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Southern Thailand Unbound
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... and more confident on the scooter. I felt calm and relaxed and smiled as I rode around the dirt through puddles amongst the palms. This was a really good time! Some little kids of a family that collected coconuts in the area shouted out "Hello!" as I ...
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Key West - a real adventure!
A Travel Blog entry by edwardallin from Key West, Florida, United States
... the way were incredible. Literally like what you would imagine a beach paradise to look like, clear blue waters, palms, white sand like silk etc. To get to Key West you have to drive over a series of keys which are connected by bridges over the ocean, the ...
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Storm clouds over Key West
A Travel Blog entry by williamluff from Key West, Florida, United States
... food forecourt becomes wearyingly predictable so it's a welcome relief when, two hours after leaving Duck Key, we finally drive into Key West and discover the Historic Old Town. A simple left on Duval Street leads us down the final five blocks of the USA ...
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Key west
A Travel Blog entry by gen713 from Key West, Florida, United States
... slept the whole 3 hr drive, Tom and Gen watch videos on the in car entertainment system. The night life at Key West lives upto its reputation and by 11pm its time to get the kids off the street. Having not booked any ...
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Key West.....finally!
A Travel Blog entry by ginoandtobi from Key West, Florida, United States
... Butterfly conservatory. Admission was $12.00 for adults, $8.50 for kids 4 and over and free for kids 3 and under. With our "key west gold card" (which cost us $15.00 ;) ) we received a discount and our total was $28.00. The conservatory ...
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Gaylord Palms
A Travel Blog entry by mknott from Kissimmee, Florida, United States
We stayed at the Gaylord Palms hotel in Kissimmee. The hotel location is just right down the road from the maingate entrance. I booked the hotel using Priceline at $93 a night plus a $10 daily resort fee. The hotel looks just like the ...
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Kolkata Missive 1
A Travel Blog entry by globalgramma from Kolkata (Calcutta), West Bengal, India
... in the family. She is dressed in a brillant red & gold or hot pink sari, her eyes are sweet, gold cascades from her palms symbolically out to the devotees. The puja is done in the home. Her feet are drawn on the floors to symbolize her coming to ...
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Last Of The Swedes
A Travel Blog entry by yearoftheshorts from Rostock, Mecklenburg-West Pomerania, Germany
... looking ones. They giggle wickedly about it; I don’t think I want to be there for it. Hannan was taught to reads palms by her grandmother. She doesn’t believe in it, which makes for a much more objective look at our futures. Tracing the lines ...
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Canucks in the Keys
A Travel Blog entry by oldhippies from Florida Keys, Florida, United States
... cigars,salty sea air and palms swaying in the latin music. Turquoise sea around to calm you. We drove down US 1 to Key West,43 bridges,hundreds of fishing boats and diving shops dot the 800 keys.It should take 2 hrs if you don't stop ...
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2007 Florida Chronicles
A Travel Blog entry by tombuttle from Flamingo, Florida, United States
... way back (sounds like a good start for a Penthouse Forum letter :)). In general, the entire Keys are a Disneyland with Key West being Disneyworld. Visited the lighthouse/museum and Hemmingway's house (obviously the one after he became rich and famous); ...
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Curious Happenings in Islamorada
A Travel Blog entry by bylandersea from Islamorada, Florida, United States
When you drive down U.S. 1 heading toward Key West, you know you've arrived when you come to a city: a downtown with stoplights, shops, and homes. That may seem like an obvious statement, but when you motor by the other 331 islands, or keys (most of them ...
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Winton, Longreach, lots of National Parks,and home
A Travel Blog entry by diannemurray from Sydney, Australia
... to look at the Botanical Gardens. Do a walk around the East side, but find it not much different to the last 4000kms. The West side is greener, with palms and lawns. Talk for a while with some fellow grey gypsies from WA. Stop at Comet to look at the ...
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We climb 1900 metres up and 700 back in one day!
A Travel Blog entry by diannemurray from Moroni, Grande Comore, Comoros
... lava, with clean green sea, and a surf. The hillside which isn't lava is covered in green vegetation, with a lot of coconut palms. In immigration, we are forced to fill in a visa application form, even though we show our visas, but some sort of English ...
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Trials of technology
A Travel Blog entry by diannemurray from Trinidad, Cuba
... it is 12 noon Abu Dhabi time. Set off in search of breakfast and a pair of Mephisto shoes in that order. We walk west past the Hotel de Ville, take a leg to the north to look at an interesting street, and find ourselves at the Pompidou Centre, where the ...
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One Week in Southeast Queensland
A Travel Blog entry by honey-squirrel from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
... Gold Coast in about an hour. We were immediately impressed by the Sheraton Mirage—the lobby and grounds are stunning. The hotel faces the Southport Broadwater while the lagoons and pool lead to the Pacific Ocean and a broad, sandy private beach. ...
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More sun and sand at Joao Pessoa
A Travel Blog entry by jandkross from Joao Pessoa, State of Paraiba, Brazil
... hour bus journey from Natal south to Joao Pessoa. The terrain was flat and sandy, and cultivated with sugar cane and palms. Joao Pessoa is the capital of Paraiba state and the third oldest city in Brazil (after Salvador and Recife). We ...
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Crazy boats, floods & Going Slow in Caye Caulker
A Travel Blog entry by mimmy21 from Caye Caulker, Belize
... down cake was also amazing for breakfast standards as l sat and ate it in bed the following morning overlooking the swaying palms and blue ocean! But great seaside dining doesn't get much better than Bamboo which from the front looks rather dodgy but ...
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Home Run
A Travel Blog entry by rickatok from Sydney, Australia
... even it had only a few major streets. Two streets back from the market street which faced the ocean I found a small Chinese owned hotel. They had a room on the first floor with a security barred window which faced the laneway. This was Christmas Eve and ...
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Morocco Diary
A Travel Blog entry by lanlubber from Casablanca, Morocco
... not so good as they tend to be of the golden and red delicious sort. The Tinehir Valley, date palms and old and new villages. We have lunch at a hotel in the Todra Gorge. This was soup, an excellent lamb (at last!) tajine and oranges and ...
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A great Holiday in Kauai, Hawaii
A Travel Blog entry by teamcc from Kapaa, Hawaii, United States
... and good food too. After that we walked back through some of the big hotels and looked at historical stuff. Finally back to hotel where we packed for leaving tomorrow. I’ve had a great time, in spite of the personal problems and inconvieniences, ...
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The Inshallah Express
A Travel Blog entry by genik from Cairo, Egypt
... of pink and blue, wind and thunder rolling across the sky. At 2am it finally gave and a torrent sent everyone in the hotel scrambling for shelter like cockroaches when the toilet light is turned on. The result was, when I went down to the bus ...
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The Palms Hotel Key West
820 White Street, Key West, Florida Keys, Florida, United States
Relax In Old Town Key West! The Palms Hotel's first priority has been to maintain a clean inn, offer a comfortable bed, reasonable rates and have a staff that cares. Next comes the heated pool, free off-street parking, Manatee tiki bar and As well our ...
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