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http://www.tevolving.com

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User:(WT-en) Texaswebscout

Ben Willson, from Las Vegas, NV. I work for US Airways.

Docents
I can help people with special information on the following cities.
 * Galveston, TX - My home town.
 * Las Vegas, NV - My current home town.
 * Houston, TX
 * Death Valley, CA

United States

 * Houston, TX
 * Dallas, TX
 * New Orleans, LA
 * Washington, DC
 * Baltimore, MD
 * Orlando, FL
 * Phoenix, AZ
 * Boston, MA
 * New York, NY
 * San Francisco, CA

Europe

 * Berlin, Germany
 * Frankfurt, Germany
 * London, England
 * Edinburgh, Scotland

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T/bo is a newbie to all this ..thanks to all the great contributors I have read so far..

Useful stuff
see "docent"

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User:Texugo/Lakes

Status of lake articles
For the following, "undefined region" means there is a region template but no explanation is made as to whether it is only covering the shores and/or where the boundaries of said region reach. "Undefined park" means no mention is made of an official park name, if any, and no indication is given as to the boundaries of the park.
 * Chilka Lake - City template with listings in two towns for which we have no article.
 * Inle Lake - City template for an isolated lake, listings at the lake, far from article-worthy towns.
 * Karakol Lake - Undefined park template, prose material, some of it copyrighted. Appears to be a stop on a highway between two cities.
 * Kentucky Lake - Undefined region with multiple town articles, fishing license information which is likely statewide, Eat listings belong in one of the towns, arent even listed in the town article currently
 * Lake Atitlan - Undefined region with multiple towns, 4 sleep listings which are between towns. Otherwise an extended disambig.
 * Lake Baikal - Undefined park template, most sections are short and refer to articles for two lakeside towns or an island destination
 * Lake Balaton - Corrupted city template containing other several cities, do listings mostly mention those cities, Eat is general with no listings, Sleep is vague with no indication of locations
 * Lake Billy Chinook - Undefined park template, brief Understand section, other sections are under 2 lines each with minimal information, no actual listings.
 * Lake Biwa - Region template listed as an "other destination" in the parent region, more properly a protected quasi-national park. One non-city Sleep listing. Others refer to lakeside town articles.
 * Lake Bolsena - Undefined region with two article cities within 3 or 4 km (only one is mentioned) and a third on its shores which could probably support an article
 * Lake Bracciano - City template, minimal info for one town of 15500 people (no article) and two small villages.
 * Lake Bunyonyi - Undefined region, one city 8km away, one sleep listing.
 * Lake Chad - Possibly hierarchical region of Chad, empty region template.
 * Lake Chatuge - Undefined region with only red-link towns. One sleep listing, unclear if it's in a town or not.
 * Lake Como - Undefined, the lake dominates Como (Province) and has a lot more info than the province article.
 * Lake Constance - Undefined extra-hierarchical region template with unlinked regions, a handful of city links. Get around has ferry info, See points to the specific destination articles, Do is fairly generic
 * Lake Garda - Undefined region with a long list of villages for which we have no articles and a description of two larger towns. See and Do are prose. Talk, Eat, Drink, and Stay safe are general enough to belong to the parent region or even country article. One Sleep listing.
 * Lake Geneva - Region template, most sections give a little information pointing to the town articles, one listing for a non-article village
 * Lake James - Minimal info including boat rentals, valid as a state park article with a proper name change
 * Lake Louise - City template, no nearby towns, fairly complete.
 * Lake Maninjau - City template, no indication of what the closest town is, several non-MOS Sleep listings, apparently not in a town.
 * Lake Manyara - Could be moved to Lake Manyara National Park
 * Lake Nasser - Undefined, virtually empty park template.
 * Lake Ontario - Basically an extended disambig, but in prose form.
 * Lake Ouachita - Undefined, only a paragraph. Nearby cities?
 * Lake Patzcuaro - Undefined region with multiple cities, islands, little info beyond an extended disambig.
 * Lake Shikotsu - City template within a national park for which we have an article, has a lakeside town Shikotsu Kohan with no article, shoreside listings may or may not be in the town, one listing for a canyon south of the lake, Get in section duplicates that for the park
 * Lake Tahoe - Perceptibly hierarchical region template with several cities and loads of regional listings away from the shores, technically extra-hierarchical
 * Lake Taupo - Undefined region template with only a brief Understand section and two un-commented city links, one listing from one of the cities. Discussion page that the intention was to create an article about the lake as an attraction.
 * Lake Titicaca - Basically an extended disambig with only Understand, Islands, and a Get out section.
 * Lake Toba - City template, Get in and Get around info is all for Parapat, unclear where Do refers to, most of the rest of the article seems to be about a village called Tuk Tuk
 * Lake Toya - City template within a park for which we have an article, Get in duplicates that of the park, attractions are nearby mountains etc. within said park, town on the shore Toyoka Onsen has no article, though Eat and Drink vaguely points the traveller there with no listings
 * Lake Trasimeno - Undefined region template, only disambig info
 * Lake Yojoa - Undefined park template distance to closest town not indicated, listings do not appear to be in a town, some see and do listings
 * Lesser Slave Lake - Possibly hierarchical region, completely empty except for one city listed
 * Mono Lake - Undefined park template, mostly filled in, could probably be moved to the park name.
 * Pakhal Lake - City template with no mention of nearby cities and very little info
 * Pyramid Lake - Undefined park template with only Understand and Do
 * Rock Creek Lake - Undefined park template with only a paragraph about a hiking trail and a mention that camping and cabins are available.
 * Waldo Lake - A lot of detailed info (stats) about the lake itself, much of it suspected copyright, one city mentioned as access, 3 campgrounds. Should probably be moved to Waldo Lake Wilderness Area and recast as a park template.
 * Wallowa Lake - Undefined park template. access through Joseph, possible within its city limits. Eat and Sleep listings are in that town.

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=To do=
 * Parks of the Zona Sul
 * Favela visits

Baixada Fluminense

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BR-010

 * Paranã
 * Natividade (Tocantins), Natividade
 * Chapada da Natividade
 * Santa Rosa do Tocantins
 * Silvanópolis
 * Monte do Carmo
 * Palmas (Tocantins), Palma
 * Aparecida do Rio Negro
 * Rio Sono
 * Santa Maria do Tocantins
 * Itacajá
 * Goiatins
 * Carolina (Maranhão), Carolina
 * Estreito (Maranhão), Estreito
 * Porto Franco
 * Imperatriz (Maranhão), Imperatriz
 * Itinga do Maranhão
 * Açailândia
 * Dom Eliseu
 * Mãe do Rio
 * Paragominas
 * Santa Maria do Pará

BR-230

 * Cabedelo - Ponto extremo Leste
 * João Pessoa - Interseção com a BR-101
 * Bayeux
 * Santa Rita (Paraíba)
 * Cruz do Espírito Santo
 * Sobrado (Paraíba), Sobrado
 * Caldas Brandão
 * Gurinhém
 * Mogeiro
 * Ingá (Paraíba), Ingá
 * Riachão do Bacamarte
 * Massaranduba (Paraíba), Massaranduba
 * Campina Grande
 * Soledade (Paraíba), Soledade
 * Patos
 * Pombal (Paraíba), Pombal
 * Sousa (Paraíba), Sousa
 * Cajazeiras

Tocantins

 * Aguiarnópolis
 * Luzinópolis
 * Cachoeirinha (Tocantins), Cachoeirinha
 * São Bento do Tocantins

Pará

 * Palestina do Pará
 * Brejo Grande do Araguaia
 * São Domingos do Araguaia
 * Marabá
 * Itupiranga
 * Novo Repartimento
 * Pacajá
 * Anapu
 * Altamira
 * Brasil Novo
 * Medicilândia
 * Uruará
 * Placas
 * Rurópolis

Amazonas

 * Apuí
 * Humaitá, Humaitá
 * Lábrea

Northeast Regional

 * Boston
 * Westwood (Massachussetts)
 * Providence
 * South Kingstown
 * Westerly
 * Mystic (Connecticut)
 * New London (Connecticut)
 * Old Saybrook
 * Springfield (Massachusetts)
 * Windsor Locks
 * Hartford
 * Kensington
 * Meriden (Connecticut)
 * Wallingford (Connecticut)
 * New Haven
 * Bridgeport (CT)
 * Stamford (Connecticut)
 * New Rochelle
 * New York City
 * Newark (New Jersey)
 * Iselin
 * New Brunswick (New Jersey)
 * Princeton
 * Trenton
 * Cornwells Heights
 * Philadelphia
 * Wilmington (Delaware)
 * Newark (Delaware)
 * Aberdeen (Maryland)
 * Baltimore
 * New Carrollton
 * Washington, D.C.
 * Alexandria (Virginia)
 * Burke
 * Manassas (Virginia)
 * Culpeper
 * Charlottesville
 * Lynchburg
 * Woodbridge
 * Quantico
 * Fredericksburg (Virginia)
 * Ashland (Virginia)
 * Richmond
 * Williamsburg
 * Newport News

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 * Mesorregião de Araçatuba
 * Araçatuba
 * Birigui
 * Ilha Solteira
 * Valparaíso

 * Mesorregião de Araraquara
 * Microrregião de Araraquara
 * Américo Brasiliense
 * Araraquara
 * Boa Esperança do Sul
 * Borborema
 * Dobrada
 * Gavião Peixoto
 * Ibitinga
 * Itápolis
 * Matão
 * Motuca
 * Nova Europa
 * Rincão
 * Trabiju
 * Microrregião de São Carlos
 * Descalvado
 * Dourado
 * Ibaté
 * Ribeirão Bonito
 * São Carlos

 * Mesorregião de Assis
 * Assis
 * Ourinhos

 * Mesorregião de Bauru
 * Avaré
 * Bauru
 * Botucatu
 * Dois Córregos
 * Jaú

 * Mesorregião de Campinas
 * Microrregião de Amparo
 * Amparo
 * Monte Alegre do Sul
 * Pedra Bela
 * Pinhalzinho
 * Serra Negra
 * Socorro
 * Microrregião de Campinas
 * Americana
 * Campinas
 * Cosmópolis
 * Elias Fausto
 * Holambra
 * Hortolândia
 * Indaiatuba
 * Jaguariúna
 * Monte Mor
 * Nova Odessa
 * Paulínia
 * Pedreira
 * Santa Bárbara d'Oeste
 * Sumaré
 * Valinhos
 * Vinhedo
 * Microrregião de Mogi Mirim
 * Artur Nogueira
 * Engenheiro Coelho
 * Estiva Gerbi
 * Itapira
 * Mogi Guaçu
 * Mogi Mirim
 * Santo Antônio de Posse
 * Microrregião de Pirassununga
 * Aguaí
 * Pirassununga
 * Porto Ferreira
 * Santa Cruz das Palmeiras
 * Microrregião de São João da Boa Visto
 * Águas da Prata
 * Caconde
 * Casa Branca
 * Divinolândia
 * Espírito Santo do Pinhal
 * Itobi
 * Mococa
 * Santo Antônio do Jardim
 * São João da Boa Vista
 * São José do Rio Pardo
 * São Sebastião da Grama
 * Tambaú
 * Tapiratiba
 * Vargem Grande do Sul

 * Mesorregião de Itapetininga
 * Apiaí
 * Boituva
 * Iporanga
 * Itapetininga
 * Tatuí

 * Mesorregião do Litoral Sul Paulista
 * Eldorado
 * Iguape
 * Ilha Comprida
 * Itanhaém
 * Jacupiranga
 * Miracatu
 * Mongaguá
 * Peruíbe
 * Registro

 * Mesorregião Macrometropolitana Paulista
 * Microrregião de Bragança Paulista
 * Atibaia
 * Bom Jesus dos Perdões
 * Bragança Paulista
 * Itatiba
 * Joanópolis
 * Morungaba
 * Nazaré Paulista
 * Piracaia
 * Tuiuti
 * Vargem
 * Microrregião de Jundiaí
 * Campo Limpo Paulista
 * Itupeva
 * Jundiaí
 * Louveira
 * Várzea Paulista
 * Microrregião de Piedade
 * Ibiúna
 * Piedade
 * Pilar do Sul
 * São Miguel Arcanjo
 * Tapiraí
 * Microrregião de Sorocaba
 * Alumínio
 * Araçariguama
 * Araçoiaba da Serra
 * Cabreúva
 * Capela do Alto
 * Iperó
 * Itu
 * Mairinque
 * Porto Feliz
 * Salto
 * Salto de Pirapora
 * São Roque
 * Sarapuí
 * Sorocaba
 * Votorantim

 * Mesorregião de Marília
 * Bastos
 * Garça
 * Marília
 * Tupã

 * Mesorregião Metropolitana de São Paulo
 * Microrregião de Franco da Rocha
 * Caieiras
 * Francisco Morato
 * Mairiporã
 * Microrregião de Guarulhos
 * Arujá
 * Guarulhos
 * Santa Isabel
 * Microrregião de Itapecerica da Serra
 * Cotia
 * Embu
 * Embu-Guaçu
 * Itapecerica da Serra
 * Juquitiba
 * São Lourenço da Serra
 * Taboão da Serra
 * Vargem Grande Paulista
 * Microrregião de Mogi das Cruzes
 * Biritiba-Mirim
 * Ferraz de Vasconcelos
 * Guararema
 * Itaquaquecetuba
 * Mogi das Cruzes
 * Poá
 * Salesópolis
 * Suzano
 * Microrregião de Osasco
 * Barueri
 * Cajamar
 * Carapicuíba
 * Itapevi
 * Jandira
 * Osasco
 * Pirapora do Bom Jesus
 * Santana de Parnaíba
 * Microrregião de Santos
 * Bertioga
 * Cubatão
 * Guarujá
 * Praia Grande
 * Santos
 * São Vicente
 * Microrregião de São Paulo
 * São Paulo
 * Santo André
 * São Bernardo do Campo
 * São Caetano do Sul
 * Diadema
 * Mauá
 * Ribeirão Pires
 * Rio Grande da Serra

 * Mesorregião de Piracicaba
 * Araras
 * Brotas
 * Cordeirópolis
 * Leme
 * Limeira
 * Piracicaba
 * Rio Claro
 * Torrinha

 * Mesorregião de Presidente Prudente
 * Adamantina
 * Dracena
 * Junqueirópolis
 * Osvaldo Cruz
 * Panorama
 * Presidente Prudente
 * Rosana
 * Teodoro Sampaio

 * Mesorregião de Ribeirão Preto
 * Microrregião de Barretos
 * Barretos
 * Colina
 * Colômbia
 * Microrregião de Franca
 * Franca
 * Patrocínio Paulista
 * Microrregião de Jaboticabal
 * Bebedouro
 * Cândido Rodrigues
 * Fernando Prestes
 * Santa Ernestina
 * Taquaritinga
 * Microrregião de Ribeirão Preto
 * Ribeirão Preto
 * Santa Rita do Passa Quatro
 * Sertãozinho
 * Microrregião de São Joaquim da Barra
 * Guaíra

202 artigos. Ainda não pesquisei:
 * Mesorregião de São José do Rio Preto
 * Microrregião de Auriflama
 * - nenhum artigo existente -
 * Microrregião de Catanduva
 * Ariranha
 * Catanduva
 * Santa Adélia
 * Microrregião de Fernandópolis
 * Fernandópolis
 * Microrregião de Jales
 * Jales
 * Santa Fé do Sul
 * Microrregião de Nhandeara
 * - nenhum artigo existente -
 * Microrregião de Novo Horizonte
 * - nenhum artigo existente -
 * Microrregião de São José do Rio Preto
 * Ibirá
 * São José do Rio Preto
 * Microrregião de Votuporanga
 * Votuporanga

 * Mesorregião do Vale do Paraíba Paulista
 * Microrregião de Bananal
 * Arapeí
 * Areias
 * Bananal
 * São José do Barreiro
 * Silveiras
 * Microrregião de Campos do Jordão
 * Campos do Jordão
 * Monteiro Lobato
 * Santo Antônio do Pinhal
 * São Bento do Sapucaí
 * Microrregião de Caraguatatuba
 * Caraguatatuba
 * Ilhabela
 * São Sebastião
 * Ubatuba
 * Microrregião de Guaratinguetá
 * Aparecida
 * Cachoeira Paulista
 * Canas
 * Cruzeiro
 * Guaratinguetá
 * Lavrinhas
 * Lorena
 * Piquete
 * Potim
 * Queluz
 * Roseira
 * Microrregião de Paraibuna e Paraitinga
 * Cunha
 * Jambeiro
 * Lagoinha
 * Natividade da Serra
 * Paraibuna
 * Redenção da Serra
 * Microrregião de São José dos Campos
 * Caçapava
 * Igaratá
 * Jacareí
 * Pindamonhangaba
 * Santa Branca
 * São José dos Campos
 * Taubaté
 * Tremembé

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User:(WT-en) Thai-blogs

Co-founded by Richard Barrow and Stephen Cleary in late 2004, www.thai-blogs.com has become the largest Thailand (non-sex) related blogsite on the Internet.

Richard Barrow is Thailand's biggest independant foreign webmaster, running almost 100 different websites. His www.ethaimusic.com has been in the Alexa top 10,000. Stephen Cleary was, until the newspaper changed format, the only Westerner in Thai modern history, to have been a regular English language newspaper editorial columnist in the country (The Nation)

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User:(WT-en) ThaiGal

Hi, my name's Michelle Taylor. I’ve been living in Koh Samui for about a year now. My story is simple: I visited it, fell in love, and never left. No, I did not fall in love with a Thai guy, I fell in love with the island itself. I went here for a vacation with my boyfriend –he went home, I didn’t. I found my home here.

I left a great job, a good apartment, and a busy city where everyone speaks the same language for the sun, the sand, and the sea in Koh Samui. Why? Because from here in my new apartment, I can simply look out and see paradise right from my bedroom window.

Besides, Samui is not really an isolated place—it’s a whole city in itself! I never get bored or lonely here. Every day I meet new people from different countries with their own stories as to how they got here and why they stayed. Some of the foreign citizens here even own the nicest and coziest hotels and tastiest restaurants.

The great thing about this island is that the whole place is so diverse—the people (and I’m not just talking about the ladyboys), the different cultures they have with them, the sights (the entire city built around nature), the sounds—it’s infinitely interesting. There’s always something new to discover in Samui.

It’s not a weird story that I went here as a tourist and am now staying as a resident. You know, once you get here, the place really has a pull on you and it’s really hard to leave and go back to wherever you came from. All you’d want to do is to stay and settle.

This is where I learned to try all kinds of sports which I never would have done otherwise—bungee jumping, diving (they have the world’s greatest diving teachers!), sailing (I’m saving up to buy my own boat, or yacht if I can afford it), and kiteboarding. I even tried my hand at Muay Thai (it’s not very easy, really).

And after a hard day playing or a hard day at work (I’m a real estate agent, but on peak months I can work as a guide too; I’m working on building a small inn within two years), I just have to pick a spa for my R&R. I tried all those meditation things too, but they’re not really for me. Of course, you won’t get upset looking for a meditation retreat here. A lot of groups offer retreats with certain specializations. Some organizations even hold free retreats.

For me, if I need an escape or if I need some time for soul searching, I’d simply rent a boat and sail to any of the surrounding islands. My personal favorite is Koh Nang Yuan. That is one of the most peaceful islands here. A bit far, yes; but if you want nothing but the sea and the sand, if you wanna get away from it all, then Koh Nang Yuan is the perfect place for you. It’s one of the few islands in the world where you can experience nature in its almost raw beauty.

If you want a personal escape to paradise, believe me, you’ll never go wrong with Koh Samui. But don’t take my word for it, you have to see and experience the island for yourself.

Now that you know a little about me, I would like to also help you learn more about Koh Samui and other beautiful places in Thailand. I have been sponsored by HotelsCombined.com to help spread my local knowledge of the area. Check out their list of Koh Samui hotels. Their engine searches for hotels and rates across all major travel websites. It's the most complete accommodation list I've come across for Koh Samui and other Thailand destinations.

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User:(WT-en) Thankyougustad

I haven't traveled extensively. I've lived in Virginia almost my entire life, and don't really like leaving it, unless its for France, the other country on earth where I passed a significant portion of my life.

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User:(WT-en) Thanneer

Hi, My name is Thanneermalai Lakshmanan and my friends call me 'Thanneer'for short. I was born and bred in Penang, Malaysia but currently reside in Singapore.

Travelling is one my life's passions thanks to my involvement with AIESEC, one of the world's largest student organisations. My area of interest is architecture and beaches, and locations of interest are South-East Asia, India and Europe. I devour a lot of information primarily through Lonely Planet, Rough Guides and Wikipedia.

Cheers Thanneer

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User:(WT-en) Tharnton345

Hello.

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User:(WT-en) Thatis

A traveler of the world and lover of Costa Rica. Hotels in Costa Rica

Favorite Costa Rica vacation: Hotels in Guanacaste

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User:(WT-en) Thayuth

We have a good service for you such as laundry, tours, tickets, visa extension, motorbike / bicycle renting and transportation. Contact +855 (0)97 634 2156 / +855 (0)12 646 156 email:basacguesthouse@yahoo.com  www.basacguesthouse.com
 *  BASAC Guesthouse and Restaurant is a nice, friendly and budget guesthouse. The room cost from $5-$15/night. In the room install with air-condition and fan, TV and hot water. It is located at 128 F2, 3 th street ( Sothearos Blvd.), Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

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User:(WT-en) Thaywo33

Lagos is d most porpulous city in africa like it has been said early in it's motor said "d state of excellence" see everybody come 2 lagos from many country,state etc to do job and dey are success in all their endavous and i pray dat God would continue uphold lagos.

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User:(WT-en) Thbz

Please see my main User page in French at http://fr.wikipedia.org/User:Thbz or maybe in English at http://en.wikipedia.org/User:Thbz.

User:(WT-en) Mark/Maps

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User:(WT-en) Theandiamo

Tony Santos
SV Andiamo - Currently sailing around Panama and Colombia

Hi, I'm Tony. I've been sailing my 50' sailboat, "Andiamo", around the Western Caribbean since 2004. I'm currently in Panama cruising the San Blas Islands with the occasional jaunt to Colombia.

I'm on Wikivoyage to hopefully share some of my knowledge and experience with budding Latin America travelers. Feel free to ask me any questions, if I can help, I will.

For more about me, visit:

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User:(WT-en) TheAnimus

A bored computer geek who tries to emerge himself in whatever culture he lands in.

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User:(WT-en) Theantix

Hi, I am theantix. I live in Vancouver, BC and love to travel. Funny how I'd end up here, eh? =) I have way too many websites, but if you want to read more about me check out http://theantix.org

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User:(WT-en) The bellman

G'day,

The bellman is a character from The Hunting of the Snark by Lewis Carroll. My real name is Robin Shannon and i live in Canberra, Australia. If you want to contact me by email or with jabber/gtalk you can do so by using my first name followed by @ then shannon.id.au. I also have a website which is nicely devoid of content.

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User:(WT-en) TheBigYin

TheBigYin is James McGowan, originally from Glasgow, Scotland, but now lives in Ipswich,Suffolk with his family. he is a freelance IT contractor and travels all around the United Kingdom doing short term applications development work for various companies large and small.

Avebury
I am a docent for the Avebury page, a place I've loved and visited for many many years. Please email me by clicking here : Special:Emailuser/TheBigYin : if you have any questions about it.

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23 year-old advertising writer/dj from Rio de Janeiro.

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User:(WT-en) The Cortez Club

Diving and snorkeling in the Sea of Cortez is exhilarating. I have dived with The Cortez Club, The Cortez Club, a PADI 5 Star Instructor Development Resort, and the largest Dive Operator in La Paz, Mexico provided a most memorable experiences. The Sea of Cortez was described by Jacques Cousteau as the "worlds aquarium", and is famous for being a premier diving destination, where I enjoyed some of the best diving and big animal encounters.

Here in La Paz I found that they have two very distinctive seasons, one from December through to the end of May and then from June through to the end of November. The first is really our colder water season with temperatures from 60f to 78f, with visibility anywhere from 10ft to 50ft depending on the month.

During these months of December to late March is when the breeding Grey Whales frequent the lagoons and bays on the west coast of Baja California Peninsula and we run daily trips to see them. A truly breath taking experience that always brings a tear to my eyes even after having seen them for many years now.

Around late March we start to see the Grey Whales enter the Sea of Cortez and they stay until late May during which time they are joined by Sperm Whales, Humpback Whales, Blue Whales but to name a few !!!

The colder water months are also the best time to find schooling hammerhead sharks at the seamounts at El Bajo despite the visibility which allows us to get closer to them as they enjoy the cooler currents. This one of the few locations left in the world where this can be experienced!

At the same time of year we generally experience a number of Whale Sharks in the bay of La Paz just 10 minutes away from The Cortez Club until the end of March. They tend to return in late August again and grace us with their presence once again. That I love and is a must to see.

The second part of the year and probably my favorite, as I now prefer the warmer water temperatures is from June to late November where the visibility can reach up to 100ft and water temperatures up to 90f but is generally from 77f to 88f.

Although there are differences in marine life from in our two main seasons you can rely on our year round sea lion colony of over 400 brown Californian Sea Lions to excite you and marvel you with their agility in the water, just to make us look bad.

All in all, the Sea of Cortez and especially the waters of La Paz offer world class scuba diving with an incredible variety of marine life and at anytime you could see the unexpected "Mr. Big" with Giant pacific Manta Rays, Killer Whales, Black & Blue Marlin and much more...

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Transportation Hanoi - Halong bay People can get to Halong bay by: 1. Helicopter, flight time 1 hour, cost US$210 return. Available only on Saturday 2. Private A. C car, drive time 3 hours and half one way, cost US$110 one way/trip 3. Limousine car, drive time 3 hours and half one way, cost US$240 one way/trip 4. By public bus, 4-6 hours pending on how many stops en route the drive would make    to pick up/drop off passengers. Fare around US$5

5. By train, people take cargo train from Hanoi to Yenvien and then to QuangNinh. The terminal is about 50km away from the habor. Expect train delay, cancellation without notice. Available hard sleeper only

6. Hanoi - Haiphong, drive time 2 hours costs US$80 /one way. From Haiphong people can    take the hydrofoil to Catba island, 1 hour boat ride and cost US$10 per person. Schedule   9am and 12 am from Haiphong; From Catba 4pm.

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never trust a goose. lol --(WT-en) Theduct000 18:16, 28 May 2010 (EDT)

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I don't edit here anymore.

I have an account on Wikipedia, a Last.fm account and a Flickr Pro account if you want a looksie, but that's it.

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Bold textThe Fairfield Inn 1757

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Voted Best Restaurant, Best Romantic Spot and Best B&B in the Gettysburg Area!

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History and Hospitality on the Confederate Retreat from Gettysburg

With origins dating to 1757, The Fairfield Inn is one of only five Inns in America that has been in continuous operation since the 1700's. The Inn has hosted Generals Robert E. Lee & J.E.B. Stuart, President & Mrs. Eisenhower, Statesman Patrick Henry famous for the quote "Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death", Thaddeus Stevens and even old-time Baseball Hall of Famer, Eddie Plank, as well as many other noteable Americans. It is the oldest Inn in the Gettysburg area.

Guests can dine in one of the Inns dining rooms choosing from the Eisenhower's favorite room to the original 1757 home which still houses the original working fireplace, the Mansion House (the newest addition added in 1801), or for a more casual atmospher the Squire Miller Tavern. A warm cozy tavern with a huge wood burning fireplace. Unbelievable ambiance especially after a day of skiing (the slopes are less than a mile away). The menu offers the General's Bill of Fare which is the meal that the retreating Confederates ate the evening of July 4, 1863. The Inn is located directly on the retreat and uses the original recipes to recreate the General's meal. Over 40,000 retreating Confederates passed the Inn and many of the wounded were left to be treated by the towns doctor. The menu also includes delicious entrees such as Roasted Prime Rib, Rack of Lamb, Confederate Crab Cakes, Portabella Mushroom Stuffed Ravioli with Pine Nut Pesto Sauce as well as other continental dishes.

Visitors can take the FREE Underground Railroad and History tour of the Inn and learn how the Inn was used as a Civil War Hospital, Stagecoach Stop and as a stop on the Underground Railroad. You can even view the hidden attic room where the runaway slaves hid!

The bed & breakfast rooms are all deluxe and the Inn has two huge suites each with private parlour. All rooms have AC and TV and are decorated with antiques each have a full private bathroom, some with whirlpool tubs, and rates include a breakfast each morning.

For a truly unique and historical experience, you must stay or at least eat at The Fairfield Inn located only 8 miles west of Gettysburg on Route 116. When contacting them, ask about any overnight or internet specials as well as the Culinary Concert Series featuring live Irish bands on third Fridays of each month. EXPERIENCE HISTORY... Then & Now at The Fairfield Inn 1757, West Main Street, PO Box 300, Fairfield, PA, 17320, Tel: 717 642 5410, website: link titlehttp://www.thefairfieldinn.com.

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My name is Pedro. I live in Brockenhurst, in the New Forest in England. My interests are travel and local history.

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The funky dodo Backpackers Hostel is located right in centre of the original Garifuna village of Hopkins on the Caribbean coast of Belize. We offer comfortable budget accommodation in the spacious 14 bed dormitory in full size single bunk beds, free Wi-Fi, shaded outdoor chill out area with hammocks, well equipped kitchen free of use, new clean bathrooms and a laundry service. We also arrange any trip, adventure or tour you would like to go on commission free. See the Local activities section.

My name is Will and own and operate the The Funky Dodo. I am quite well travelled and I have stayed in many Hostels all over the place therefore I know what it takes to keep y’all happy . I will help and assist you with any information you need and make sure your stay is comfortable and enjoyable.

For transport here see the Getting here section, but if you are at the Hopkins road junction on the southern highway Give me a call on (+501) 668 3852 and I will come and collect you free of charge if you are coming to stay in our premises. It takes me about 25 minutes to get to the junction.

Within a 30 second walk from the hostel there is The King casava bar and restaurant, internet cafe, the beach, and supermarket. A 5 minute walk will take you to several more bars, restaurants and shops.

The village is known as the safest place in all of Belize. You can walk the streets anywhere in the village alone at any time of day or night without a single worry. The local crowd are a really friendly bunch of people and will smile and wave as you go by.

Getting here:

Local Public transport

Local busses run from from Dangriga 40 minutes and Punta Gorda 2 hours away. When coming from The south (Punta Gorda, Independance, Placencia etc) the bus can drop you off at the junction at the end of the Hopkins road. From there it is 4 miles to the village. It is easy to hitch a ride in a passing vehicle or wait at the junction for the bus from Dangriga to Hopkins that will collect you. Coming from Dangriga there are buses 2 times a day at 7am and 2pm.

National Public Transport

One can Get a direct bus from Chetumal to Belize city and from there a local bus to Dangriga, or from St ignacio to Belmopan and from there to Hopkins via Dangriga.. When coming from Dangriga it is 12 miles from the turn off the 6 mile junction

One can also fly to Dangriga from either Belize city, Orange walk, St Ignacio, Punta gorda, Belmopan, Corazal, St Pedro and Key Calker. Tickets start at around 80 USD. Check out www.tropicair.com or www.mayaregional.com for further info on planes.

Check out for more info on busses

www.guidetobelize.info

http://board.belizetotal.com

Driving

When coming from Dangriga it is 12 miles from the turn off at the 6 mile junction to the turn off on to the Hopkins road. The 6 mile junction is where you leave the Humming bird highway and begin the southern highway. Once you have passed Silk Grass, look out for the Hopkins sign on the right and the turning will be on the left.

When coming from Punta Gorda, Independence or Placencia The turning for Hopkins will be on your left about 3 miles after the Sittee River turn off.

Local activities

Local activities include snorkelling and diving trips to the reef, the blue hole and the numerous keys, day trips to explore the Mayan ruins and archaeological sites. From here one can take trips to visit Belize’s vast network of caves, ride a inflatable down the rapids,  A short drive away is the jaguar nature reserve which covers 130 000 acres and includes Victoria peak and the Maya centre.

Take it easy and lie back in one of the hammocks and watch the world go by or talk to us about any water sports, cave adventures, treks and archaeological visits that you would like to do and we will arrange everything for you including food drink and transport. Hop on to a 28 foot catamaran and watch the sunset over the mountains from an unbeatable view point a mile or so off the shore or make an early start to the day and board a 150 bhp motor boat to do some serious deep sea fishing with experienced local fishermen and guides. Or if the sky is the limit then take a ride in a flying boat. The German owner and pilot of this ultra light aircraft is highly experienced and of course fully licensed and insured. The aircraft takes off and lands on the beach just a few hundred yards from the hostel.

Food and drink

There is a huge amount of places to go for food and drink tucked away in the village. Here are just some of them.

The Driftwood pizza shack and bar just a few minutes’ walk up the beach. Driftwood offer of course some real good pizza with anything you like on it as well as daily specials, beach BBQ’s, movie nights and full moon parties. They keep a well stocked bar and plenty of fresh juice.

Thongs cafe is literally 25 to 45 seconds walk away and opens at 8 am through to 2 pm for breakfast and lunch and open for dinner on weekends. They offer good coffee, smoothies and shakes, and a tasty food. A very nice spot to sit in the shade, have some good food and relax.

Windchief bar is about a 10 minute walk away and offers cocktails, a good choice of rum and a pleasant atmosphere. Right on the beach.

King cassava is almost opposite The Funky Dodo and they offer Local Belizean dishes plenty of Belikin beer and a real local atmosphere.

Innies Restaurant is a local place on the main street. They have a pretty good selection of belizean dishes.

Chef Rob is a good restaurant about a 15 min walk to the south from the Funky Dodo Hostel. They offer some very tasty food as do Beaches and Dreams

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User:(WT-en) Thefurball

Bryan Butterwick is my name

My most recent travels are to:
 * Rome August, 2006
 * Dublin August, 2006
 * New York City January, 2007
 * Paris February, 2007.

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 *  * Green Hotel Pattaya  Soi 9 Beach Road  tel. +66-38423555.,  Green hotel Pattaya  is a friendly, clean, safe, great value-for-money. Located near the heart of the best  known cluster of beer bars in Pattaya,  All rooms have air-con, cable TV, 'fridge/minibar, hot shower, security box, telephone, Swimming Pool. The hotel has 80 rooms and suites, some rooms have private balconies, set in lush gardens. with rooms starting at 750 – 1300 baht. greenhotelpattaya@hotmail.com [ http://www.asiaplanettour.com/hotel_detail.asp?hid=116 ]

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This site www.theharidwar.com is started by DOLPHIN SOLUTIONS.

This site has been launched by01/04/2011. This site is to help business of Uttrakhand to be united on one single portal, where Buyers, Sellers and dealers on interact on a frequent basis with a sense of security provided by this site. If you have anything to tell us, you can contact us using our Contact Us page.

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The Haven Apartments Kampala-UGANDA P.O. Box 23086, Kampala, TEL:+256-75-2695259,+256-77-2407119,+256-75-2644366,+256-71-2559546[http://www.thehavenapartments.biz Located on Rubaga Road off Bazeketta Road 3 km from the city center in a serene quite environment.

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** The Inn at Irwin Gardens **

608 5th Street, Columbus, Indiana 47201 www.irwingardens.com inn@irwingardens.com 812-376-3663

A magnificent historic estate in the heart of downtown Columbus, Indiana. Located between architectural masterpieces designed by I.M. Pei, Eliel Saarinen, and Gunnar Birkerts. Originally built in 1864, most recently remodeled in 1910 with the addition of intricate European gardens on a city block. The on-site spa is available for appointment with relaxing and rejuvenating treatments, such as full-body massage, wraps, soaks, yoga, pilates and aesthetics.

An overnight stay runs from $175-225/night. Includes a hot, delicious breakfast served in the ornate dining room. The home and property may be rented for private events and can accommodate up to 12 overnight guests. We can have up to 150 for outdoor events in the gardens, such as wedding ceremonies, receptions and cocktail parties. The space is also ideal for small business retreats and conferences.

Columbus is home to 60 architecturally renown public use buildings and most recently has become the home to a satellite mid-century modernist exhibit for the Indianapolis Museum of Art in the home of the late J.I. and Xenia Miller.

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Hey folks,

I am relatively new to wikivoyage (as of early March 06). My first project is to work on the Nyanja phrasebook, and I hope to make a meaningful contribution to it. I am also doing a bit of minor editing of the Zambia article. I will probably also engage in general editing for style and grammar, with the goal of improving the professional character of wikivoyage articles.

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The Key to Italy
Wide choice of holiday apartments for rent in Rome.

Additional information about Rome Apartments, Venice Apartments, Villa in Tuscany can be found at http://www.thekeytoitaly.com

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I am new here and try to improve the Grenada side.

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Kissimmee Orlando Celebration

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User:(WT-en) The Path We Chose

Celebrate White Community!

All eugenically-superior blue-eyed blondes, unite! All unite to preserve the White race, which is the most important endangered species in the world. Miscegenation is genocide!

We should form our own Blue Eyed Blonde community-for our Race!

Join together, fight ZOG and fight multiculturalism!

Fight the destruction of the White Race!

JOIN THE BLONDE ALLIANCE.

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the pinoy!

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You can best find me here for now : ThePromenader - thanks!

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User:(WT-en) The.Q

About me
I live in Ballymote, County Sligo, Ireland. I speak English and a little bit of Irish (Gaeilge).

Docent
I am a docent for Ireland, with particular emphasis on Sligo, County Sligo, Ballymote, County Leitrim, Manorhamilton and others around the West of Ireland. If you wish to contact me about any of these places, please e-mail me, using the word "WIKITRAVEL" in the subject line. You may also leave a message on my talk page. I will reply on your talk page if you have one. However, be aware I may not check my talk page every day, so if it's urgent, e-mail me (I check that Most days).

Places visited
I have visited the following countries:

To Do

 * Continue to update the following pages as and when I can:
 * Ballymote
 * Ireland
 * Manorhamilton
 * Sligo
 * County Sligo

As seen on...
I can also be (infrequently) seen on WP:en, WP:ga, (WT-shared) WT:shared and WM:commons.

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Dear Wikivoyagers,

Please read the informations on the 'Koh Samet' page carefully. If you scroll down the page and see the username 'BornDistinction', please be very careful that some parts of the informations on the webpage can be written violently against the Wikivoyage rules. The username 'BornDistinction's behaviour is considered as a criminal act against the peace on Koh Samet Island.

Please help local islanders with your fair and true attitudes.

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User:(WT-en) Therockets1

About
Name: Riley F.

Age: 17 (December 28, 1989)

Born: Lahr, West Germany (I've lived in Canada since I was 2 and my parents are Canadian)

Where I Live Now (and consider my hometown): Lethbridge, Alberta

Favourite School Subject: Social Studies (Geography, History, & Politics)

Alberta

 * Lethbridge, Alberta
 * Calgary, Alberta
 * Edmonton, Alberta
 * Red Deer, Alberta
 * Medicine Hat, Alberta
 * Drumheller, Alberta
 * Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta
 * Banff National Park, Alberta
 * Jasper National Park, Alberta
 * Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump, Alberta
 * Cypress Hills Provincial Park, Alberta & Saskatchewan

British Columbia

 * Vancouver, British Columbia
 * Victoria, British Columbia
 * Trail, British Columbia
 * Fernie, British Columbia

Ontario

 * Toronto, Ontario
 * Niagra Falls, Ontario

California

 * San Diego, California - San Diego Zoo, Seaworld
 * Los Angeles, California - Universal Studios

Montana

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Mexico

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Japan

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 * Sendai, Japan

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User:(WT-en) TheSentinel

Hello! Welcome to Wikivoyage. I would recommend to start with our Tips for new contributors if you feel like it. To specialize your experience you may want to consider editing your preferences. Please take a second to look at our copyleft and policies and guidelines, but feel free to plunge forward and edit some pages. Scanning the manual of style, especially the article templates, can give you a good idea of how we like articles formatted. If you're new to the whole wiki software look at the wiki markup to get an idea of how to use the wiki markup. If you need help, check out Project:Help, and if you need some info not on there, post a message in the travellers' pub.

Thanks for your work on Medan, but please give the sources of all your images: did you take them yourself, and where is the map from? -- (WT-en) Jpatokal 03:46, 3 February 2007 (EST)

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=Sandbox= I use this space to format and correct articles I am currently working on.

=Sea to Sea=

Sea to Sea is a short trek spanning from the Mediterranean Sea to the Sea of Galilee. It is usually a three to four day trip which suggests a nice experience of the Upper Galilee.

Prepare
It is essential to have the Israel Hiking Map Number 2. The Israel Hiking Maps are scaled 1:50000 and are very accurate. The trails are marked corresponding to the colors on the map. You can buy one at any camping store for around one hundred shekel.

The trek can be done almost any time of the year except for winter and the peak of summer. The preferable time to go is during the Spring. Be aware of the timing of the holidays. During Passover this trek is incredibly popular, especially for the many youth movements of Israel.

Watch weather in the area a week prior to leaving. Much of the trail runs on river beds that are normally dry or muddy, unless it has rained heavily recently, in which case they are not traversable.

The trek is usually done from East to West. It is much easier to travel this direction.

Water is not an issue; there is water at end of every day and sometimes in between at parks or campsites. Carry enough water for a day. Do not drink out of the rivers or springs because they could be polluted. Bring enough food for the whole trek, although it is possible to purchase some if you choose to hike through any of the towns located along, or not far off, the trail.

Get in
You can start on Mediterranean side by one of two popular options. The first option starts from Akhziv Shore, six kilometers north of Nahariyah on Route 4. From here you follow Nahal Kaziv. You can reach Akhziv by bus or taxi from Nahariyah. The second option is to start the trek a day’s worth of hiking east by taking a taxi or bus from Nahariyah and starting somewhere on Nahal Kaziv. A good place is Goren where there is picnic area. This option allows for a shorter trip.

Tradition
It is tradition to take a small bottle of water from one sea and dump it into the other. Another tradition is to dunk your head, or go swimming, in each sea.

Day 1: Akziv to Ma’alot 22 km
From Akziv shore follow Nahal Kaziv. The trail will be unmarked but it you will know you are hiking on Kaziv because it is the only Nahal (riverbed) at Akziv shore. When Nahal Kaziv intersects Route 70 there will be a green trail. This trail follows Nahal Kaziv. Continue until you reach Ein Zev. From Ein Zev you can hike into Ma’alot and sleep in a hostel or hike northeast of Ein Zev and camp in the national park there. Be aware that there is no water at the national park. There is water available 1 km south in the settlement of Abririm.

Day 2: Ma’lot to Mount Meron 17 km
From Ma’a lot the trail for Nahal Kaziv picks up again on the eastern side of the town at Ein Tabat. If you stayed at the national park you will need to follow the road from Abririm for about 5 km through the town of Elkosh. At the intersection of Routes 89 and 8944, about a kilometer south of Elkosh, the trail on Nahal Kaziv starts again. The reason for the gap in the in the trail following Nahal Kaziv from Ein Zev to Ein Tabat is because that section of the Nahal is a wildlife sanctuary. Continue following Kaziv until it forks at the intersection of an unmarked road. Follow the eastern trail. This is Nahal Neriya. Nahal Neriya will take to the base of Mount Meron. There is a campsite run by the Nature and Parks Authority.

Day 3: Mount Meron to Tsfat approximately 20 km
From this point on you will be following The Israel National Trail.

Start the day with a short intense climb to the top of Mount Meron. Meron is the second highest peak in Israel. On a clear day you can see all the way to Lebanon.

After hiking up and over Meron you will be on Nahal Meron that quickly connects to Nahal Amud.

Once on Nahal Amud you can decide if you want to walk up the ridge into the city of Tsfat to spend the night, or continue down Nahal Amud for another few kilometers and stay in one of the two campsites on the east side of the Nahal.

Day 4: Tsfat to The Sea of Galilee approximately 20 km
Follow Nahal Amud until you reach the Sea of Galilee. This section of the trail running along Nahal Amud is very steep and dangerous. Be careful and take it slow. You will pass some ruins of pump stations built by the British before Israel was a state.

At the end of Nahal Amud the Israel National Trail will continue to Migdal. When you enter into a banana grove, stop following the INT and walk to the east. You will see the Sea of Galilee and the town of Ginosar.

Stay safe
Sea to Sea is very popular trip for Israelis. Generally, Israelis are open people. It is not uncommon to be offered a cup of coffee or to be joined for a meal while hiking on the trail. It is acceptable to camp in a farm, some of the trails even run right through them. The farmers do not mind as long as you are respectful of their land. The biggest threat to your trip will be the weather.

Get out
Once you arrive at the Sea of Galilee you can take a bus to the destination of your choice. There are buses that run and have stops on Route 90. These can get you to Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. The alternative is to call a taxi and go to Tiberius and take a bus to almost anywhere in the country. Be aware that buses do not run on Saturdays in Israel.

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St. Mountain Park is located in St. Mountain, Georgia and is adjacent to the St. Mountain Village.

It is the largest formation of Granite on earth and is one of the visited sites in the State of Georgia as well as the Southeast. For the traveler, there are several hotels at the park, as well as an ample amount of RV and Camping space.

Among the outdoor activities available are a five (5) mile walking, biking, and running trail (around the mountain) and a 1.3 mile Hiking Trail from the base to the top (my personal favorite).

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User:(WT-en) The Snackmaster

About Me
Im from Stockholm, Sweden, and I'm pretty new with this wikipedia stuff so we will see how it goes, bear with me if I do a lot of mistakes in formatting and stuff like that. I like travelling and I have been to many countries (something around 40) and lived for extended periods (more than a year) in four including Sweden so I contribute in various places and to various degrees. Im usually happy to help so if you want to know something about some place that I have written about then please write in my talk page and I will try to help you out.

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User:(WT-en) TheSoggyStick

I like to travel, although I have never flown in a plane before. I was born in British Columbia, Canada.

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User:(WT-en) Thesslstore

The SSL Store is a company owned and operated by Rapid Web Services, LLC, an affiliate of Tuncer and Tuncer, Inc. The company was founded in 2007 and is based in St. Petersburg, Florida; It has additional offices in Amsterdam, Turkey, and India.

Business Model

The SSL Store is a discount reseller of secure socket layer (SSL) certificates and PCI-DSS compliance tools. Its vendors include VeriSign, GeoTrust, Thawte, RapidSSL, and Trustwave.

The company has three divisions: Retail, Enterprise and Channel (which includes the Partner Subdivision and Affiliate Subdivision ). Enterprise services larger organizations, and Channel services Web professionals promoting online and/or purchasing wholesale.

Credibility

The SSL Store and its Web site are third-party validated by VeriSign (Extended Validation) and by Trustwave (PCI Compliance). The company’s CEO and founder, John Tuncer, is a former board member of the St. Petersburg Chamber of Commerce. In 2011, the Chamber named him the Paul L. Getting Chamber Member, an award for leadership contributions.

TheSSLstore

Industry:-	Internet software and services

Founded:-	Saint Petersburg, Florida(2007)

Headquarters:-	Saint Petersburg, Florida

Key people:-	John Tuncer (CEO), Parag Mehta (CTO)

Products:-	SSL Certificates

Employees:-	~50 (2011)

Parent:-	Rapid Web Services

Website:-	www.thesslstore.com

See also

•	SSL Certificate

External Links

•	THE SSL STORE Corporate Website

•	THE SSL STORE Partner Program

•	THE SSL STORE Affiliate Program

•	THE SSL STORE Blog

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User:(WT-en) Thesurveyor

I travel a LOT, mainly on business but at least every couple of months on pleasure. While most of my travel is in the continental U.S., I've also ventured to Europe, Asia, and New Zealand. Everything I post will be based on a first-hand account -- I don't deal in rumors.

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Funny wiki's grand opening!

Hi, I won't be here very much. Still.

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(WT-en) Uza:The.thing!

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We are The Travelaholics, we travel around the world in our vacations. Our hobby's are videography, photography and of course traveling. We build our own web-side: www.thetravelaholics.com and our You-tube channel is found on: http://www.youtube.com/thetravelaholics

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User:(WT-en) Thewayoftheduck

I'm an English teacher in Saitama, Japan with far too much time to kill at my desk.

Originally from Melbourne, Australia, I've also lived in the UK and spent a few months travelling around Europe (Spain, Portugal, Italy, France, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, Germany and Holland.)

While in Japan I've explored Tokyo, Yokohama, Chiba, Hakuba, Nikko and Kanazawa. Fukuoka and Hokkaido are next on the list, so let me know if you have any advice.

SUMMER 2006 KANSAI TOUR - Spending a week or two backpacking around Kansai in August, stopping in Kyoto, Hiroshima, Osaka and Kobe using the Seishun 18 Ticket (Jyuuhachi Kippu). Any advice? If you've been to Kansai, please drop me a line on my talk page and let me know what you loved about the area.

My travelogue and photos are here

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User:(WT-en) Thewholecomb

My name is Steve, I'm stuck in a dead-end job and have dreams of traveling the world. Everywhere and anywhere. I'm currently trying to figure out ways in which I can achieve my dream.

Things I know enough about to be helpful
Virginia Washington DC

Places I've been
(Exclusive of a few in-transit airports)

California (San Francisco, Los Angeles, Yosemite National Park) Connecticut (Hartford, Mystic) Deleware (Hi, I'm in Deleware) Georgia (Denny's somewhere while driving through) Illinois (Chicago) Iowa (The Iowa 80 Truck Stop) Maine (Some beach) Maryland (All over) Massachusetts (Boston, Plymouth, Lexington, Concord) Michigan (Detroit) Nebraska (Omaha) New Jersey (That horrible turnpike) New York (NYC, Whitepost) Nevada (Reno, Lake Tahoe) New Hampshire (Driving through) North Carolina (Kitty Hawk, Nagshead) Ohio (Cleveland) Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, Hershey, Gettysburg, Lancaster, New Holland) Rhode Island (Driving through) South Carolina (Myrtle Beach) Tennessee (Nashville, Manchester [Bonnaroo]) Virginia (I live here) Washington DC (I work here) West Virginia (Martinsburg, Harpers Ferry, Charleston)

More to come, hopefully, as I'd like to see all 50 states.

Canada Ontario (Across the border from Detroit. I didn't like their McDonalds)

Italy (Rome, Florence, Pisa, San Gimignano) U.K. (London) Vatican City (Ok, I know this doesn't really count, but I want to look more important)

Places I want to visit
This list is going to be very long, and will probably change, but it'll help me get started. Maybe if I realize how many places I need to see, I'll realize how limited the time is to see them and go see them. A checklist, if you will:

(COMING SOON)

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User:(WT-en) The Yeti

Welcome to my userpage. The Yeti is actually a high school student from North Carolina named Jackson.

WikiPedia:User:Mr.crabby

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User:(WT-en) Theyoungshepherd

It's us:

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User:(WT-en) THjukkas

I am new to the wiki scene, but having used different wikis, like everyone else for a few years now, I felt it was about time to start to contribute some.. I have started with my home area Kiruna in sweden and will try to update it whenever I have time, which it seems like Im not going to have much of in the near future.. but I will do what I can =)

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User:(WT-en) Thomas Bleher

Hi, my name is Thomas Bleher, I maintain my own wiki at spiele.j-crew.de. I'm also a MediaWiki developer and sometimes active on muenchenwiki.de.

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User:(WT-en) Thomas Husmann

I am 26 years old and live in Zürich, Switzerland.

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User:(WT-en) Thomas.macmillan

Hello there! My name is Tom and I also an editor on Wikipedia's English version (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Thomas.macmillan for my user page there)

I am not the most accomplished traveller but I feel as if I have something to offer to WikiTravel, having visited several well visited places (Israel and Egypt, as examples) and several not so well visited one {Kosovo and Macedonia). I am a sophomore at Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts. In March 2007, I will go to Costa Rica and Panama and from August 2007-December 2007, I will be in Namibia (primarily) and also in South Africa. I hope to visit Zimbabwe and maybe Mozambique as well. Happy travels everyone!

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User:(WT-en) Thomas Paine1776

hi

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User:(WT-en) ThomasRuschke

Thomas Ruschke Website Blog Facebook Twitter

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User:(WT-en) Thomas Zaw

Mingalarbar, I am Thomas Zaw and my Burmese name is Thura , so you can call any one as you want. I am from Myanmar (Burma). I like to do in service industry ,especially in Tourism Industry because i like traveling. I would like to visit anywhere but i could not in the real. So, i would like to host international tourist and i looking for the chance to help them for their travel in Myanmar. I am happy when they satisfied their visit in Myanmar. I am also worry, if they not happy and facing the problems about accommodation , foods and other Infrastructure about Tourism. Since last year, most of the tourist were more interested to traveling in Myanmar, Figure make new significant point of tourist incoming but it could not compare with our neighbor countries and other South East Asian Countries.

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User:(WT-en) ThompsonM

Hi my name is Michael Thompson. I am from Guildford in the UK.

I have travelled extensively in Europe and South East Asia. My notable favourite destinations are Thailand, Barcelona (Spain), Czech Republic and Egypt.

I am passionate about travel and have recent enjoyed sharing my knowledge of towns that I am familiar with in Surrey.

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User:(WT-en) Thony1guesthouse

User talk:(WT-en) Thony1guesthouse

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User:(WT-en) Thorsten

My German user page: de:Benutzer:(WT-de) Thorsten.

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User:(WT-en) ThriftyCarRental

Thrifty Car Rental

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User:(WT-en) Thristhan

Thristhan.com started as a repository to key down all my thoughts and encounters of my unique and challenging life. A year later it concentrated on Travel and Food. Now with the addiction of eating and exploring new horizons, this has become one of Malaysia’s fast growing Travel and Food online hangout.

I started my travel journey at a ripe age of 15 in 1997 when I with my family went to live in the United Kingdom where I did my O’Levels. We lived in the Central Business District area in Bristol, England. Still too young to condsider writing, I only managed to experience the travel journeys without documenting anything. I was based there in UK for about 2 years exploring England, London and Paris.

Malaysia in general I have covered most of the states in Peninsular Malaysia, a couple of the Islands and a very small portion of Sabah. There a lot of good place that I’ve not taken the time to visit. This year (2011) I will covering some parts of Indonesia, Sarawak and Singapore.

I also had to opportunity to pursue my degree at the Outbacks of Australia which also gave me the chance to explore the lifestyle, culture and history of the Australians. Gold Coast, Brisbane and Sunshine Coast are a few of the place that I enjoy in Australia.

One of my goals is to pursue travelling as my full time job where I would be able to show my readers that at a very low cost, we can travel comfortably all around the world. Through Roadtrips and Backpacking from one place to another, I believe in another 5-10 years time, thristhan.com would in fact become a full-fledged infotainment centre for travelers and explorers.

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User:(WT-en) Thrudur84

Hello there fellow travellers!

My name is Thrudur and I live in Hanstholm, Northwestern Denmark. I'm originally from the small village of Hella in Southern Iceland, but I move around a lot. I have travelled extensively, mostly in South America and you'll find me as an active member of Lonely Planet's Thorntree Forum on the internet. I love photography and travelling - two hobbies that go together in perfect harmony. I love all animals, specially cats, dogs and horses, all sorts of outdoor activities and sports such as hiking, camping and diving. When travelling, I'd normally go on my own with my backpack, as I find myself getting a deeper feeling and understanding of the country I'm visiting if on my own, as well as the opportunity to team up with fellow travellers on the road. Things that are never missing in my backpack is my camera and my Victorinox Swiss army knife.

Favourite places I've been to include:
 * Landmannalaugar, Iceland
 * Álftavatn, Iceland
 * Jökulsárlón, Iceland
 * La Paz, Bolivia
 * Rurrenabaque, Bolivia
 * Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia
 * Machu Picchu, Peru
 * Arequipa, Peru
 * Iguazu Falls, Argentina
 * Talampaya National Park, Argentina
 * San Pedro de Atacama, Chile
 * Pucón, Chile
 * La Serena, Chile
 * Angel Falls, Venezuela
 * Neuschwanstein Castle, Germany
 * Heidelberg, Germany
 * Hallstatt, Austria
 * Interlaken, Switzerland
 * London, England
 * Mont Saint-Michel, France
 * Marrakech, Morocco
 * Koh Samui, Thailand
 * Chiang Mai, Thailand
 * Nai Soi, Thailand
 * Ayuthaya, Thailand
 * Tikal, Guatemala
 * Pacaya volcano, Guatemala
 * Chichicastenango, Guatemala

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User:(WT-en) Tht united

About me + contact info
Hey guys, i'm a 100% Petaling Jaya native and this explains my heavy contribution to the Petaling Jaya page! Other contributions of mine can be found on the Phuket Island, Patong, Phi Phi, Kamala, Karon, Langkawi, and Penang articles with more to come!

Fellow Wikivoyageians can contact me via email (tht.united@gmail.com) or Windows Life (clienut_tht@hotmail.com) for further travel- or other stuff-related chat :D...

Phuket trip (July 28-31, 2007)
Just came back from beautiful Phuket, after a 4D3N trip there together with my gf... The flight was via the ever-affordable AirAsia and a model aircraft actually came back with me as a sign of loyalty! We stayed at the excellent all-suite Kamala Bay Garden Resort which was just a stone's throw away from the interesting FantaSea cultural theme park and also just 15 minutes ride from Patong (by tuk-tuk)...

Speaking of Patong, the place has recovered almost 100% from the devastating 2004 tsunami, in fact, it was as if nothing happened and the place is still as bustling and happening as ever! Bangla Road remains the ever popular nightspot with its "lady boys" and local gals all over the place enticing visitors (particularly the "Mat Salleh" caucacians!) to drop by their respective nightspots... The Jungceylon Shopping Mall is a welcome addition to the Patong scene, in fact, the typical "Phuket" tees sold there are WAY cheaper than those on Thaveewong Beach Road (100B as compared with 200B on Beach Rd., that even after bargaining!)...

Phi Phi was, as mentioned in many travel guides, as superb as it is, considering the place also suffered significant damage from the tsunami... The popularity of the Islands is evident from the fact that the tourists far outnumbered the locals in the main town at Ton Sai Bay (Phi Phi Don, to be exact)... Too bad we only stayed for an hour there for lunch and shopping, but there will almost certainly be a second trip to this beautiful diving spot!

Also, we paid a visit to the Wat Chalong, the biggest Buddhist temple on Phuket, located at Chalong Bay (the place where boats depart for the Similans, Phi Phi, and James Bond Island)... The complex was huge, with several large buildings including the main stupa... It was quite crowded with people, considering there was no major Buddhist celebration on that day and not forgetting that July is the low season in Phuket...

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User:(WT-en) Thunderhead

Thunderhead is an administrator on several wiki sites, a bureaucrat on a few, and has set up and technically advises several.

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User:(WT-en) Thuringowacityrep

Welcome to my user page i mainly edit on Wikipedia but i have a page on here that i am still working on and updating. plus plan to add some more articles soon

Pages i created
 * Thuringowa

Pages i help update
 * Townsville
 * Paluma

please feel free to contact me if you feel that any of my edits are incorrect or if you need any info.

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User:(WT-en) Tibetnomad

Tibet Everest Base Camp Tour Kathmandu Lhasa Everest base camp tour, Tibet Everest base camp tour, Tibet Everest base camp trek, Lhasa Everest base camp tour, Tibet Everest base camp trip, Everest base camp overland trip

Kathmandu Lhasa Everest base camp tour absolutely offers you some of the most amazing scenery, Tibetan villages with very innocent people, charming view of the Himalayas and many more. This holiday is blending of culturally and naturally rewarding journey. A visit to important places of interest in Tibet including cultural, historic and natural attractions of Tibet, secondly remarkable Everest base camp trip is full of amazing things. The fascinating panoramic view beamed from the great north face of Mount Everest is sensational.

Everest Base Camp Tour Itinerary: DAY 01: KATHMANDU - LHASA 3650M Fly on Air China flight to Lhasa Tibet. Upon arrival at Gonggar Airport, Tibetan guide shall meet you and transfer provide to Lhasa city. Overnight at Hotel.

DAY 02/03: LHASA SIGHTSEEING TOUR Visit The Potala & Norbulinka Palace, Drepung & Sera Monastery, Jorkhang Temple & Barkhor Bazar. Overnight at hotel.

DAY 04: DRIVE LHASA TO GYANTSE (259 KMS) Drive to Gyantse crossing the Kamba La (4794m) & Koro La Pass (5010m). Via the Lake Yamdrok Tso. Overnight at hotel.

DAY 05: DRIVE GYANTSE TO SHIGATSE (90 KMS) 3900M Morning: Visit the Khumbhum Stupa & Phalkor Monastery at Gyantse. Embark on a pleasant 2 hrs, drive to Shigatse. Afternoon: Sightseeing tours of the Tashilumpo Monastery and the free Tibetan market. Overnight at Hotel.

DAY 06: DRIVE SHIGATSE TO XEGAR (244 KMS) 3900M Drive approx. 8 hrs to Xegar having sightseeing tour with amazing scenery, Tibetan villages with its innocent people and many more. Overnight at Hotel.

DAY 07: DRIVE XEGAR TO DZA RAMBUK (60 KMS) 4920M Drive over rocky terrain on 4WD by Land Cruiser to the village of Dza Rangphu. Overnight at guest house.

DAY 08: EVEREST BASE CAMP EXCURSION (5090M) A two and half hrs (it depends on your walking speed) trek from the Rongbuk Monastery will lead you to the base camp of the highest peak on earth. The north faces of Mount Everest (8848m) or Mt. Quomolangma in Tibetan. Explore the Base Camp and the Rangphu Glacier. Retreat to lodge. Later in the afternoon, return to Tingri (approx. 96 kms/3hrs). Overnight at guest house.

DAY 09: DRIVE TINGRI TO NYALAM 214 KMS (3750M) Drive downhill to Nyalam crossing two spectacular passes- The Lalung La (5082m) & Nyalam (3800m). Overnight at Hotel.

DAY 10: DRIVE NYALAM TO KATHMANDU 123 KMS (1200M) Drive downhill to Zhangmu and to the Friendship Bridge where transportation awaits for the groups for final journey to Kathmandu.

Includes:

Twin sharing accommodation at standard hotel during the tour ( on bed and breakfast basis ) Four Wheel drive (4500 or 2004 model Toyota) with Govt. license holder driver during the tour Tibet Travel permits English speaking guide during the tour Monasteries entrance Fees Lhasa city tours with all necessary entry permits Airports pick up and transfer by Car or Van Pick up by Car/van from Kodari boarder (Friendship Bridge) to Kathmandu Excludes:

Kathmandu - Lhasa Flight fare Lunch, Dinner, Drinks, Alcoholic beverages Tibet / China Visa Fee Nepal Visa and Nepal Re-entry visa Travel insurance, Meals and accommodation in Kathmandu Extra costs due to Landslides, road blockage and other such weather related problems

Further more Details visit www.tibetnomad.com www.missionecotrek.com

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User:(WT-en) Ticinoinfosa

Ticinoinfo SA is a services society born in 1997 which takes care and distributes turistic data about the Ticino region. The main purpose is to rationalize the data-gathering and to distribute them to different partners interessed in using those contents. During the years, the growth of the data bank and the constant updating of the informations made it possible for the society to become a leader and a reference for Ticino's tourism and for all the operators of this important sector.

Ticinoinfo SA Via Lugano 12 6500 Bellinzona Tel: +41 91 821 53 33 Fax: +41 91 825 36 14 email: info@ticinoinfo.ch  Website: www.ticino.ch

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User:(WT-en) Tickerage

Hi, I'm Chuck. Please feel free to contact me at Tickerage@hotmail.com. I am an Urban Planner by trade and live in Florida. I've been a true Wiki fan since late last year. As a former stats researcher, I love the data side of things, I also love to travel and find secret places filled with charm. I've traveled extensively, so it's my pleasure to add info wherever there's a need.

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User:(WT-en) Tid3kumi

Hello, Tid3kumi! Welcome to Wikivoyage.

To help get you started contributing, we've created a tips for new contributors page, full of helpful links about policies and guidelines and style, as well as some important information on copyleft and basic stuff like how to edit a page. If you need help, check out Project:Help, or post a message in the travellers' pub.

Thanks for your updates to Beppu! (WT-en) Jpatokal 01:42, 28 September 2009 (EDT)

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User:(WT-en) Tiger

Hi, Im EC Tan, from Raub, Pahang, Malaysia.

I had been travelling around South East Asia, Southern China, and East Asia (Minus Korea).

You can view my photos collection at Webshots

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User:(WT-en) Tigerboyav

im in the secret service (witch isn't a secret any more) and im here to make sure nothing illegal is going on here. HAHA!! im not in the secret service. just messing with u guys.

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User:(WT-en) Tigersafari

Come see why we were Voted 2008 top three destinations for children in Oklahoma! Tiger Safari is located just 20 minutes south west of OKC. We're located on 45 acres just two miles east of Tuttle off Highway 37. Tiger Safari is a not for profit interactive zoological park and we strive to give the animals which reside at Tiger Safari the utmost quality in care. We currently have 54 knowledgeable volunteers and staff. We are here to assist you and your loved ones in having one of the best times of your life. Come join us and hold some of our many baby animals from baby lemurs, baby red kangaroo, baby wallaby, baby fennec foxes and last but not least see our two baby white tiger cubs! Over 135 animals reside at Tiger Safari ranging from small reptiles to large felines and bears in our park. Tiger Safari has some of the rarest cats in Oklahoma: Barbary lion, Royal white tiger, and a Royal Golden Tabby tiger, the rarest tiger in the world. Come feed Rajah, our Siberian Tiger! Witness the exceptional personalities of our many exotic birds and if that's not enough come surf one of our amazing sulcatta tortoises! Come soak in the tranquility of the park by being a Tiger Safari camper, get a late night hay ride, sleep under the stars and bask in the beauty of our exceptional animals at night. Come and check us out, you will not be disappointed! Come see for yourself why Tiger Safari is so unique.

Check out our New Sundowner Tours: After arriving at the park the guests gathered for refreshments. The staff brought out a baby lemur, kangaroo, fennec foxes, tropical birds, an alligator and much more. Everyone had a great time. After a hands on intereaction with the animals, the guests then enjoyed a guided tour through the park including participating in the Tiger Feeding Station, Bear Feeding Station, Petting Zoo and more. You will have to come see for yourself why the Sundowner Safari tour is a unique and awesome adventure. After your tour your photos will be posted on the site as well. visit our web site's at www.tigersafari.us or www.myspace.com/tigersafari. Additional contact number: (405) 414-9365

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User:(WT-en) Tiger Safari

Come see why we were Voted 2008 top three destinations for children in Oklahoma! Tiger Safari is located just 20 minutes south west of OKC. We're located on 45 acres just two miles east of Tuttle off Highway 37. Tiger Safari is a not for profit interactive zoological park and we strive to give the animals which reside at Tiger Safari the utmost quality in care. We currently have 54 knowledgeable volunteers and staff. We are here to assist you and your loved ones in having one of the best times of your life. Come join us and hold some of our many baby animals from baby lemurs, baby red kangaroo, baby wallaby, baby fennec foxes and last but not least see our two baby white tiger cubs! Over 135 animals reside at Tiger Safari ranging from small reptiles to large felines and bears in our park. Tiger Safari has some of the rarest cats in Oklahoma: Barbary lion, Royal white tiger, and a Royal Golden Tabby tiger, the rarest tiger in the world. Come feed Rajah, our Siberian Tiger! Witness the exceptional personalities of our many exotic birds and if that's not enough come surf one of our amazing sulcatta tortoises! Come soak in the tranquility of the park by being a Tiger Safari camper, get a late night hay ride, sleep under the stars and bask in the beauty of our exceptional animals at night. Come and check us out, you will not be disappointed! Come see for yourself why Tiger Safari is so unique.

Check out our New Sundowner Tours: After arriving at the park the guests gathered for refreshments. The staff brought out a baby lemur, kangaroo, fennec foxes, tropical birds, an alligator and much more. Everyone had a great time. After a hands on intereaction with the animals, the guests then enjoyed a guided tour through the park including participating in the Tiger Feeding Station, Bear Feeding Station, Petting Zoo and more. You will have to come see for yourself why the Sundowner Safari tour is a unique and awesome adventure. After your tour your photos will be posted on the site as well.

visit our web site's at www.tigersafari.us or www.myspace.com/tigersafari. Additional contact number: (405) 414-9365

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User:(WT-en) Tigra

email/GTalk: [mailto:tigrenka@gmail.com tigrenka@gmail.com]

About myself
I was born in Moscow, Russia and live here right now. Travelling became my hobby since I was three years old. It was the strain, that I was born with. When I was young I managed to visit some distant places of my country like Taimyr, and now I have the possibility to see the world.

My travel experience

 * USA
 * Louisiana
 * New Orleans
 * Florida
 * Miami
 * Fort Lauderdale
 * Orlando
 * Pensacola
 * San Marco Island
 * Naples
 * California
 * San Diego
 * Los Angeles
 * San Francisco
 * Texas
 * Houston
 * Kemah
 * Galveston
 * San Antonio
 * Austin
 * South Padre Island
 * Illinois
 * Chicago
 * New York State
 * New York
 * Spain
 * Canary Islands
 * Tenerife
 * Andalucia
 * Malaga
 * Torremolinos
 * Catalonia
 * Barcelona
 * France
 * United Kingdom
 * England
 * London
 * Cambridge
 * Netherlands
 * North-Holland
 * Amsterdam
 * Germany
 * Baden Wuerttemberg
 * Freiburg
 * Brandenburg
 * Berlin
 * Neuhardenberg
 * Steinhoefel
 * Luebbenau
 * Saxony
 * Dresden
 * Thailand
 * Chonburi
 * Pattaya
 * Phuket
 * Turkey
 * Marmara (Region)
 * Istanbul

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User:(WT-en) Tiki

Maybe Tiki shoud reveal himself so we can send feedback to his action

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User:(WT-en) Tiles

I'm based in Wellington, New Zealand but enjoy travelling in Australia and India. I have been involved with wikipedia, see me here and am looking forward to contributing to wikivoyage.

My wife and I have been travelling around Australia on State Highway 1 over the last few years and have driven from Port Douglas in Queensland to Perth in Western Australia. We have also travelled on the Stuart Highway from Adelaide to Coober Pedy going north and from Darwin to Mataranka going south.

This winter we cheated a bit and travelled by air from Perth to Broome and from Broome to Kununurra. But did drive from Kununurra to Turkey Creek and back for a visit to Purnululu National Park. We have tried to see as much of the country as possible, returning to interesting places and trying alternative routes. Along the way we have experienced some of the best hotels in Sydney and Melbourne and some of the worst roadhouses on State Highway 1. Our various itineraries have highlights and lowlights. I hope we can share them.

In India we have experienced the tropical states of Tamil Nadu and Kerala. In the north we have travelled from Delhi to Rajasthan onto Agra and back to Delhi. Nobody can be unaffected by India. You either hate it and never go back or you become entranced. We are planning to return for a third visit and hope that we can pick up advice from the wikivoyage pages.

Useful things
Template here

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User:(WT-en) Tiltedsun

Project:What is a docent?

Docent for Keansburg, NJ http://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Keansburg

Please contact via e-mail: tiltedsun@verizon.net

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User:(WT-en) Tim

I recently live in Leipzig, Germany. So far I've been in France for a year and traveled around in Europe. I like culture, getting to know the people and their lives in other countries instead of only doing sightseeing :)

More about me

 * VeganWiki
 * Sprachenabend Leipzig
 * CoForum
 * CollaborativeLearningWiki
 * GründerWiki

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User:(WT-en) Tim Andonian

Aspiring Vagrant

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User:(WT-en) Tim Chambers

I love wikis! More at my wiki home page.

2006-12-12

Just discovered Wikimapia. It's brilliant!

2006-03-18

Sitting in a coffee shop in Golden. Created its Wikivoyage page. I mentioned to the proprietor that it's hard to find free wireless in Colorado. That's based on my experience in Colorado Springs (unwiredaccess.net is still alive and kicking around town) and Gunnison ($10 / hr?! Get real!). Fort Collins, on the other hand, is especially good for free wireless.

He said, "That's because it's a Republican state!" He had no idea who he was talking to. :)

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User:(WT-en) Timeshifter

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User:(WT-en) TimeTravelGuide

Have you ever dreamed about time travel? We can arrange it! Kiev has so many places to take you back in time - for centuries or even epochs. Each page of our history is so exciting and interesting! Each is filled with courage, heroism and even mysticism! Almost every street has its own story of amazing facts that show how interesting, absorbing and unique Kiev really is. You’re about to fall in love with Kiev! ©

Contact with us: www.ttguide.net anna(at)ttguide.net +38 (063) 438 36 28

Anna

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User:(WT-en) Tim in phuket

My personal blogs about living in Phuket,Thailand... - [] Restaurants in Phuket... - Things 2 do in Phuket... - A concierge 4 Phuket... - / Photos of Phuket ... - Weddings in Phuket... - Exploring Thailand... -

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User:(WT-en) Timkeller

A new traveller, looking to contribute.

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User:(WT-en) TimM

Hi there! I'm Tim, 29 years old, originally from England and now living in Lausanne, Switzerland.

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User:(WT-en) Timo

I am Timo Heuer, freelance journalist and student living in Hanover (Lower Saxony, Northern Germany. I like to travel -- but I don't enjoy beach holidays. I like city trips and discovering new cultures and talking to people. I like taking photos of my trips and like every photograph, I would like to share them.

Destinations

 * Germany (that's where I was born and live)
 * Netherlands
 * Zandvoort (North Holland)
 * Switzerland (transit and short stop)
 * Austria (transit and short stop)
 * Denmark
 * Rodby
 * Spain
 * Mallorca
 * Italy
 * Garda Lake
 * France
 * Strasbourg (Alsace)

Where I go soon for my first time:
 * Cuxhaven, Germany (July 08)
 * Heligoland, Germany (July 08)
 * Bremen, Germany (July 08)
 * Stuttgart, Germany (September 08)
 * Heidelberg, Germany (October 08)
 * Wannsee, Germany (October 08)
 * Silicon Valley, US (July 09)
 * San Francisco, US (July 09)

Where I want to go soon(er or later):
 * User:(WT-en) Timo/Future

My Photos:
 * User:(WT-en) Timo/Photos
 * Flickr - You can use any of them under a Creative Commons license

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Where I'd like to go.

Spain

 * Madrid
 * Barcelona

France

 * Paris
 * Monaco (not France, but near)
 * Nice

UK

 * London
 * Glasgow
 * Oxford
 * Stonehenge

Italy

 * Venice
 * Milan
 * Rome
 * Vatican (in Rome)

Portugal

 * Lisbon
 * Porto

Others

 * Budapest

Canada

 * Montreal
 * Quebec

US

 * Nome - Alaska
 * New York City, NY
 * Los Angeles, CA
 * Washington D.C., D.C.
 * Las Vegas, NV
 * San Francisco, CA
 * Seattle, WA
 * Chicago, IL
 * Austin, TX
 * Hawaii
 * one of the Springfields
 * Philadelphia, PA

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User:(WT-en) Timo/Photos

My photos (either public domain or Creative Commons).

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User:(WT-en) Timo Laine

I'm not a very experienced traveller, but I have been to a few places. As I live in Finland, I've of course been to St. Petersburg in Russia, Stockholm in Sweden, and Tallinn in Estonia. Some slightly more remote destinations I've visited include Italy (Florence and Tuscany in general, Rome, Turin, the Langhe and Milan), Prague, New York City, San Francisco, London, Budapest, Athens, Portugal, Linz and Brussels.

My personal website is timoroso.com. You can contact me by email.

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User:(WT-en) Timsahb

I travel the world a fair bit both for business and backpacking.

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User:(WT-en) TimSC

Website

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User:(WT-en) Timyang

Currently in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

My page about the Thaipusam festival in Malaysia. http://timyang.com/thaipusam/

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User:(WT-en) Tinadanniel

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We can provide you complete travel services in Vietnam. Let us know what you want and we can make it happen.

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User:(WT-en) Tina Woodall

Tina Woodall, part owner of A-Team Massage in Orlando FL.

A-Team Massage has provided outcall massage in Orlando, Kissimmee and the theme park areas (Disney, Universal, Sea World) since 2004. We work with locals and tourists, delivering massages to homes, hotels and vacation homes.

http://A-TeamMassage.com

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User:(WT-en) Tinfoiled

This is me.

Ryan Skraba grew up in small town Medicine Hat, moved to big city Paris, via groovy city Vancouver.

I try to spend half my vacation time in France and the other half visiting other places in Europe. Especially now that I get as much vacation time as my French co-workers!

I've recently travelled to:

 * London
 * Bayeux, Mont_Saint_Michel, Dinan, Saint-Malo
 * Barcelona
 * Rome

My to-do list includes:

 * Paris/Montparnasse The 14th arrondissement (my home).

I keep a travel journal.

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User:(WT-en) Tinkerer

Bookmarks:

 * Santa Rosa (California)

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User:(WT-en) Tiptoety

Hello, I have an account on wikipedia under the same username which can be found here. If you wish to contact me my page on English wiki will be the best to do so.

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User:(WT-en) Tiraspolhostel

We are the ONLY Hostel in Tiraspol, Moldova / Transnistria! ** The Last of the USSR ** We are a 100% real hostel for backpackers! Only 15 Euros a night! Comes with a FREE Guided Tour! And Lots of other FREE STUFF! Tiraspol Hostel, tiraspolhostel@gmail.com Tel. 373-68-571-472 PARTY 2 WEEKS IN USSR PLAYGROUND FOR LESS THAN THE PRICE OF 1 NIGHT IN LONDON! - tiraspolhostel@gmail.com

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User:(WT-en) Titania

Pages I'm contributing to

 * Bregenz, London (Ontario), Stratford (Ontario), Niagara Falls (Ontario), Toronto/Midtown, Toronto/The Beach, Tobermory (Ontario)

Pages I frequently visit
Ontario town search: http://en.wikivoyage.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Search&search=ontario&fulltext=Search&offset=20&limit=20

How to link: http://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Wikivoyage:Wiki_markup

What goes where (or, what do you mean spas don't go under "Cope"?): http://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Wikivoyage:Where_you_can_stick_it

How to upload an img: http://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Wikivoyage:How_to_add_an_image

Upload an img: http://shared.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Special:Upload

Article templates: http://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Wikivoyage:Article_templates

District article overview: http://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Wikivoyage:District_article_template

Star articles: http://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Wikivoyage:Star_articles

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User:(WT-en) Tivoli

mypages

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User:(WT-en) Tizforint

(WT-es) Tizforint. Aka José A. Guzmán.

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User:(WT-en) Tjones4/prague

By plane
Ruzyně International Airport,, +420 220 111 111, +420 296 661 111,. Located 20km northwest of the city centre, it generally takes about 30 minutes to reach the city centre by car. ČSA (Czech Airlines) is the national carrier although there are many other European and US airlines (including budget operators).

Getting into the city from the airport
By bus: The cheapest way to get to the city is by bus and then transfer onto the metro. Tickets are available from the DPP kiosk in the arrivals area of Terminal 1 (26 CZK) or from the driver. Remember to validate your ticket otherwise there are hefty fines. Use the yellow box on the bus to stamp the date and time on your ticket. A standard (basic) ticket can be used on DPP metro lines, buses and trams for up to 75 minutes. Two main routes into the city centre involve:
 * 119 bus to its terminus at metro station Dejvická which is at the end of line A (green)
 * 100 bus to metro station Zličín which is at the end of line B (yellow)
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Shuttle buses
 * Airport Express (operated by Czech Railroads) takes you to railway / metro station Nádraží Holešovice (metro C), which is also the railway station connecting to Berlin and Vienna. Operates every 30 minutes (0440 - 2110) fare is 45 CZK per person available from the driver.

 * Cedaz bus +420 221 111 111 takes you to metro station Dejvická (metro A) from about 90 CZK, and up to 4 passengers to your hotel in the city for about 480 CZK. Operates every 30 minutes (0600 - 2100).

 * 123-Prague.com +420 777 885 925 offers shuttle (shared minibus)and private transfers to your hotel - charges from 16 EUR per person operates every 30 mins.

 * Smart Shuttle +420 728 40 40 40 charges 444 CZK one-way for 1-4 people, operates every 20 mins (0600 - 2200)

 * Airport Shuttle +420 602 395 421 American operated. Will transport up to 4 passengers to anywhere in Prague from 600 CZK.

 * Prague Airport Transfers +420 777 777 237 Czech operated. From 590 CZK for up to 4 people.

 * Mary's Travel +420 222 254 007 charge from 650 CZK.

By taxi: Avoid cab drivers who solicit inside the terminal building - they will charge 50% to 100% more for the same journey.
 * Airport Cars +420 220 117 078 will take you into Prague city centre from 500 CZK.
 * AAA Taxis +420 222 333 222
 * Profi Taxi +420 844 700 800
 * Halo Taxi +420 244 114 411

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User:(WT-en) TJTravels

TJ Travels is the Author of "Visit The African Continent" I have published this book to help students and Tourists to have knowledge of important information when visiting any of the African Countries and to assist students both in Africa and all over the world in becoming aware of other African Countries information. This book also discusses about Africans noble prize winners and those who have made a difference in the world today.

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User:(WT-en) Tkinkhorst

I'm Thijs Kinkhorst and live in Utrecht, The Netherlands.

I'm best contacted via email at thijs@kinkhorst.com.

I'm also on Wikipedia:
 * NL: http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gebruiker:Kink
 * EN: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Tkinkhorst

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User:(WT-en) Tlchurch

Oh wanderlust ... Teresa's Travels

Where the heart is

 * June 2006 - Present: Silver Spring, Maryland, USA
 * August 2004 - June 2006: College Park, Maryland, USA
 * February - August 2004: Mannheim, Germany
 * 1983-2004: Silver Spring, Maryland, USA

Quick Stats

 * Age: 22
 * Continents: 4 (North America, Europe, Asia, Africa)
 * Countries: 22 (USA, Mexico, Canada; England & Northern Ireland, Switzerland, Spain, Germany, France, Greece, Ireland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Italy, Austria, Belgium, the Netherlands; Turkey, China, South Korea; Egypt)
 * U.S. States & Territories: 30+ - California, Colorado, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin

International Trips

 * 2006
 * Northern Ireland: Belfast, Derry, Giant's Causeway (May)
 * Republic of Ireland: Dublin, Galway, The Burren (May)
 * 2004
 * Germany: Frankfurt, Mannheim, Cologne, Bonn, Worms, Speyer, Schwetzingen, Trier, Heidelberg, Weinheim, Ludwigshafen, Berlin, Munich, Oberammergau, Dresden, Lorsch, Würzburg (February-August)
 * France: Strasbourg (May), Paris (July)
 * Austria: Vienna (July)
 * Hungary: Budapest (July)
 * Czech Republic: Prague, Kutna Hora (July)
 * Switzerland: Zürich, Basel, Geneva, Lucerne, St. Mortiz, Zermatt, Bern, Bellinzona,  (March)
 * Liechtenstein: Vaduz,  (March)
 * Italy: Stresa (March)
 * Luxembourg: Luxembourg City (May)
 * 2002
 * South Korea: Pyongtaek, Seoul, Panmunjeom (July)
 * China: Xi'an, Beijing (July)
 * 2001
 * Spain: Madrid, Toledo, Granada, Seville, Cordoba,  (March)
 * 2000
 * Mexico: Cancun, Chichen Itza, Puerta Aventura (December)
 * 1999
 * Netherlands: Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Utrecht,  (March)
 * Belgium: Bruges (March)
 * England: London, Bath, Canterbury, Stonehenge,  (March)
 * Greece: Athens, Delphi, Mycenae,  (December)
 * Turkey: Istanbul, Troy, Ephesus,  (December)
 * 1998
 * Egypt: Cairo, Abu Simbel, Karnak, Luxor, Saqqara, Memphis,  (March)
 * 1992
 * Canada (between New York and Wisconsin) (Summer)

Intra-National Trips

 * 2006
 * Denver, Vail, Castle Rock and Morrison, Colorado (March)
 * Seattle and Redmond, Washington (January)
 * 2005
 * Seattle and Lake Stevens, Washington (July)
 * Shenandoah, Virginia (July)
 * Denver, Boulder and Aspen, Colorado (January)
 * 2004
 * Wichita and Derby, Kansas (December)
 * 2003
 * Wichita and Derby, Kansas (December)
 * Raleigh, North Carolina (November)
 * Charlotte, North Carolina (November)
 * Newark, Delaware (October)
 * Greenville, North Carolina (April)
 * Denver and Estes Park, Colorado (March)
 * 2002
 * Wichita and Derby, Kansas (December)
 * Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (November)
 * Blacksburg, Virginia (November)
 * Newark, Delaware (October)
 * Greenville, North Carolina (April)
 * Manitowoc, Wisconsin (March)
 * 2001
 * Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Kentucky, West Virginia (December)

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User:(WT-en) Tnd

Ciao

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User:(WT-en) To

I live in Nanjing, China.

IT'S JUST MY WAY!

Austria
 * Vienna

Belgium
 * Brussels

China

France
 * Paris

Germany
 * Berlin

Netherlands
 * Amsterdam
 * Den Haag

Indonesia
 * Bali
 * Mount Bromo
 * Gili Islands
 * Jakarta
 * Lombok
 * Solo
 * Surabaya
 * Yogyakarta

Italy
 * Milan
 * Rome
 * Venice

Luxembourg

Switzerland

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User:(WT-en) Toasta

This page describes Ben Dunham. So far he has visited the following places:

 * Oslo and the Jotenheimen mountains in Norway
 * Iceland, specifically Reykjavik and the Landmannalaugar region
 * Namibia in Africa
 * Munich in Germany
 * Amsterdam in The Netherlands
 * Various places in Italy
 * The Alps in France, Switzerland and Germany
 * San Francisco, Washington DC, Cape Cod and Charleston in the USA
 * Brazil
 * Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore
 * Dubai
 * Istanbul

Take a look at Flickr photo stream for more holiday pics.

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User:(WT-en) Tobias Conradi

http://tobiasconradi.com/tobias_conradi

http://shared.wikivoyage.org/wiki/User:Tobias_Conradi

http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Tobias_Conradi

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User:(WT-en) TobinFricke

Tobin Fricke's real wiki home is http://rocwiki.org/TobinFricke.

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User:(WT-en) Tofoo

My name is Aram. I am a medical school student from UNC-CH. My interest is in international health and development.

I have travelled to Tamil Nadu region of India, New Orleans, and Haiti for humanitarian aid and have widened my worldview from the things I have seen and the people I have met.

I am currently contributing to Haiti. It is a beautiful country. Travellers who are daring enough to travel to places where safe water is not guaranteed should visit Haiti at least once in their lifetime.

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User:(WT-en) Togeika

Born in Osaka Japan, lived in same neighborhood that Sen No Rikyu was from, went to school in Michigan, moved to Minnesota to study Soto Zen with Dainin Katagiri Roshi, moved to Mashiko, Japan to do 3 year apprenticeship with National Living Treasure Tatsuzo Shimaoka. In 2003, established my own kiln and pottery in Mashiko, Japan.

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User:(WT-en) Toitoine

well, that's just me. Currently living in Paris, hoping to see more of the world before my meat bag meets peremption date.

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