A Foodies Guide to New York USA
New York – when people think of it, they normally think of New York City. But New York isn’t all about the city. It has gently rolling coastlines, rural areas,…
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Jules
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Frozen Dead Guy Days: Weirdest Festival in the USA?
If you like your festivals weird and wacky – think coffin racing, costumed polar plunging and ice turkey bowling – then the Frozen Dead Guys Days event is for you!…
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Top 5 Wildlife Destinations
Our vast world is teeming with curious and diverse wildlife to be discovered. Take a look at the top five wildlife watching destinations that the travel experts at Adventure Life…
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5 Reasons to Cruise on Small Ships
The thought of a cruise evokes visions of gigantic ships, water slides, buffet-lined dining rooms, and towels folded into animal shapes. Small ship expeditions are challenging these defining factors by…
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St Petersburg’s State Hermitage Museum Celebrates its 250th Anniversary
The State Hermitage Museum is one of the oldest and largest museums in the world and in 2014 this cultural gem in the Russian city of St Petersburg celebrates a…
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The Perfect Winter Getaway…Packing Essentials
Summer breaks are so overrated. If you want a really romantic break then winter is the best season to steal some precious time away with your loved one. Roaring fires,…
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Lesser Known Beach Towns in Australia
Australia is almost synonymous with beaches and coastal-life. Bondi beach is a world renowned, household name that can attract up to 40,000 people on a summer weekend. But these beaches…
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Prince William and Kate Middleton tour Australia and New Zealand
Next month Prince William and Kate Middleton will spend three weeks exploring Australia and New Zealand, along with their young son Prince George. The family will attend a ceremonial welcome…
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Things to try in the manmade paradise of Dubai
It’s really one of the more stunning places you can visit, Dubai – a throbbing heart of a city emerging from a flurrying, billowing desert. The magic of this glistening…
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The Quiet Town of St George – A Gate to the Dramatic Natural Scenery of Western America
Almost 150 years ago Brigham Young established a small community of cotton growers in the semiarid Virgin River Valley. That community has since grown to well over 70,000. Brigham Young…
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