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• City Honeymoons: Will You Miss the Beach?

  

  I don’t know about you, but lately almost all the honeymoons I’ve been hearing about include a beach some way or another. Even the people that email me (thanks... Read more

  The 15 March 2011 by   Honeymoonblogger
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• Map: Where Americans Are Moving

  

  More than 10 million Americans moved from one county to another during 2008. This map visualizes those moves. Click on any county to see comings and goings:... Read more

  The 15 March 2011 by   Gerard
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• A Taste of Amsterdam

  

  Not many people come to Amsterdam for the food. The Golden Age city is far more well-known for a specialty of a different kind altogether – even if it does... Read more

  The 14 March 2011 by   Amsterdam City Tours
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• Training To Be A Safari Guide In South Africa

  

  As many of you know, back in early February I was off to South Africa for a quick adventure. While I was there, I visited the Makuleke Concession, located insid... Read more

  The 14 March 2011 by   Kungfujedi
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• Inevitable Reasons Why French is a Must Language to Learn

  

  Are you or are you not determined to learn one of the easiest foreign languages known to man today? Well, yes French is one of the easiest languages to learn.... Read more

  The 14 March 2011 by   Tlb
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• Village of Coi Di Zoldo in Italian Dolomites

  

  The Italian Dolomites are not just a skiing destination, there are also many other activities one can enjoy. Hiking and climbing during the summer are just two... Read more

  The 14 March 2011 by   Sneaky
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• Expat Confusion: Are We Speaking English?

  

  It is a truth like a cow (a Dutch expression) that as an expat or a world traveler you have a great advantage if you speak English. You’re especially lucky if... Read more

  The 12 March 2011 by   Miss Footloose
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• Machupiccu - A Crystal from a Dissolved Past

  

  Out through the Peruvian dessert, through countless centuries, lies the mysterious city of Machupiccu; an abandoned ruined town that defies logic or explanation... Read more

  The 10 March 2011 by   Arieu
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• Choosing Honeymoon Accommodation

  

  For many people, the issue of where to stay consumes a large part of their honeymoon planning. Choosing a destination is a great first step, but afterwards ther... Read more

  The 08 March 2011 by   Honeymoonblogger
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• Lima - La Catedral on Plaza De Armas

  

  Just off Lima’s busy central square Plaza de Armas stands an imposing Gothic cathedral, fittingly called La Catedral. The white façade covers one whole side of... Read more

  The 08 March 2011 by   Arieu
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