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gman94 - Graham Andreae

I like to travel to europe, and my favorite place there is crete but have not traveled extensively in other countries. My goal is to travel to japan some time in my life.
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By gman94
January 16th 2009
Sweden in the Current Europe » Switzerland
The climate of Sweden is somewhat similar to Virginia because it has four seasons however it is slightly colder this is called a temperate climate. It borders the Baltic Sea, and the Gulf of Bothnia and forms the eastern part of the Scandinavian Peninsula. However even though it has access to the sea it's economy mainly focuses on exporting timber rather than using the sea. On the note of the ocean and nature Sweden has been very committed to changing to renewable energy since the oil crisis of 1973, and used nuclear energy until the accident at Three Mile Island, which [View Full Entry]

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Published: January 16th 2009 | 23 Views | [diary=363869]


By gman94
January 12th 2009
Italy's History Europe » Italy
When I travled to Italy two summers ago I found Rome the most interesting and thought that some users or anyone else might want to learn about its history before they went there. The legend of how Rome was built says that Romulus and Remus who were twin brothers built the city in 753 B.C. It states that they were separated from their parents when they were born, but then a mother wolf who had lost her babies took them in. Eventually they grew up and founded Rome. Now here's reality, Rome was built about 3000 years ago (well actually the [View Full Entry]

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Published: January 12th 2009 | 56 Views | [diary=362714]


By gman94
January 12th 2009
The Italy Education Europe » Italy » Lazio » Rome
When I travled to Italy two summers ago I found Rome the most interesting and thought that some users or anyone else might want to learn about its history before they went there. The legend of how Rome was built says that Romulus and Remus who were twin brothers built the city in 753 B.C. It states that they were separated from their parents when they were born, but then a mother wolf who had lost her babies took them in. Eventually they grew up and founded Rome. Now here's reality, Rome was built about 3000 years ago (well actually the [View Full Entry]

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Published: January 14th 2009 | 30 Views | [diary=363155]


The climate in madrid I thought was pretty cold but it still was not too bothered by it as I don't mind cold weather that much but for other people it might be a too cold as it is roughly 30 degrees outside and I am luckily inside at the moment but hope to find the courage to look around the city some more... okay fine I don't like the cold thaaat much but it's okay. Now let me review my day thus far, I got up and put on my coat to go explore the city and find breakfast. Before [View Full Entry]

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Published: January 8th 2009 | 61 Views | [diary=361285]


Coimbra as I soon found out was originally the capital of Portugal in the 12th century (the first dynasty.) As I explore the area more I found that there was an incredible amount of history related to this town. For example it was a major trading area for the christians in the north and the muslims in the south. The city was the capital from roughly 1250 to 1255 A.D. As I learned about the history from my guide I also visited the Joanina Library. After going to see the old Cathedral I decided to eat lunch at a coffee house [View Full Entry]

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Published: January 6th 2009 | 52 Views | [diary=360733]


Today I asked the concierge where to go to see what London was really like and the first thing he told me to do was go to a Chealsea game and luckily there was one that night. So for the rest of the day I went touring around the area looking at things that caught my fancy, one of which was a huge ferris wheel that I found out was named the Eye of London, so I decided to get a ticket to it and had to wait in line for a long time but once I got on it was [View Full Entry]

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Published: December 17th 2008 | 47 Views | [diary=355084]


Terminal 5
Terminal 5
This is Heathrow Terminal 5 where I came into on my plane from Dulles
I started my trip in Richmond, Virginia and took an hour drive to Dulles Airport in DC. It took a long time to go through security as it usually does, but at least it was easier to get my bag through customs there than in london (they're really restrictive on carry on size.) I find that it is much easier if I take a carry on with my things in a bag rather than check baggage because you don't risk losing your luggage and you don't have to wait for it at baggage claim. But when you carry on you bags [View Full Entry]

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Published: December 15th 2008 | 46 Views | [diary=354489]