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Into the Vortex: the Train to London

By Benedict Cooper on April 19, 2012 in England, Europe, Featured, London, Photos

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You can feel the energy around you change as you approach London. It’s something in the atmosphere; the pressure rises and the speed increases as though you were approaching some great vortex.The ...

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Celebrating Titanic Heroes in Halifax

By Mariellen Ward on April 17, 2012 in Canada, England, Europe, Events, Featured, Halifax, North America, Nova Scotia, Photos

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Crew from Halifax ship Mackay-Bennett recover Titanic victimShroud of Titanic woven into fabric of Halifax Before I went to Halifax for the Titanic 100 commemoration events, I didn’t get it. I didn’t really get the full impact...

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Titanic Food & Menus: What Did Titanic Passengers Eat on Board?

By Robert Aiudi on April 16, 2012 in Cambridge, England, Europe, Featured, Liverpool, North America, Photos, USA

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To mark the 100th Anniversary of the Titanic tragedy recently, there has been a lot in the media about the sinking, the passengers who both perished and survived and about the ship itself and why...

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London’s Kensington Palace Now Open After £12 Million Renovation

By Renee Blodgett on April 10, 2012 in England, Europe, Featured, London, Photos

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With the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee taking place soon, there’s a lot of interest in all things royal, especially in London (see Diamond Jubilee Exhibitions in London) so it’s very timely that Kensington Palace has now finished its...

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Entrepreneurs: Look Outside Silicon Valley for Innovation, Talent & Money

By Renee Blodgett on April 9, 2012 in Africa, Asia, Austin, Dublin, England, Europe, Featured, France, Ireland, Israel, Johannesburg, Middle East, Netherlands, North America, Photos, Singapore, Singapore, South Africa, Southeast Asia, Southern Africa, Tel Aviv, Texas, USA

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While Silicon Valley may be the "hub" for technology start-ups and where the world thinks the top creativity and talent reside, there is plenty of innovation coming out of other parts of the world.In the...

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Shopping on London’s East Side

By Emma Wells on April 7, 2012 in England, Europe, London, Photos

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One of the challenges of visiting any city is getting outside the tourism-circuit and seeing how people actually live in the city. This is also the challenge when someone comes from out of town to...

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Holly Village and Highgate Cemetery are a Gothic Delight

By Julie McNamee on March 31, 2012 in England, Europe, Photos

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After an afternoon visit to Highgate Cemetery, wander down Swains Lane towards Parliament Hill and you’ll come across a small estate of gorgeous Gothic houses. This is Holly Village.Erected in 1865 for philanthropist Baroness Angela...

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6 Fantastic Ways To Tour Cities Rio, Venice, Bangkok, Sydney, London & New Orleans

By Robert Schrader on March 22, 2012 in Asia, Australia, Bangkok, Brazil, England, Europe, Featured, Italy, London, Louisiana, New Orleans, North America, Pacific, Photos, Rio De Janeiro, South America, Sydney, Thailand, USA, Venice

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When we travel, some of us love the excitement of seeing a world-famous site, while others lose themselves off the beaten track and still others prefer tasting foreign culinary delights. What most gives me a...

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Into the Vortex: the Train to London

Celebrating Titanic Heroes in Halifax

London’s Kensington Palace Now Open After £12 Million Renovation

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Holly Village and Highgate Cemetery are a Gothic Delight

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