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Vaison la Romaine...
I had to catch a bus from Avignon to Orange and then from Orange to Vaison la Romaine. The first bus ride was relatively uneventful. I asked two ladies in front of me at the station which bus was th… more →
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Hidden Gems - Capua
baajicustard wrote 1 month ago: Visited October 2009 En route to Rome, from Sorrento, we were able to stop off at a much overlooked … more →
Baelo Claudia dig comes to an end
prospero wrote 1 month ago: (Agencies) Archaeological activity at the Roman ruins of Baelo Claudia, in Bolonia (Tarifa), have co … more →
no homes for nahr el bared, yet again
marcy/مارسي newman/نيومان wrote 3 months ago: the last couple of weeks i was writing a review of rosemary sayigh’s brilliant and important b … more →
Disappointed in Duress
bspector wrote 3 months ago: A fruitful visit to the Tirana bus station (identifiable by the high ratio of shouty men to buses) a … more →
Nothing to do with Norway
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Valja wrote 3 months ago: Just a note to say that I am actually alive, etc. My husband and I are in the Netherlands, where he … more →
The Eternal Night
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Glenys Vargas wrote 3 months ago: Beneath the open clear blue sky, lies a marvelous wonder, an open-air museum known to most as the Et … more →
Basilica of San Clemente
Clau wrote 4 months ago: Roma, Italia - By far the absolute coolest thing I have ever seen or visited in all my travels has t … more →
Roma, Italia
Clau wrote 4 months ago: Roma, Italia – Today has been a packed day. Yesterday, upon our arrival to Rome, we stopped at … more →
Rome, Part I
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dreamingradiance wrote 4 months ago: In front of St. Peter's Basilica in Rome I went to Rome this weekend. It has a whole differ … more →
Wildlife in the City
gwenmccauley wrote 4 months ago: Egret Fishing at Tavira - Photo by Gwen McCauley Tavira is a beautiful small city in Eastern Algarve … more →
Verona, Italia
Clau wrote 4 months ago: Verona, Italia – It was sad to pack up our bags and leave Desenzano this morning, but everyone … more →
Viva l'Italia!
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louiesdogblog wrote 4 months ago: The plane roared off the runway and ascended into the sky. Phoenix sure had a lot of swimming pools … more →
Verteran Tour Operator Extolls Jordan as Safe Place for Women Tourists
pinkpangea wrote 5 months ago: Longtime tour operator for women, Phyllis Stoller, recommends that women travel to Jordan. Highlight … more →
Tour the Oldest City in Germany: Trier
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kiwi91 wrote 5 months ago: Have you heard of Trier, Germany? This beautiful city along contains Roman ruins – yes, Roman … more →
Lounging in Lyon
ltca3232 wrote 5 months ago: After a few terrific days we flew to Lyon, the culinary capital of France, where we did not go under … more →
Barcelona Part IV
rkurzweil wrote 6 months ago: This is a continuation of my previous post on Barcelona, which can be found here. May 5, 2009 After … more →
Morocco-Tetouan Key Facts
propertyzonedirect wrote 6 months ago: Tangiers/Tétouan is one of the sixteen regions of Morocco. It is situated in north-eastern part of t … more →
Of Artemis and Amazons
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charukesi wrote 6 months ago: This appeared in today’s Hindustan Times Cafe as ‘All the world’s a stage’ E … more →
Torcello
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ilseandrag wrote 7 months ago: From Burano it is a short hop to Torcello. So here we are on this ancient island, the very first pla … more →
