from London, England, United Kingdom
... somewhere underneath there plague. The oldest was from around 1400 from memory. Some of the notable people buried there included Elizabeth I, Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin (which surprised me a lot for the founder of the evolution theory to be buried in a ...
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Highlights of Melbourne
A Travel Blog entry by c.i.222 from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
... and the many conflicts since then. Most of the current displays were of their naval forces. We also spent about an hour visiting the Royal Botanic Garden across the street from the Shrine of Rememberance – in the rain. . . ...
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Cheap Travel, Cheaper Tailors, Cheapest Beer
A Travel Blog entry by nicandsazontour from Hanoi, Vietnam
... Despite this the grandure of the grounds and the buildings were awesome, with impressive gates, temples, palaces and the restored royal theatre. Just outside was the 37m high flag tower, proudly displaying the yellow Vietnamese star on the communist ...
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... Sir Christopher Wren's riverside masterpiece in Greenwich. The Painted Hall and Chapel are open to the public daily, admission is free and guided tours are available. Greenwich Palace, birthplace to Henry VIII and Elizabeth I formerly stood on this site.


