Chester - the Hammer of the Welsh
By Gareth Powell - 1/4/2008
Celts rarely forget, are not quick to forgive. In the early fifteenth century Henry IV waged war on the people of Wales and their king, Owen Glendower. After a campaign that started in 1400 and lasted a dozen years Henry won handily. In victory, vengeance. Henry vented his rage on the Welsh people w... Hawaii Vacations: 7 Great 4-Star Hotels
By Donna Monday - 1/4/2008
Here?s several 4-Star Hawaiian hotels that offer first-class accommodations and beach front views. Sheraton Moana Surfrider ? This historic hotel has been lovingly restored and maintains it?s circa 1901 charm. Located on Waikiki beach, it offers high tea and sunset buffets. Waikiki Beach Marriott Re... New England Travel
By Mansi Aggarwal - 1/4/2008
Away from modernization and technical advancements in present America there is a place, New England best known for its rich historical importance and exotic natural beauty. New England plays a very important role in the making of what America is today. The history here is full of proud tales relatin... Siberia, Russia, Part 7 ? The Trans-Siberian Railway
By Richard Chapo - 1/4/2008
After deciding to move to Siberia for a year to teach at the Chita State Technical University, I embarked on a travel odyssey unlike any other. In this entry, we pick up the trip leaving the train station in Khabarovsk. A Train To Nowhere? In deciding to travel to Chita, Siberia, I had originally es... European Vacation Dreams - Top Tips For A Great European Vacation
By Gary Hill - 1/4/2008
Are you thinking about a European vacation this year? Dont let your dream trip sink to the level of the infamous National Lampoons European Vacation! Read on for some great tips from an expert on European vacation trips and make sure that your vacation in Europe is a relaxing success. One:
Consi... Holiday Things To Do With Kids
By Stephania Munson - 1/4/2008
?How many more days, Mom?? ?Mom? Now how many days?? The litany begins after Thanksgiving, and continues until Christmas Day. If your children mark off each day on a calendar, all those blank spaces until Santa arrives in his reindeer-drawn sleigh can seem endless. And then they?re out of school ... Buying Artificial Christmas Trees
By Rachel Johnson - 1/4/2008
Artificial Christmas trees have become quite popular in recent years because they are being made to look more and more realistic. Artificial trees have been around for a long time, but they were often expensive and just not very attractive. Now, artificial Christmas trees can be very realistic loo... The Lighthouse of Alexandria
By Steven N. Ng - 1/4/2008
The Lighthouse of Alexandria is one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. It is the most recent Wonder to be built, having been built during the reign of Ptolemy I of Egypt, a commander under Alexander the Great who took over control of Egypt after Alexander`s death. Historical records indicate... Create Your Own Halloween Sound Effects Cd
By Brian G Johnson - 1/4/2008
Making a Halloween hit list is as easy as toasting bread when you follow these tips and tricks. If you?ve got a CD burner then you?re all set. If you don?t then you can download one of those free ?jukebox? players and use your PC to blast your tunes. 1. Pick your sounds There are a lot of free scary... Hello from New York City (5) - A Local Expert Takes Us Through Queens
By Susanne Pacher - 1/4/2008
Yesterday was a pretty interesting day, the weather was cool and overcast, with rain coming in during the latter part of the afternoon. A few weeks ago I had booked a meeting with one of the Big Apple Greeters, an organization of local NYC volunteers that takes out-of-town visitors around the city a... Live in a Luxury Hotel Not in a House - The Dream Of The Decade
By Edward Victor - 1/4/2008
More than forty years after the building of a skyscraper hotel in one of the world?s capitals comes a novel about hotel living: ?The Dream of the Decade ? The London Novels? by Afshin Rattansi, former BBC Today Programme Producer. The location of novel is the London Hilton skyscraper in Park Lane, f... Free Halloween Ecard and Halloween Ecards
By Christian N - 1/4/2008
Free halloween ecards are now available for you to send to your friends and family. What would you like to have on your free halloween ecard? Pumpkins and scarecrows? Ghosts and witches? A horn of cornucopia? The free halloween ecards available on the Internet can be entertaining, humorous, serious,... Tourism and ATVing Combine
By Mitch Johnson - 1/4/2008
Many of you who are new to the sport of ATV riding where exposed to it from a tourist standpoint. The business of renting all terrain vehicles out as a tourist attraction is a growing trend all around the world. If you are interested in testing ATVs out, it should be no problem to find a park fair... Them`s The Breaks? Surfing Australia`s NSW Central Coast
By Glenn Murray - 1/4/2008
Surfing on the Central Coast is more a lifestyle than a pastime. And with 31 official beaches, it?s no surprise! Buggeries, Half-tide Rocks, The Box, Catho, Ghosties, Moonie, Frazer, Gravelies, The Haven, Macs, Copa, North Avoca, Sharktower, the Pines, Avoca Point, Bushpig, The Bend, Littles, Pellos... Spanish Food and Drinks: Tapas, Gazpacho, Paella, Cava, Sangria, and Rivers of Red Wine
By Ofer Shoshani - 1/4/2008
Spanish food and drink ? Spanish cuisine, if you will ? is quite different from how it may be perceived in the United States. In fact, when most Americans think of Spanish food they tend to think of dishes that hail from Mexico rather than Spain. Tacos, tostadas, enchiladas and such are, however, wh... Canon City, Colorado Great Family Adventure
By JC Smith - 1/4/2008
What does Canon City have to offer? Well how about the worlds highest suspension bridge. This bridge spans the Royal Gorge, built in 1929 the views from this bridge of the gorge below are breath taking. But before you think it is only standing on a bridge for a few minutes looking down at the Arka... Koeberg Nature Reserve, Cape Town
By Tracey Obery - 1/4/2008
The beautiful Koeberg Nature Reserve surrounds the Koeberg Nuclear Power Station, and is situated only 30 km from Cape Town. It can be reached by taking the West Coast Road (R27) past the beach-side suburbs of Milnerton, Bloubergstrand and Melkbosstrand. History
The Reserve measures roughly 3,0... Visit Rome - a Historical City
By David Chandler - 1/4/2008
Do you bear a passion for history? Are you interested in ancient architecture and temples? Do age-long and legendary activities beckon you? If so, then you must definitely explore the ancient lands of Rome, at least once in your lifetime. With an area of about 150 square kilometers, and a populat... Italian Travel Guide
By Mansi Aggarwal - 1/4/2008
Italy as one of the most ancient European civilizations is unknown to none. Italy had been the land of Roman Empire for long. Today the country has a rich history and tradition that speaks for itself and gathers tourists from all round the world. Italy is a place known for its wonderful cities and t... Miami, Here We Come
By Dakota Caudilla - 1/4/2008
Visiting Miami is a little bit like standing in front of a buffet table ? so many dishes, very little space in the stomach! When you?re visiting Miami, you?ll feel like there?s not enough time to do everything that?s important and fun in Miami! There are, literally, thousands upon thousands of shopp... Visit Zambia 2005 and Zambia Safari Carnival
By Enestle Zimba - 1/4/2008
This is the ultimate, the finale of the campaign ?Visit Zambia 2005.? But again it?s the beginning of the more exciting times for Zambia safari. What will happen? An estimated 40,000 international visitors and safari enthusiasts will arrive in Livingstone, Zambia in November 2005. They will be here ... Chicago Traffic Reports
By Theresa Carter - 1/4/2008
Listening to a traffic report in Chicago is like hearing a MCSE professional talk about firewalls and proxy servers. You somehow know that what`s being said is important and you should know what it is, but he or she might as well be speaking in binary code. After being in Chicago awhile you learn th... A Short Introduction To New Zealand
By Rhiannon Williamson - 1/4/2008
New Zealand lies in the South Pacific Ocean, southeast of Australia. New Zealand is made up of two main islands, North Island and South Island, with further outlying islands called the Antipodes Islands, Auckland Islands, Bounty Islands, Campbell Island, Chatham Islands, and Kermadec Islands. Guide ... Road Trip!
By JC Smith - 1/4/2008
Gas Prices versus Flying --- if you think the high cost of gas means it would be cheaper to fly, you might be right. But on our 3 week cross country journey from South Carolina to Las Vegas Nevada, I would say that it probably averaged out. So the benefits of driving versus flying is in what you ge... Dublin Travel Guide
By Mansi Aggarwal - 1/4/2008
Dublin is Ireland?s capital, which finds a place for itself amongst the rich countries of Europe. It is located on the east coast of the country and encompasses the River Liffey merging into the Dublin Bay. Apart from being the largest city in the country, Dublin is also the centre of the country?s ... The Costa del Sol
By Ruth Polak - 1/4/2008
Since the 1960`s and the advent of package holidays the Costa del Sol has
always been one of the premier holiday destinations in Europe, and with
good reason. The weather is perfect, with little or no rain between
the beginning of June and the end of September. The beaches are long, clean and sandy... A Review of Popular Punta Cana Hotels
By Jennifer Bailey - 1/4/2008
Punta Cana is an affordable destination in a magnificent tropical setting. There are hotels that range from moderate to the luxurious. Capitalizing on cheap land and the virtually insatiable desire of Europeans for sunny holidays during the depths of winter, a half-dozen European hotel chains have r... Boston, MA: A Virtual Guided Tour, from a Local`s Perspective
By Marc Hurwitz - 1/4/2008
Boston, MA is one of the great cities in America. And while
there are a number of decent tours people can choose from
while visiting Boston, most of them don`t go much beyond
Quincy Market and the Freedom Trail. In this feature written
by the founder of Boston`s Hidden Restaurants and Travel
Gu... Mexico: Money Doesn`t Buy You Love
By Douglas Bower - 1/4/2008
Today I was sitting in one of our beautiful plazas when some Americans showed up and started taking pictures of this person`s parrot. Seeing people walking around with what Americans would consider exotic animals is not unusual here. So we watched them snapping pictures and speaking to this guy, who... What You Need To Know About ? Germany Travel
By Cia Goel - 1/4/2008
Germany has always one of the centers of attractions on the globe. The place is as beautiful as the fantasy of an artist and the imagination of a poet. It has a rich history that?s speaks through the archaic and bewitching architecture and monuments, the culture and the convivial attitude of the loc... Siberia, Russia Part 5 ? Khabarovsk and a Little Russian
By Richard Chapo - 1/4/2008
In this continuing series, we cover my move from San Diego to Chita, Siberia to be a professor at Chita State Technical University. We pick up the story outside the airport in Khabarovsk, Russia. Khabarovsk Khabarovsk is an amazing city. Museums with works from Picasso, Rembrandt and other masters. ... Requirements For Getting A Private Pilot License
By Matt Tanner - 1/4/2008
Getting a pilot license is a very fun and rewarding experience. There are guidelines set by the FAA that explain what you have to do in order to get a private pilot license. The basic requirements for a pilot license are as follows: Medical Certificate ? You must pass the basic medical exam that all... A Pilgrimage to Cape Trafalgar
By Seb Jay - 1/4/2008
Once described as the most famous place on Earth that no one has ever been to, Cape Trafalgar near Cadiz in Southern Spain finds itself centre stage in 2005. On October 21st this year, two hundred years will have passed since one of the greatest naval battles in history took place in the seas around... Madrid ? a Guide To The Key Sites And Monuments
By Mike McDougall - 2/9/2007
Spain?s capital has enjoyed a serious boom as a city break destination on the last decade. The proliferation of cheap flights has made more and more European cities accessible to weekend travellers. Often overshadowed by the Catalan capital, Barcelona, Madrid is now showing what it has to offer and,... Aloha Celebrated Here, By Lynn Cook
By Rajinder Dogra - 1/31/2007
Visitors come to Hawaii anticipating a special experience. They?ve heard of the Islands? famous Aloha Spirit. They are looking for that magic experience. Island companies work hard to deliver it. For the past twelve years the Hawaii Visitors and Convention Bureau has honored those who do with their ... All Inclusive Resort Bulletin Boards
By John Gall - 1/28/2007
For those considering an all inclusive resort vacation the need for information, pictures and trip reports is urgent. All inclusive resort vacations typically run $4000-$7000 for a weeks stay at an all inclusive resort. Because of the higher upfront cost travelers needing information would prefer to... Serious Romance at Oregon Coastal B&B
By Andre` Hagestedt - 1/27/2007
On Oregon`s northern coast, the tiny town of Wheeler sits at the edge of a pristine bay that cloisters all sorts of wonders, which stay even more secret because they often get passed over by the major tourist publications. A mere few blocks long, if you blink you may miss this diminutive gem, where ... Lonely Expats Looking For Love
By Colleen Geske - 1/26/2007
AMSTERDAM ?Being an expat in a foreign country where you don`t speak the language is hard at the best of times. And if you`re single with the most romantic day of the year looming, what do you do?
You could sit at home and feel sorry for yourself, but the modern expat in Europe is turning to excit... In Search of Hobbits: A Small Adventure
By Annette Gisby - 1/26/2007
We couldn`t very well visit New Zealand without seeing some of the Lord of the Rings locations and our first stop was the small town of Matamata on the North Island, which became famous as Hobbiton was filmed around there.
All either of us knew was that it was filmed somewhere on a sheep farm nea... A Trip To Vegas
By Terje Brooks Ellingsen - 1/23/2007
A trip that will always be remembered is the one in Las Vegas, what is sometimes referred to as "Sin City" due to it`s casino gambling places, though I prefer to remember it as a "sensational" city, LasVegas, Nevada.
From LA to this gambler`s city, It was a 4 hour drive during the summer months. ... Port Olimpic - Where The Games Were Held
By Jakob Jelling - 1/22/2007
In 1992, the Olympics were held in Barcelona, Spain, exposing most of the world for the first time to the vibrant, wealthy city that had grown here over the years. Port Olimpic was built specifically to host the Olympics, and became the most successful and popular section of the Nova Icaria project.... Secrets Of Cheap Travel
By Steven Gillman - 1/22/2007
There are two ways to save money traveling. The first way is to get the best deals on the specific things you want. There is a limitation to this type of approach though. If , for example, you find the lowest price on the best hotel in Honolulu at the height of the season, you will save money, but s... Portugal ? Lisbon, Algarve and Lagos
By Rick Chapo - 1/19/2007
On the southwestern tip of continental Europe, Portugal is an old school country. In this article, we take a look at Lisbon, Lagos and the Algarve.
Lisbon
Lisbon is the biggest city in Portugal and is located on the Atlantic coast in middle of the country. I?ve been to Lisbon three times, but on... Tips on finding the best prices on airlines tickets for cheap flights.
By Mike Yeager - 2/9/2006
Finding the right priced airlines tickets for cheap flights is an important part of travel these days. There are many, many different options for you to take advantage of when trying to locate cheap airfare. First of all I recommend that, if possible, when planning your trip try to be flexible as to... Driving in the Outer Hebrides
By Steve Hatherley - 2/8/2006
When you think of the Outer Hebrides, you normally think of sandy beaches, ancient standing stones and lilting Scottish accents. You don`t normally associate the Outer Hebrides with some of the best driving in the British Isles...
I certainly didn`t expect to enjoy the driving so much when I visi... Top Family Beach Vacation Destinations
By Jolana Klobouk - 1/22/2006
Planning a family beach vacation? Looking for destinations with family resorts that have fun sports and activities for the whole family, all inclusive resorts where meals are included and kid clubs? Here are some of the most popular beach destinations for families to unwind and relax:
Mexico
Mex... Cruising Glacier Bay
By Jenna Grant - 1/19/2006
You can watch movies about it, you can hear about it, you can read about it, but until you partake of it, you have no clue how thrilling it is to cruise Glacier Bay.
Glacier Bay Mountain ranges with peaks over 10,000 feet, culminating in 15,320 foot high Mount Fairweather within the Glacier Bay N... Hartman Luggage ? A Trunkmaker?s Saga!
By Mike Yeager - 1/18/2006
Hartman luggage has been around for a while. The advent of the steam engine in the mid 1820s heralded the first wave of mass tourism. Mass organized travel probably began in 1841 when a 33 year old Thomas Cook organized his first rail tour. And from then onwards, luggage has performed a dual role o... Japanese Garden of Monaco
By Laura Ciocan - 1/16/2006
Have you ever seen an authentic Japanese garden? Well, I had the chance of seeing the one in Monaco and was really impressed too. Wanna taste a little Japanese culture? Stepping on this ground is escaping from the real world into a fantasy land. You suddenly find yourself in a typical Japanese natur... Houseboats Give Us The Freedom To Explore
By Jane Stokes (courtesy of News Canada) - 2/7/2004
(NC)-Ask those who do it. Most people say it is a very special kind of freedom to cruise this continent`s most beautiful inland water routes in their own private family houseboat.
The 386-kilometre Trent-Severn Waterway of Ontario for example is a National Historic Site illustrating an extraordina...
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