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April 11, 2014
Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way: the Music Begins

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The west coast of Ireland: from the mouth of the Kenmare River in west Cork in the south up to Banba’s Crown at the top of Donegal in the northwest, the length of Ireland’s Atlantic seaboard is framed in the Wild Atlantic Way, a driving route where, as the folk at Failte Irel
April 10, 2014
New Budapest Walking Tour Explores Hungary's Modern Political Landscape
Context, organiser of critically acclaimed walking tours, expands its program in Budapest with Politics, Conflict, Culture: Contemporary Budapest in Context, a new, topical Tour in the Public Interest that offers visitors and locals alike the chance to understand more about Hungary’s current political situation.
Winter's Last Aurora
April 7. 2014
Maybe the last dance of Miss Aurora this season... Beautiful and clear sky, and colours of sunset and auroras, at Roksøyfjord, Sortland in Vesterålen, Norway. The last pictures of aurora last year was exactly at the same date of this year.
April 9, 2014
Good Things in Grand Rapids: Blue Water Grill
One of my favorite restaurants in Grand Rapids is part of the Gilmore Collection, called the Blue Water Grill. It’s in a lovely setting, on Versluis Lake on North Beltline.
April 7, 2014
5 Reasons to Take a Road Trip on Taiwan’s Northeast Coast

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One of my favorite ways to explore a new destination is via road trip. With the freedom of the open road, the flexibility to go where you want, when you want, and the chance to stumble upon towns and experiences not indexed in any guidebook—well, what’s not to love?
April 6, 2014
Australia: In reach of a Beach
There are over 11,000 ‘beaches’ in Australia - that is approximately 2,000 Aussies per beach but if you weed out the ones that don’t swim, those who don’t like sand, those for whom it is too hot, or those for whom the water is too cold, and those who can’t be bothered, why there is a bloody good chance that if you turn up early in the morning, you
The Ultimate Paris Playlist
Paris is an amazing city to be in. The food is great, the smells are (usually) great, and the sights are unparalleled. But when you find yourself on the metro in need of something to take your mind off of the mass of bodies that threatens the safety of your personal bubble, I recommend turning your music up and your consciousness of the hordes around you ‘off’.
Florida Culture for the Week of April 7 By Josh Garrick
Florida Culture for the Week of April 7 By Josh Garrick
Now through April 27 – The TRUE Story of Three Little Pigs
April 4, 2014
Spring in Washington, D.C.
The National Cherry Blossom Festival started in Washington, D.C. this year from March 20. My friends and I were excited to enjoy the spirit of spring brought by the blossoming trees.
Spring Break 2014: Wet and Wild in the Amazon

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As students return to their classrooms following Spring break, many will share their stories of beaches with friends and family. But for thirteen students from the Derryfield School in New Hampshire, the conversation will be very different:
“So what did you do on Spring Break?”