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• Arches National Park

  

  Just outside Moab in Southeastern Utah, Arches National Park preserves and protects more than 2,000 natural sandstone arches. It is believed the park contains... Read more

  The 20 August 2012 by   Everywhereonce
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• Presidential Commission on U.S. Expats?

  

  Hello, anyone home? Photo by Chris Christner The New York Times writes about a possible Presidential Commission on U.S. Expatriates. I welcome this, but I'm... Read more

  The 17 August 2012 by   Ovid
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• 10 Of The Most Impressive Old Aqueducts

  

  image credit Aqueducts were built to bring a constant flow of water from distant sources into cities and towns, supplying public baths, fountains and private... Read more

  The 16 August 2012 by   Gerard
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• Calaguas, the Beach That Started It All

  

  If I can remember the last time a I ride a bus bound to province it was way back 2002. I usually spend the summer visiting my grandparents in the sleepy town... Read more

  The 16 August 2012 by   Killerfillers
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• How To Avoid The Most Common Travel Ailments

  

  When we think about medical emergencies while traveling, many people instantly conjure up images of airlifts out of disaster areas. But those occurrences are... Read more

  The 15 August 2012 by   Healthytravelblog
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• Famous People Who Speak Foreign Languages

  

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  The 15 August 2012 by   Tlb
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• TRAVEL: London Eye – London, England

  

  And in the blink of the eye…the London 2012 Olympics have come to an end. Props to them for bringing back the Spice Girls in their closing ceremony; it was... Read more

  The 14 August 2012 by   Jsleigh14
  

• Preparing for Paris

  "How excited are you for Paris?!" Actually, lovely person I'm going to miss excessively very soon, not that much. This may make me seem unappreciative of the... Read more

  The 14 August 2012 by   Danielleabroad
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• Irish Citizenship by Descent

  

  Today's guest post comes courtesy of Imogen Reed, a freelance writer. I've only written one substantial bit about Ireland, regarding year-long student work... Read more

  The 06 August 2012 by   Ovid
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• An Easy Breezy Trek in Gulugod Baboy

  

  On a weekend, bound for nothing to happen, I organized a fun climb to Gulugod Baboy. With first timers in tow, I chose this mountain since the trail to the... Read more

  The 06 August 2012 by   Killerfillers
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