Visiting Tallinn, Estonia By Cody Nevins

Tallinn is the largest city and capital of Estonia, with a population of 404,000 as of 2009. It is situated on the banks of the Gulf of Finland, on the northern coast of Estonia. The city has been attacked, razed and pillaged on many occasions throughout history, including by the Germans in the

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Four Super New York Attractions By Jason Martin

New York is a wondrous place. Most think of New York City when thinking of New York, but there are so many attractions up and down the state. Today, I will give you a list of 4 great attractions for your next New York trip. Empire State Building This has to be one of the most famous buildings

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Spring is on the Way - Grab You Tent, Fishing Poles and Coleman Portable Generator! by Johanna Aveza

Time to induce moving again, breathe the fresh air, climb hills or mountains. Find a stream, lake, or ocean, throw a line out and hope to reel in that big catch. Since you caught it, let's cook it. Where do we start? Should we begin to find dry drift wood and begin building a fire to cook over?

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Rotterdam Netherlands - Europe’s Largest Port By Ian Ellison

With a 2007 population of 584,000, Rotterdam lies on the vast delta of the river Rhine, and is the largest port in Europe. It is the Netherlands' second-largest city next to the more high profile Amsterdam, but Rotterdam definitely has its own unique appeal that makes it an excellent tourist des

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Sri Rama Navami Festival in South India By Lakshmi Menon

Sri Rama Navami is a Hindu festival celebrated throughout India. This festival is the celebration of the Birth Day of Lord Rama, the seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu, who was born for the destruction of the demon king Ravana. Sri Rama Navami occurs at the beginning of summer when the sun has st

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Varsha Pirappu, Festival of Tamil Nadu, South India By Lakshmi Menon

Puthandu, populary known as Varsha pirappu, is the New Year's Day for the people of Tamil Nadu in Southern India. It marks the beginning of the Dravidian New Year in Tamil Nadu. This festival is held on the first day of Tamil month Chithiram, which usually falls on the 14th of April. It is believed

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Brasilia Metropolitan Cathedral

This church was designed by the award winning architect Oscar Niemeyer and was inaugurated on May 31st 1970. The Cathedral is known throughout the world for its stunning interior glass work and is a true architectural masterpiece. Known worldwide as one of Oscar Niemeyer marvels, the Cathedral i

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Akshaya Tritiya Festival In South India By Lakshmi Menon

Akshaya Tritiya is a widely celebrated Hindu festival in India. In South India, this auspicious festival is celebrated with great faith. On Akshaya Tritiya day, the Sun and the Moon are most radiant and best placed, and hence every moment on this day is considered as auspicious. It falls on the t

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Cruise Vacation Or All-Inclusive Holiday - Why I Would Take a Cruise Any Time? By Robert Deveau

Cruise Vacation Or All-Inclusive Holiday - Why I Would Take a Cruise Any Time? By Robert Deveau I admit that I am not as experienced at enjoying all-inclusive Holidays as I am at cruise vacations, but I must say that cruises have any other kind of holiday looking like a second rate vacation. T

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The Wondrous Waterways of the Grand Canyon By Tia T Jones

Most Grand Canyon tour guides will tell you about the Colorado River and how it is responsible for the formation of the gorge, but do you know anything about the lakes, dams, reservoirs, and tributaries that are connected to that river? The Colorado drains 242,000 square miles of land and goes throu

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