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• Upper Peninsula Upventure: Hardwood Cafe

  
  Marathon Pundit — Authority: 561
  I didnt get a chance to dine at Covington, Michigans Hardwood Cafe, but I like the name of this business. Next: Eat signs Technorati tags: history michigan upper peninsula photography photos byways travel travel blog culture business humor satire humour
  6 hours ago

• California Collision: Conclusion

  
  Marathon Pundit — Authority: 561
  In a late July I spent a week in northern and central California. I saw a gorgeous, if somewhat untidy city, San Francisco. I viewed some of the worlds most beautiful vistas at Yomemite National Park. In the states Central Valley, I encountered one of one of the worlds most productive agricultural areas, a region now ...
  12 hours ago

• Read More About African Safaris

  
  Tourist Travel Guide — Authority: 147
  Sabine Korte a tourist from Germany conducted a 4 Day Budget Kruger Park Safari with Nhongo Safaris leaving from Johannesburg. Upon arriving at the Kruger National Park we started our first game drive at 15h30 on the afternoon of the 21st, the game drive delivered sightings of general game and large herds of elephant. ...
  14 hours ago

• Night Out with the Hell’s Angels

  
  Shite I Like — Authority: 464
  Photo by SliceofNYC I was sitting at home Friday night not knowing what to do. My flatmate had his girlfriend over and didn’t want to go out, some other people I phoned weren’t in the mood to have some drinks (lazy potheads), and I wasn’t in the mood for calling up a girl to take on a date. So I ended up going ...
  1 day ago

• Upper Peninsula Upventure: Da Yoopers Tourist Trap

  
  Marathon Pundit — Authority: 561
  There are plenty of tourist traps out there that claim to be something much more, but Da Yoopers Tourist Trap is proud of its appeal to humanitys lowest emotional common denominator. Da Yoopers is a store, an outdoor museum, and a lighthearted look at the culture of Michigans Upper Peninsula. Its located near ...
  1 day ago

• How to Build a Travel Blog

  
  Nomadic Matt's Travel Site — Authority: 419
  After I released my ebook on how to make money with your travel blog , I was deluged with many questions about how to actually make a blog. How do I do this with Wordpress? Where can I find information on coding? What are some good plugins? How do I self host? Should I self host? Where can I find a good theme? And ...
  1 day ago

• The Galavanting Girls help the children of Roatan

  
  Gadling — Authority: 700
  Filed under: Honduras , Central America , Caribbean Travel writer, founder of The Galavanting Girls , and creator of the Travel Blog Exchange conference, Kim Mance will soon be setting off on a cruise to visit, among other places, the island of Roatan in Honduras . Rather than spend her time in port ...
  2 days ago

• Upper Peninsula Upventure: Making a buck

  
  Marathon Pundit — Authority: 561
  Although many view Michigans Upper Peninsula as paradise, there is even a town on the U.P. named Paradise, but that doesnt guarantee an easy living up north. Even during the best of times, many denizens of the Upper Peninsula, as well as northern Wisconsin, hold more than one job and supplement their modest incomes ...
  3 days ago

• Politico highlights Congressional travel; make sure to check out Texas Watchdog’s story on taxpayer-funded state senator travel

  
  Texas Watchdog — Authority: 567
  Politico has put the spotlight on travel by members of Congress paid for by outside groups. The story highlights international trips that lawmakers, and sometimes their family members, took, and says that in 2009 outside groups have spent more than $140,000 on such travel for senators.Two years after Congress ...
  3 days ago

• ANOTHER FREE TRIP!

  
  blue law by anna — Authority: 126
  It sounds almost ridiculous but - we won a free trip to Boracay too ! Gad. Our Firm held a Christmas card design competition for the associates - prize is a trip for 2 to Boracay, 3 days, 2 nights as well! (Though for 1 - because we tied with RMS!). Teehee. Id like to say this free trip was earned because of ...
  4 days ago

• Upper Peninsula Upventure: Pasties

  
  Marathon Pundit — Authority: 561
  One of the tourist attractions of Michigans Upper Peninsula are pasties. It has a flat "a," think opposite of future, with an "ies" added. And no, it has nothing to do with the pasties some women wear. Cornish immigrants brought the pasty, which is best described as a giant dumpling, to the U.P. in the 18th century, ...
  4 days ago

• Would You Like the Zero-Gravity Suite?

  
  Offbeat Guides Blog — Authority: 117
  If the world doesn’t end in 2012, there’ll be another event for earthlings to look forward to: the opening of the galaxy’s first ever “space hotel.” That’s pretty epic, you guys.According to Reuters, the Barcelona-based architects of The Galactic Suite Space Resort have confirmed that they’re on track ...
  4 days ago

• El Rey(jr) visita los castillos!

  
  Reyjr.com | Born on a Syzygy ~ — Authority: 117
  Have you ever been to a real castle? Here are two short stories about my trips to two equally magical castles...Sleeping Beauty Castle at DisneylandIt was beginning to get dark, the shadows were getting longer and the air getting colder. We rushed to the castle at the Disneyland Theme Park in California and arrived ...
  4 days ago

• Upper Peninsula Upventure: Logging

  
  Marathon Pundit — Authority: 561
  Upper Peninsula Upventure now turns its eyes to commerce. The U.P. has two main industries, tourism, which is what brought me to northern Michigan in August, and logging. Thousands once worked in the copper and iron mines of the Upper Peninsula, but just two mines remain, although a third, near Marquette, has been ...
  5 days ago

• Upper Peninsula Upventure: Munising Falls

  
  Marathon Pundit — Authority: 561
  Although there many more waterfalls on Michigans Upper Peninsula, Munising Falls is the last one to be featured in this series. Located on the east end of the town of Munising, adjacent to a large parking lot, it is very close to the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. Next: Commerce Earlier posts: Eagle River ...
  6 days ago

• New York … where the wild things are!

  
  Sheryl Gwyther - author — Authority: 119
  You’ve heard of that saying All roads lead to Rome – in the U.S. it’s a bit like that … All roads lead to New York . New York City – a.k.a Manhattan Island.   And what an island it is – nothing prepares you for the noise of a multitude of people, the architecture big and small, the stink wafting ...
  6 days ago

• Perceptions of friendliness

  
  the Caffeinated Traveller — Authority: 116
  In travel writing the writer is warned about the pitfalls of using clichès and adjectives to describe an experience.  The writer is expected to convey a sense of realism and feeling by choosing words that show, not tell, the reader about travel. Things are different in travel conversations. Clichès go in free ...
  6 days ago

• Competition – Win a copy of the new Time Out Guide “Great Train Journeys of the World”

  
  A Luxury Travel Blog — Authority: 471
  Great Train Journeys of the World Win a copy of Great Train Journeys of the World. How to enter: 1. Visit The Luxury Train Club Blogspot http://luxurytrainclub.blogspot.com 2. Leave a comment on your favourite post, with a means to contact you 3. The post judged to be the most original, inventive or otherwise ...
  6 days ago

• Vanilla Suites, Tagaytay

  
  Between Bites — Authority: 128
      October 24, 2009.  A hidden gem was discovered in Tagaytay.       Most hotels were fully booked that weekend.  There were 2 more rooms available at a certain bed and breakfast hotel, price range PHP 7,000 -8,000, which include all the pampering works.  If the reception weren’t snooty as ...
  1 week ago

• Camera Talk: Be Patient

  
  In the Know Traveler — Authority: 119
  Catching these eco-tourists kayaking alongside a mangrove stand and the birds in flight was no accident; it was planned. Standing on a bridge over the river, I saw the egrets perched in the trees. I didn’t bother taking a shot because, to me, it just wouldn’t have been that interesting; I have way too many photos ...
  1 week ago

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