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November 27, 2007
Went to New York for one day. Took the train because I'm not too smart. I stayed at a Hostelling International hostel. I ate at The Spotted Pig and had ramen at Setagaya.
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August 10, 2007
Stayed at Chennai for almost two months, and visited Hyderabad for a day or two. Restaurants: Palimer, The Crown. Theatres: Devi, Satyam, and PVR Multiplex. And some miscellaneous tips.
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posted by theiconoclast31
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August 3, 2007
August 2, 2007
I tried to fit in some cultural activities between meals. I stayed in a youth hostel, took the subway from Queens to Manhattan daily ate a lot, mostly Japanese, and visited a couple museums.
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posted by stuart_s
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Last weekend, we headed out from Darwin to
Kakadu National Park for the weekend.
Kakadu is Australia's largest national park,and is
World Heritage Listed for both environmental and cultural significance. You could easily spend a week there if you take advantage of all the walking trails and spots of beauty, or much longer if you have an off-road vehicle to explore the more distant parts. We decided to see what we could see in our Hyundai in just three days.
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July 17, 2007
Museum Geek in Chicago. In early May, 2007, I went to Chicago and Oak Park, IL, for a work trip, and got in quite a lot of introductory sightseeing and city highlights.
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posted by Miko
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July 9, 2007
On Sunday, we went to what is probably the most beautiful 'rocky' beach on the South Wales coast: Monknash. It's almost completely comprised of round and oval gray stones (there are small areas of sand at low tide) and hemmed in by tall cliffs with beautiful exposed layers of rock. The way the waves pound the stony outcropping of rock is something to see. The walk through the forest is great, too: there's a ruined building of some sort and nice little brook.
Sadly, this beach is best appreciated by very spry young people / adults. The approach has two large stone stiles to get over, so it is not suitable for prams, wheelchairs, or anyone who would have a problem physically climbing over them. The beach itself has no sand at all, and you must walk carefully. Avoid the mossy bits, as they are very slippery. Not suitable for surfing, IMO, unless you are very, very good.
Warning. If you do fish around the headland, keep an eye on the tide!
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posted by chuckdarwin
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July 8, 2007
I went to Sofia as a side trip when I was living in Cluj-Napoca Romania in 1994. It was a whole different sort of Eastern Europe than I was used to. I went to a student conference and found a bowling alley. This is from an email I sent home after the trip.
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posted by jessamyn
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around Sofia, Bulgaria
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July 6, 2007
July 5, 2007
I spent a week this past winter enjoying the sun and the sand, and for the first time with a toddler in tow.
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posted by mathowie
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around Maui, HI
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