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North America » United States April 5th 2024

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North America » United States » Idaho April 5th 2024

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April 3 The April Fools Day, moved to the Third. Heavy rain and rush hour traffic made me wonder if I would miss my flight. Still I made it to the airport by ten for my eleven flight. Zipped through check in and got my chair right away. As always, mine was the last gate. My pushed was about sixty, stopped to visit a friend and exchange lunch items, then proceeded to tell me haw far the gate was. 1st surprise, a shuttle bus would take us from gate 23 to gate 53. The waiting room looked surprisingly empty but the plane was on time. 1st fall as I tripped at the door of the plane. No damage. We sat on the runway for half an hour and were warned it would be a bumpy flight. ... read more

North America » United States » California » Los Angeles » LAX April 2nd 2024

This is an email from Singapore Airlines, the best airline, in my opinion, as others seem to agree: Singapore Airlines (SIA) has been named World's Best Airline in the 2023 Skytrax World Airline Awards, the fifth time we have won this prestigious accolade. We also took the top spot for Best First Class Airline, Best First Class Comfort Amenities, and Best Airline in Asia. In addition to this, we were also named Best Airline (Overall) in DestinAsian (Asia) Readers' Choice Awards 2023, and awarded Best Overall Cellar by Business Traveller’s Cellars in the Sky Awards in February this year! We are committed to innovating and investing in industry-leading products and services, as well as offering you a world-class travel experience. Thank you for your support and for making us a part of your travels. We look ... read more
Singapore Airline food
Great staff

North America » United States » California April 1st 2024

July 11th in Modern Zealand: A moderate smooth day of pressing and final diminutive shopping. We met Stacey's mother at Season for a final NZ hot chocolate within the sprinkle. I was depleted from those two bottles of wine final night- one with Paul and Stacey's yummy broil, and after that one with Kelly at The Living Room whereas we held up for the South African. I may have gotten a small more rest in case the cab driver had known where Stacey's road was...he had to utilize a outline!! At the airport Stacey and Rueban came in to look within the shops for a bit, and after that we said godobye. Kelly and I ate a bit some time recently she boarded, and she made a difference me choose out "Labrynth" to examined on the ... read more

North America » United States April 1st 2024

The adoption of kilts by the Marine Corps is a testament to the diverse cultural influences that shape military traditions. While the origins of kilts lie in the Scottish Highlands, their incorporation into the attire of the Marine Corps speaks to a shared appreciation for tradition and heritage. Marine Corps kilts represent more than just a uniform; they embody the deep-rooted connection between the Corps and its Scottish heritage. This unique attire symbolizes the Corps' commitment to honor, courage, and tradition, serving as a visual reminder of the sacrifices made by Marines past and present. Whether worn during formal ceremonies or on the battlefield, Marine Corps kilts evoke a sense of pride and camaraderie among those who wear them. Origins of Scottish Kilts The history of Scottish kilts is as rich and diverse as the landscape ... read more
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North America » United States » California March 29th 2024

I´ve been absent for two weeks. It has flown! I got into LA on Monday 18 June at 7am. The carry transport took two hours to drop me off at our lodging which should´ve taken as it were 35 mins. Nothing to stretch around as I had time to murder since Matt wasn´t arriving from SF until early afternoon, but lodging staff let me check in early since of my reliable confront. We did nothing on the Monday, Tuesday was went through doing the Hollywood visitor stuff, counting a visit of celebrity homes (the highlight of which was the air-conditioned limo). LA was ridiculous hot and troublesome to urge utilized to after shitty Sydney climate. On Wednesday we went to Disneyland! To begin with halt: the teacups! After that we weren´t as well objected approximately which ... read more


Dear All Yay! Greetings from Yosemite National Park! This is probably the place on this trip that I've been most excited about visiting. There is something special I think in simply saying its name, as well as it being one of the world's first national parks. My visit has also come after my interest in Scottish explorer Join Muir, his rather eccentric way of looking at nature during a time when other men were seeking to subdue it, and as a result his influence on the creation of such special parks afforded national protection all over the world. Thank you Mr Muir! After my morning in snowy Kings Canyon National Park on Thursday, I drove onwards and northwards to the Park's more famous neighbour and cousin, the Yosemite National Park. On the way I passed through ... read more
Yosemite Valley
Arch Rock
Me, El Capitan

North America » Canada March 28th 2024

Canada's vast landscapes, from the rugged Rockies to the serene lakes and the expansive prairies, offer some of the most breathtaking views in the world. What better way to immerse yourself in this scenic beauty than by traversing the country on a luxury sleeper train? This unique luxury sleeper train across Canadatravel experience combines the romantic allure of rail travel with the comforts and opulence of a five-star hotel, offering an unforgettable journey across Canada's diverse terrain. Here are tips to help you choose the perfect luxury sleeper train experience across Canada, ensuring your voyage is as splendid as the scenery. Determine Your Route: The first step in selecting your luxury train experience is to determine the route you wish to take. Canada's most iconic rail journeys include... read more

North America » United States » California » Palm Desert March 28th 2024

This place is a hikers dream, so many places to walk and explore. Our daughter has a condo there and we were lucky enough to be able to use it for a 3 month period. The first and most local hike to her place is the Palm Desert Cross. This is a great hike up to a large Cross, which has been erected overlooking the area and is illuminated at night. After about 1km on the Cross trail, there is a side trail, called, The Hopalong Cassidy trail ! Loved the name and decided to give it a go. This trail took you over to join the Bump track, which I will talk about later. The track was quiet narrow, but gave me some great views over the valley and towards the mountains. The Bump and ... read more
The Hopalong Cassidy trail, leads you to the Bump and Grind
Hopalong Cassidy trail gives good viwes across the valley to the mountains
Start of the Bump and Gring track




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