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Archive for September, 2008

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by Jane Leisteiner

Whether you wish to pursue history studiously or less seriously, a visit to these battlefield inns and historic bed and breakfasts will renew your patriotism. You’ll find historic inns near the Battle of Gettysburg and the Battle at Antietem or pick a historic Georgia inn in one of rare Southern towns to escape Sherman’s wrath.

The Carlisle House in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, is hosted by Mary Fuller Duxbury, an army nurse for 40 years. Guests begin the day with one of Mary’s international-themed quiche breakfasts and explore the many buildings of interest in the Carlisle Historic District that date from the Revolutionary and Civil war eras. Take a day trip to the Gettysburg National Park and Hershey’s Chocolate World and Lancaster County Amish Country, then come back “home” for more hospitality.

2008
16
Sep

The Top 5 Premiership Flops

by Django Arthurs

The Premiership is full of quality players these days – having all been attracted by the moolah that floats around so easily. But in the early days of the Premiership, managers didn’t seem to even care about researching a player. They could have signed the Queen Mum for all they knew. Here’s my top 5 Premiership flops…

5. Marco Boogers: Now this guy was hilarious. God knows where West Ham found him – well in fact, we do know – they found him on a trailer park and they paid him loads of money to play one match – almost kill someone – get sent off and walk back to the dressing room looking like Thomas Gravesen on acid. Brilliant. What a fool.

by Tim Martins

Somewhere that is a really hot place to live in Europe at the moment is Northern Cyprus and it may just be down to the 300 sunny days it has each year. Cyprus is the 3rd largest Mediterranean island and it’s villa expansion has become immune to the current economical crisis. Northern Cyprus is still growing as villa purchases continue to rise and the word out there is that people just love the all year round perfect climate. This means that the rental sector is really going strong as the season is so much longer.

2008
14
Sep

Adult Travel Destinations

by Trip Wend

To paraphrase Bertrand Russell, making the most of leisure time is one of the most important vestiges of civilization. To help you learn how to make the most of yours, this article will be very useful. Not sure where to go for vacation? Let me give you some ideas!

London, England is a wonderful place to go on vacation to. Experiencing Trafalgar Square, a river cruise down the Thames, seeing Big Ben and the London Eye, as well as going to Buckingham Palace and attempting to break the guard icy composure are all very enjoyable.

2008
12
Sep

Cheap Hotels in Historic Rome

by Gary Pearson

History of Rome is very famous. Rome is known as the Eternal City with its palaces, temples, tombs and churches. Rome has a legacy which very few cities in the world have and it is beyond the understanding of people. It is essential to come to the city to feel the beauty of Rome. There are a number of attractions in the Eternal City like the Foro Romano, well known Colloseum, the Termini Railway Station and not to forget the Vatican City. The person who gets an opportunity to visit Rome is indeed lucky.

by Stephen James

If you are in search of a good natural place to vacation in the UK, then maybe your first selection should be Lake District. This is a very beautiful area that is filled with lots of greenery, trees, a beautiful lake and of course, a beautiful landscape. If you are looking for a place filled with peace and quiet, then there is no alternative place that you can select besides Lake District. Of course, this way not only your body, but also your mind will be rested and you will feel at ease after your vacation.

by James Lush

Sydney has a lot to offer when it comes to cafes, restaurants and pubs. The rich diversity of the city’s population is reflected in its eating establishments – you’ll feel like you have an entire atlas to choose from! Whether you’re in favor of local Australian food or something a bit more exotic from the corners of the world, you’ll find it in Sydney.

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