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Every year since 1985, the cultural grand poobahs of the European Union have designated one to three of the continent's cities as Capitals of Culture, focusing not only on their own cultural offerings but also allowing…
"On Instagram just yesterday I came across my friend Pauline Frommer conducting a pretty interesting interview with Peter Miller, host of Uncharted Waters on the Discovery Channel, about fishing travel https://www.instagram.com/reels/Dafoa7cEX_v/"
"While doing research for a possible winter trip, I came across this article. Interesting, though we´re not planning to travel either as boho backpackers or gold-plater luxurians, but rather somewhere in the middle. Also, reading Ed´s comment about…"
"I love Albania and think prime minister Edi Rama and his party have been good for the country. But they´re vehemently pushing a corrupt resort project on an environmentally sensitive area of the coast spearheaded by sleazeball Jared Kushner.…"
"This Nat Geo article struck a chord with me, because I always seek out UNESCO sites when traveling (I even visited one of the half dozen lesser known sites the writer lists - Trogir, Croatia - the year after it made the list!):…"
"I´ve been to Key Largo in the Florida Keys a number of times, and it´s certainly a big underwater destination, but from what I´ve seen, calling it "the diving capital of the world" seems a bit exagerrated. What do you think?…"
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When I lived in New York City many years ago, every so often I would take the subway down to the East Village and for a rib-sticking repast at a Ukrainian restaurant called Veselka, founded in 1954 in what was then Little Ukraine. It was…
Park1036
When I lived in New York City many years ago, every so often I would take the subway down to the East Village and for a rib-sticking repast at a Ukrainian restaurant called Veselka, founded in 1954 in what was then Little Ukraine. It was…
Re: Your Israel group comment. Actually, I was thinking about posting the book on Tripatini Boutique. Can I build a stand-alone link there, or must it mirror an existing link? (It is listed on Amazon, but I can not offer a discount there.)
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