July 2011 Blog Posts (191)

Antiquing at the Donnybrook in Warkworth Ontario, 18 June 2011

The Warkworth Donnybrook is a community hosted auction sale that takes second hand items from hundreds of households in the area to dispense to thousands of shoppers from miles around.

The charity includes the auctioneer's time and skill. Everyone here is a volunteer, including the auctioneers. Look at all the stuff. It's an entire town's junk.…

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Added by Rob Campbell on July 5, 2011 at 9:30am — No Comments

Liliesleaf recognized as one of the best new tourism projects in the world.

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Liliesleaf recognized as one of the best new tourism projects in the world.

At the British Guild of Travel Writers Annual Awards this month, Liliesleaf was honoured with a Merit Award, recognizing…

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Added by Jennifer Schoultz on July 5, 2011 at 4:24am — No Comments

Vietnam Cambodia Highlights - A Perfect Blend Of 2 Most Popular Destinations

The journey takes you through Asia’s hottest destinations in Vietnam and Cambodia. Explore the most popular tour destinations of Vietnam and Cambodia in single tour covering the very famous Hanoi City, Mekong Cruise, Halong Bay, temples of Angkor, boat trips, Siem Reap and more. From the magic of Mekong to the awe inspiring temples of Angkor, the Vietnam to Cambodia highlights tour gives an unforgettable experience of history and culture and can be tailored to your preferred standard of…

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Added by Amit K on July 5, 2011 at 4:09am — No Comments

Trip of a lifetime!

We have just returned from a marvellous month away in Europe! I must recommend NZ's 'Farm to Farm tours' who organised 2 wonderful weeks in France for our small group of 11 from all over NZ. I wonder if any of them are Tripatini members? Would be great to share our great experiences.

We followed this tour up with 3 nights in Milan and 3 in Venice. Milan was a bit disappointing; we never did find the REAL shopping spots! Venice island blew me away; so amazing that there's not a road or…

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Added by Beverly Fothergill on July 5, 2011 at 12:12am — No Comments

Canyoning and Other Adventures in Costa Rica

Canyoning also known as canyoneering mainly in the U.S, is an outdoor activity that consists in going down the canyons using different techniques such as hiking, swimming, abseiling, climbing and scrambling.



The ideals canyons for canyoning are often cut into the bedrock stone, forming narrow gorges with numerous drops, sculpted walls and in some cases beautiful waterfalls.… Continue

Added by Danny Solano Alvarez on July 4, 2011 at 5:41pm — No Comments

A French Café, Better than France in South Florida's Coral Gables

Dining in Miami just keeps getting better. Just this morning, on the way back from an appointment, we were looking for a place to have a quick, simple lunch, and settled on a French café that opened not too long ago on Miracle Mile, in the heart of chichi Coral Gables (one of the few parts of South Florida that feels like a real city and not a suburb). We knew…

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Added by José Balido on July 3, 2011 at 8:17am — 4 Comments

Try Adding Family Ancestry to Your Macaroni Salad This 4th of July!

Celebrate Your Family History This Weekend



With Independence Day celebrations coming up many of you will spend time with your family over this weekend.  If you have an interest in your family tree but have never taken the time to ask those important questions about your ancestry, make 2011 your year for rediscovering your family’s heritage. 

 

While you’re spending time with relatives, preparing food, heating up the bbq, or…

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Added by Julia - Ancestors in Europe on July 2, 2011 at 12:59pm — No Comments

Parada del Orgullo Gay São Paulo 2011

 

Gracias a una gentil invitacion de SP MEU DESTINO, Sao Paulo Turismo, www.spturis.com, tuvimos unos semana intensa en base a un programa especiamente preparado para nosotros donde hemos recorrido los principales puntos culturales y turisticos de la metropolis permanentemente asistidos por los organizadores. La ciudad se ha mostrado como una capital capaz de recibir un turismo calificado y…

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Added by alfredo ferreyra on July 1, 2011 at 2:30pm — No Comments

Get Lost, Go Local!

It’s a personal belief so powerful that I sometimes find it hard not to be preachy. Or to ignore others’ lidded gazes, warily gauging me like I’m a circus barker purveying foul-smelling hair tonic. I really must therefore ask: Can anyone explain why many travellers roll their eyes when asked about the value of local or community-based travel (CBT)?

 

Is it that…

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Added by Ethan Gelber on July 1, 2011 at 12:51pm — 2 Comments

Medieval cities between present and past



Do you remember the movie, "The life is beautiful"?

Some of the most important scenes were being filmed in my little medieval town, Arezzo!!

This could be one of the reason why a traveller could be interesting in  to come and see our beautiful town. If you want to find out more about Arezzo and its own four main valleys, I'm here for you!! Ask me and I will answer you  in a  short time.…

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Added by B&B Tarussio on July 1, 2011 at 10:00am — No Comments

Khem Villas- A Comfortable & Peaceful Stay in Ranthambore

Ranthambore is known worldwide for its tiger reserves. It attracts a huge number of tourists each year for the same reason. There are many hotels in Ranthambore that suit the budget as well as tastes of all kind of travelers. Ranthambore hotels are broadly classified into deluxe hotels, luxury hotels, and budget hotels that are nestled in the middle of wilderness for all adventure seekers. These hotels provide peaceful and comfortable…

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Added by Rekha Bisht on July 1, 2011 at 1:03am — No Comments

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