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The Laird Highway to the Northwest Territories
A Travel Blog entry by jms79 from Fort Simpson, Northwest Territories, Canada
... paved is still very bumpy with potholes caused by permafrost along the 45km stretch to the Laird River crossing. In summer Fort Simpson is accessed by using a ferry to cross the huge Laird River. In winter when the river freezes the ferry is removed ...
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Got here safe
A Travel Blog entry by rast_a from Simpson Bay, Netherlands Antilles
... to bed. Today charley re did his resume and we got a late start going to take pics for our resume. By the time we left the house it was 130 and clouds started to move in. We tried to go to the yacht club where the mega yachts were but the security gaurd ...
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Two for the high price of one – Sint Maarten
A Travel Blog entry by pas_de_deux from Simpson Bay, Saint Martin
... water maker operation in the rather “unhealthy” looking lagoon water. We anchored instead just outside the Dutch bridge in Simpson Bay and had a terrific view of Saba, 28 miles away to the SSW. We also got a great show several ...
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Into the heat
A Travel Blog entry by carpefeline from simpson's gap, Northern Territory, Australia
... I was a tiny bit mistaken. We did see two black footed wallabies on the rocks as we walked down the dry river bed to Simpson's Gap. They weren't really close enough for a good photo. The gap has some water in it. and a nice sign ...
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St Maarten was my new home
A Travel Blog entry by sailingglenn from Simpson Bay, St Maarten, Netherlands Antilles
We arrived in Simpson Bay that evening and anchored in the bay. We jumped ashore and took a look around. I happened to be strolling along a random dock, looking at the big yachts when i spyed a familiar shape. When i got closer, the shape turned into ...
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Growing Up (Springsteen)
A Travel Blog entry by chlizy from Simpson, Pennsylvania, United States
... a tent if he ever gets married). Too funny, and classic Cy. We kept the visit short, and then went to see the house where my Grandma Kulick raised my dad and the rest of the family. It doesn't look the same since they enclosed the front ...
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Party at the River that Runs Through the Nut House
A Travel Blog entry by t_humble from Vang Vieng, Viangchan, Lao Peoples Dem Rep
... Televisions. Friends was the most popular, followed by Family Guy and their was only one bar which played anything else, the Simpson's. It was sickening to see people so mindlessly staring at the screens playing a decade old television show, yet it was ...
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Homer Simpson's Mecca: "mmmmm, beer"
A Travel Blog entry by jdet32 from Brussels, Brussels, Belgium
... king was somewhere in Belgium (!). This apparently is impressive, since the king is known to spend most of his time at his house in the French Riviera. We heard that he had a son, but apparently he is "awkward and standoffish", so the dream ...
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Charleston- Stunning
A Travel Blog entry by vance.simpson from Charleston, South Carolina, United States
We stayed at a place called Elliot House, quite old but very affordable, right in the heart of Charleston. Charleston is simply beautiful, For Kiwi's, it has alot in common to Ponsonby with the old district, cafes, shops etc. Very flat so ...
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The Spectacular Nahanni National Park
A Travel Blog entry by jms79 from Nahanni National Park, Northwest Territories, Canada
... Canyon One we were unable to proceed any further towards Virginia Falls. At this point Pam decided to head back to Fort Simpson, much to our disappointment. Once back in Fort Simpson Pam and Ted checked the weather reports and suggested we return in a ...
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Lots of Work on the Yacht
A Travel Blog entry by sv.equinox from Sint Maarten, International
... ; not the cleanest of water - we wanted our first batch of water to be made from clean water outside of the lagoon in Simpson Bay. We also installed a high pressure pump to clean the decks with either salt or fresh water, a designated BBQ light (so that ...
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Fun in the Capital!
A Travel Blog entry by corinneandluke from Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
... the reason the 1st and 2nd world wars were won, slightly biased! There was actually a very interesting story of a man called John Simpson Kirkpatrick, the originally Waterboy before Adam Sandler. I wont bore you by telling you it but if you click on the ...
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The begining of the Anzac legend
A Travel Blog entry by zerns01 from Canakkale, Turkish Aegean Coast, Turkey
... could write those epitahs for their sons who died half a world away! Suffice to say I had a few tears. We saw the grave of Simpson from the stories of Simpson and his Donkey and that was cool. We went to ANZAC cove as well as the new site for ...
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Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park
A Travel Blog entry by journeyer from Crescent City, California, United States
... out hearing road noise it does recede as we go further into the trail. http://www.redwoodhikes.com/Jed%20Smith/Simpson.html MEMORABLE MOMENTS · Driving Howland Hill Road & seeing the giant redwoods on either ...
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Full take on our adventures in London, UK
A Travel Blog entry by stevewall from London, United Kingdom
... of his brother who has a leather shop on Bond street and pay £12,000 a week, he claimed! We had dinner at Simpson's, a bastion of Englishness since the early 19th century for traditional English food, located at 100 The Strand in the theatre district. ...
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Lest We Forget
A Travel Blog entry by mish_brendan from Canakkale, Turkish Aegean Coast, Turkey
... (where the ANZAC's were meant to land), ANZAC Cove (where they actually landed), Beach Cemetries inlcuding the one where John Simpson (Simpson and his donkey) is buried, The Neck, The Australian Memorial at Lone Pine and the New Zealand Memorial at Canuk ...
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Laos and Cambodia
A Travel Blog entry by shelleypp from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
... which is basically made up of one main street with lots of bars, restaurants and cafes that play episodes of Friends, the Simpson's and Family Guy. The town generally caters for people that want to go tubing, rafting, caving etc in the surrounding ...
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Goodbye Istanbul - Hello Cappadocia (CORRECTED)
A Travel Blog entry by lawyerchick92 from Goreme, Cappadocia, Turkey
... what a hike was. Wife beater t-shirt, large stomach and smoking a cigarette. He looked like a live version of Homer Simpson. I quickly made up some polite "I changed my mind" excuse and got out of there pronto, biting the inside of my ...
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Washington DC - Enter the Ghetto!
A Travel Blog entry by edwardallin from Washington DC, District of Columbia, United States
... out of with the buckets of coke and a bag of donuts, i thought were do i sign up, just like the policeman off the Simpson's! Overall I did enjoy Washington and was glad I went but didn't enjoy it as much as some of he previous places Ive seen. ...
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White House Charmouth
The Street, Charmouth, Dorset, England, United Kingdom
Owned and run by Ian and Liz Simpson since 2001. A classic regency house decorated to a high standard. All food is sourced locally and prepared and cooked by chef/owner Ian. Menus change daily using the best of seasonal produc, often from our own garden. ...
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