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User:(WT-en) Nicolas1981/Syntax checks/url-with-no-http

In those items, the URL just does not contains the "http://" prefix, which is probably mandatory. They can be fixed by inserting the prefix. A bot could do that reliably.

license: Creative Commons - Attribution Share-Alike - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/


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User:(WT-en) Nicolesabrina

Classics student from Kent, England, studying at St Andrews, Scotland.

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User:(WT-en) Niels

Hi, I am Niels Viveen

I organise group travel to Japan.

Have been to the country 13 times in the last 6 years.

Facts about me:
Name: Niels Viveen

Nationality: Dutch

Age: 33

Sex: Male

Hobbies: Translating Anime, Organising holidays to Japan.

Work: Department head in a supermarket, Freelance Translator, Tour operator, Anime convention chairman. Workshop teacher.

What do I want to do with in this Wiki project?
I will try to help extend the Japan page on Wiki-Travel. If you live in Europe and would like to join us on our non-profit holidays, you can contact me too ^^;;

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User:(WT-en) Niemand

I recently joined Hospitality Club. It seems to be a great method to meet people from all over the world. My profile-page: http://secure.hospitalityclub.org/hc/travel.php?cid=lizardeye

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User:(WT-en) Nigger poop

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User:(WT-en) Nik2wa

(WT-en) Nik2wa 19:44, 3 January 2010 (EST)

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User:(WT-en) Nikhil surat

I stay in Surat.

Links
i m interested to build model planes. i have some balsa plane and some elec. remote operated model planes. my dream is to build small, single set, working, flying (real) plane. any one interested in the same project will be most welcome. regard less where u stay. cause your though and idea are also valuable for me.
 * (WT-en) to-do list
 * (WT-en) Place for experiments
 * User:(WT-en) Nikhil surat/Thinking — Where I develop my unclear thoughts about any thing.

Docent
I am currently Docent for Surat and well... Consultant. Contact me on my talk page or on nikhil.surat@gmail.com if you need help. u can call me on 91+98985-86229 I'll know something about other Indian destinations too.

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Welcome Message
Hi ! Welcome to Wikivoyage. Thanks for your contributions to City!

you can write me on my talk page

can call me on +91-98985-86229

or mail/chat me on nikhil.surat@gmail.com

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User:(WT-en) Nikita Borisov

Places I've lived in:

 * Moscow, Russia
 * Paris, France
 * Ottawa, Ontario
 * Waterloo, Ontario
 * Berkeley, California
 * Seattle, Washington

Places I've visited:

 * Minsk, Belarus
 * Riga, Latvia
 * Georgia (country)
 * The Netherlands (several times, mostly Amsterdam)
 * Berlin, Germany
 * Vienna, Austria (briefly)
 * Budapest, Hungary
 * Baja California, Mexico
 * Japan (Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka)
 * Rome, Italy
 * Ukraine (Odessa and Kiev)
 * Belgium
 * Australia
 * South Africa
 * Zambia
 * Zimbabwe
 * Thailand
 * Copenhagen, Denmark
 * Many places in Russia, Canada, and the United States

Other links

 * Wikipedia user page
 * Personal homepage

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User:(WT-en) Nikolai35

I was born in France, but I was already a Montrealer at heart. About 10 years ago, I finally moved there. A few years later, I swore allegiance to Her Majesty the Queen, and became a Canadian citizen!

I traveled extensively in Scotland, Germany, France and Quebec of course, and in the United States (California, Florida, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, Texas),.

I always try not to be a tourist when I travel, because it's going to be disappointing - I prefer to discover the hidden secrets, thanks to Wikivoyage !

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User:(WT-en) Nikolaos

I am from Greece

My travel experience is
 * Greece
 * England
 * Switzerland
 * Germany
 * Italy
 * Spain
 * Gibraltar

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User:(WT-en) Nikos7persis

Rhodes (Rhodos or Rodos in Greek), lies between Crete and the near East in the Aegean ocean. Rhodes is famous as the island of sun, sea and sand, the ideal place for vacations. It is the third largest Greek island, the biggest of the Dodecanese islands, and officially, the sunniest place in the Europe. The City is among the finest, not only in Greece but in the whole of the Mediterranean.

There are many reasons why Rhodes is one of the most popular resorts in the Mediterranean: the natural surroundings (crystal clear seas, many parks and recreational facilities), the bright sun and the warm hospitality of the islanders themselves. The city has an excellent tourist infrastructure and offers a wide variety of entertainment : night-life, sports, cultural events, and day trips to wonderful Lindos and the neighboring islands like Symi, Chalki, Patmos, Karpathos, Tilos, Leros. It is situated at the island’s most northerly point and ringed by sea on the east and west.

Rhodes (Rodos in Greek) combines the cosmopolitan character of a contemporary city with the picturesque of the medieval town, which gives the impression of having been untouched by the passage of time.Rich with myths and restless history is surrounded by small islands and rocky un-inhabited islands that are shyly trying to steal from her beauty.Rhodes is also well known for the famous Colossus of Rhodes, which is one of the Seven Wonders of the World.This island is the largest island in the Dodecanese Island group of Greece, both in land area and in population.

Rhodes offers the visitor a plethora of all year round leisure alternatives, covering all types of tourist activity. Visitors have the opportunity to learn something of the eventful history of the city, visit the museums or go sightseeing and the sport lovers will find here a paradise on earth for activities such as swimming, fishing, water skiing, windsurfing and sailing. source:

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User:(WT-en) Nilabhkumar

 * 1) REDIRECT Bokaro Steel City

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User:(WT-en) Nilanjanbasu

Sundarbans is in West Bengal of India.

Understand
Sundari Sundarbans……

Landscape
Canopied with bondless azure sky with babbling streams and rivulets flowing across the endless stretch of greenary - the Sundari, Garan, Keora, Hental, Dhundul, Golpata, Passur, Garjan, Kakra and many other variety of trees - World’s best mangrove forest, the largest delta of the world, with all her exotic beauty and silent mystery - The Sundarban is waiting to welcome you. Be with Khorlo Tours & Travels on our own luxurious pleasure launch - destined to take you through the meandering canal of Durga Duani to the area of Tiger Project. While moving through the rippling waters of Matla you will come across rivers of different sizes and shapes named as Bidya, Hogol, Gosaba, Gona, Kartal, Netai, Raimangal, Kalindi, Haribhanga, Bidyadhari and Sundarban will unfold her myriad beauties before you one after other.

Flora and fauna
The deep dense forest, the murmur of the sparking rivulets, various species of local and other migratory birds as Tern, Kingfisher, Heron, Cormorant, Egret, Seagull, White Bellied Sea Eagle, Whimprel, Black Tailed Godwit, Little Stint, Sandpiper, Golden Plover, Pintail, White-eyed Pochard, Dalmetion Pelican, Ospery, Shaheen Falcon, Lesser Adjutent Strok & Estuarine Crocodiles basking in the wintry sunshine, Chinese Pangolin, Spotted and Axis Deer, Wild Boar, Rhesus Monkey, Leopard Cat, Indian Fishing Cat, Common Yellow Water Moniter, Marine Indian Soft/ Flap shelled Olive Ridley Turtles, Gigantic Dolphin, Hard shelled Batagur, Terrapin, Pythons, King Kobra, various type of lizards and the feeling of emancipation in the lap of nature will certainly touch your mind.

Get in
The inaccessibility of Sunderbans (declared as a Tiger Reserve on 1973) is its biggest attraction and in the mystery-shrouded Pirkhali, Gazikhali, ChoraGanjikhali, DeolBharani, Bhagaban Bharani, Panchamukhani and Sunarkhari you may have a glimpse of that awful beauty- A Born Man Eater- The Royal Bengal Tiger. You may ascend the watch tower of Sajnekhali, Sudhanyakhali, Do Baanki, Marichjhapi, Burir Dabri and Netidhopani overlooking an untamed forestscape and enjoy sights and sounds of nature resplendent in her pristine virginal beauty.

Fees/Permits
Launch Per Day: Rs.100/- Tourist Per Day: Rs.15/- Still Camera: Free Movie Camera: Rs.500/- per Day

Get around
Goshaba: Remembered as Sir David Hamilton’s Settlement.

Sajnekhali Bird Sanctuary: Situated on the confluence of Matla and Gumdi rivers, a home of Herons, Egrets and other species.

Mayadwip & Kalasdwip: The nestling place of Olive Ridley Turtles with a beautiful beach & densely wooded island.

Bhagabatpur: It is a hatchery cum sanctuary of the biggest Estuarine Crocodile.

Lothian Island: A Bird Sanctuary famous for White Bellied Sea Eagle, Black capped Kingfisher, Whimbrell, & Tern.

Gangasagar: Culturally and religiously important destination with a good beach.

Frazergunj & Bakkhali: A wellknown beach especially a Bird Watches Paradise, Beach with Casuarinas and Red Fiddle Crab. The twin white sand beaches are entirely different from the other beaches. They are pristine, pure and hold the charms of a beach unspoilt.

See
At dusk as the birds retire to their nests and the sky tinged with rays of the setting sun, the entire forest undergoes a subtle transformation when the shapes and forms, silhoutted against the evening sky, acquire a surrealistic character. The night stay in launch with eternal silvery moonlight, the star-studded blue sky and the constant murmur of the river is a different experience altogether. The varigated moods and colours of the forest form a Kaleidoscope, which is sure to fascinate you. The sounds of nocturnal birds at a distance will take your mind far far away from this madding world.

Do
The most interesting wilderness of the world, Sunderbans is a paradise for wild life enthusiasts, bird and butterfly watchers. Honey collectors, fishermen with their typical fishing boats will be an added attraction.

Buy
Honey.

Eat
Locally Rice/Chapati, Dal, Vegetable, Fish Curry, Chicken Items are available.

Lodging
Name of Camp/Hotel/Lodge/Resort

Sajnekhali Tourist Lodge (Govt), Sundarban Tiger Camp, Sundarban Mangrove Retreat, Sundarban Tiger Safari, etc.

Camping
Camping here is not permissible. Self camping is possible in nearby villages but it is not prescribed due to wildlife activities.

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User:(WT-en) Nilis

Glück Auf! I live in Dresden (Saxony, Germany, Europe, Earth) and the world is my home.

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User:(WT-en) Nils

Hello. I'm Nils, and I used to contribute to Wikivoyage a lot. Differences with the Admin staff over their arbitrary interpretation of rules they set for themselves made me leave this site. If you are still wondering who I am, here are some links:

 * My Homepage
 * My travels

I am by no means a professional traveller, but I do get around a little. If anybody happens to wish to hook up with me somewhere, let me know and we can arrange something.

I have serious objections to how the Internet Brands takeover was handled. (WT-en) Evan should have involved the community before making such a decision. His handling of the issue proves that he is not interested in the well-being of the community; Wikivoyage, for him, is simply a commercial venture. I therefore must encourage you NOT to contribute to this site.

If you are interested in an alternative by a democratically run non-profit organisation, head over to http://www.wikivoyage.org.

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User:(WT-en) Nils Hitze

Born 22.01.1983 in Essen, Germany

Programmer

http://www.tutorials.de http://www.silberkind.de

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User:(WT-en) Nimpo

Welcome to Wikivoyage!
Hi Nimpo! Thanks for your edits on Manchester/Rusholme, they are much appreciated!

I thought I'd just drop by and welcome you to Wikivoyage. If you want 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 or on my talk page. -- (WT-en) Tim 06:57, 4 February 2007 (EST)

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User:(WT-en) Nino Gonzales

I'm from wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Nino_Gonzales

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User:(WT-en) Niranarm

Joined August 15, 2011
 * Kanas National Geopark

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User:(WT-en) Nireland

I'm a graphic designer based in Toronto.

Contributions to:
 * Barbados
 * Holetown
 * Canada
 * Ontario
 * Toronto
 * British Columbia
 * Vancouver
 * United States of America
 * New York
 * Buffalo

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User:(WT-en) Nitch

Hi, I'm Jon Mayen, also known as Nitch (yes, Nietzsche). My "work" here is to translate some articles and improve them. I'm also a good chef and amazing lover.

I speak English, Galician, Portuguese, Spanish, French, Italian, German, Mirandes, Latin, Greek and some Chinese, Russian and Finnish.

I like black chocolate.

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User:(WT-en) Nityadham

NITYADHAM Serviced Guest House 9886377959                                   217 2H Main Kasturinagar Bangalore 560043 Posh marble floor rooms with AC ,attached bath,good top executive class living,Room service,bed tea,breakfast included.Taxis available on day to day hire basis.Location adjacent to KR Puram-Hebbal ring road.6 KM from Airport Excellent location to reach ITPL Whitefield Airport MG Road Sharjapur Road via ring road ph +91 80 41612404 9886377959 25341910 (Res) Rate per day single occupancy 1500 .00 + 12 % Tax   chk out 12 noon visit: www.nityadham.com

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User:(WT-en) NIU Art Museum

The NIU Art Museum is located on the first floor, west end of Altgeld Hall, the “castle,” at the northwest corner of College and Castle Drives on the Northern Illinois University campus in DeKalb. The galleries are open to the public Tuesday – Friday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m., Saturday 12 noon – 4 p.m., and by appointment for group tours. Exhibitions are free; donations are appreciated. Pay parking is available in the Visitor’s Lot on Carroll Avenue and at metered spots in front of Altgeld Hall. Free parking is available on Saturdays and during receptions and visiting artist lectures in the lot northeast of Gilbert and College Drives. The exhibitions of the NIU Art Museum are funded in part by the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency, the Friends of the NIU Art Museum, and the Arts Fund 21. For more information, please visit our website: www.niu.edu/artmuseum or call 815.753.1936.

As a regional art museum in a university setting, the NIU Art Museum's exhibition strategy is to balance the challenges of contemporary art with the riches of traditional visual art for a comprehensive examination of visual culture. The NIU Art Museum presents rotating exhibitions from the university's collections, work by regional and national contemporary artists, and national traveling exhibitions. The museum pursues its goal of furthering understanding of the visual arts by supplementing exhibits with written educational material, gallery talks, artist lectures, panel discussions, symposia and other related activities.

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User:(WT-en) Niunaimei

Machida copy for practice From Wikivoyage Asia : East Asia : Japan : Honshu : Kanto : Tokyo : Machida Jump to: navigation, search Contents

* [+] Get in         o By Train o By Bus * See * Do   * Buy * Eat * Drink * Sleep * Contact

Machida (町田) is in Tokyo prefecture. [edit] Get in [edit] By Train

Machida is served by the Odakyu Line from Shinjuku, and the JR Yokohama Line from Yokohama and Hachioji.

Machida, a major stop on the Odakyu Line, is served by nearly all trains out of Shinjuku. The fastest way is by Rapid Express (快速急行) and Express (急行). These trains depart frequently, every 10 minutes or less, and reach Machida in 30-35 minutes (¥360). Slower Semi-Express (準急) trains take 45 minutes to an hour. Machida is also the first stop on all Limited Express services that run to Hakone. They take about the same time as a Rapid Express, but incur an additional ¥400 surcharge. You do get your own comfortable seat, however, so reserving a seat on this train, especially for the rush hour, can prove to be beneficial for the added charge.

JR Yokohama Line trains make runs to Machida from Hachioji (20-30 minutes, ¥290) and Yokohama (30-40 minutes, ¥380). More frequent trains from Yokohama depart from nearby Higashi-Kanagawa (東神奈川) station.

The Yokohama Line offers the best connection from the Tokaido Shinkansen to Machida via Shin-Yokohama station (15-20 minutes, ¥290).

There is no charge for JR trains with the Japan Rail Pass. [edit] By Bus

Kanachu and Keio bus companies jointly offer daily services to Machida from Narita and Haneda airports. (There is only one service, depending on the time of the day, you may get Kanachu or Keio service.) [edit][add listing] See [edit][add listing] Do

You can go shopping In Machida.There is 109,Jorna,Lumine,OIOI,Modi,twins and so on.Every shop is near Machida station both of Yokohama line and Odakyu line.

[edit][add listing] Buy *THANK YOU MART*、（109　BF1、TEL:042-709-2020、AM10:00～PM8:00） Direct import from United States Europe. 390 yen is uniform also in any. old clothes and the clothes miscellaneous goods in the world.

*Yodobashi Camera*,( 1 minute on foot from JR Machida Ichihara,AM9:30～PM10:00,TEL:042-721-1010) "Abundant goods in stock""Certain quality"Because the commodity is cheap, it is possible to do for a multi national language. It is possible to shop safely.

[edit][add listing] shopping *GRANDBERRY MALL*("Minami-Machida Station" Gramberemorl of Tokyu Denentoshi Line entrance getting off(around the station), TEL:042-795-0109, Business hours are different by the shop. Usually AM10:00～PM8:00)

[edit][add listing] play *ABC Cooking studio*,(LUMINE 8F,TEL: 042-739-3311,AM10:00～PM10:00) The ABC cooking studio is a cooking class in a bright classroom that seems to become happy only by being in the inside only for the woman who can readily learn the dish and the bread cake.

[edit][add listing] Eat *TINUN*,(TWINS EAST 8F,TEL:042-710-0718,AM11:00～PM11:00) It is a shop of the tom yam ramen cradle that a peculiar spice fuses with acidity. Many of the real Thai cuisine that the cook in home Thailand to say nothing of the tom yam ramen produces are abundantly collected, and it invites it to the country and Thailand of the smile seeing some day.

[edit][add listing] Drink *FLAGS Cafe*,(TWINS EAST 4F,TEL:042-728-3858,AM10:00～PM9:00) Cafe of jewelry shop 〈4℃〉 produce.“Beauty・Healthy・Relax”. Drink with vivid shade of healthy drink and fruit that uses vegetable and fruits of organic farming, drinks that spice smells, and fresh herb sodas, etc.It is a drink collection where recommended delicious becomes complete in summer.

 *Juicer Bar*,(JR Machida station concourse,TEL:042-710-0395,AM7:30～PM9:30) This store which the fresh seasonal impression uses the fruit and the Ikuno greens which overflow fully, does juicer cooking before the eye of the customer.

[edit][add listing] Sleep *Business Hotel- vina*(1-20-10 machidashi morino,TEL:042-724-0840)

[edit][add listing] Contact *YUMIURI LAND*(on the Odakyu Line[Yomiurirando-mae Station ], ten minutes by Odakyu bus. )

About Me
Hello! My name is xie sen.I was born in Southern part of China,Guangdong. People say "Eating is Guangdong", because there are a lot of good foods. Guangdong is good place,but it is hot place so it never snows there.So it was the first time for me to see snow in Japan .I was really happy then. If there is anyone who wants to travel.

My Travel
I have visited these places:

 ●okinawa ●korea

 *  niko

My Travel Wishlist
I want to visit these places:
 * 1) Hawai
 * 2) Roma
 * 3) America

Experimental area
Various information can be exchanged here.

Feeling good about wiki?
Can do the question of the person who becomes his nature soon here. It was good.

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User:(WT-en) Nizza travel

the best way to get transportation or tours with the best rate. directly bu phone 0033699672626, or on their web site wwww.nizzatravel.com

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User:NJR ZA/osm2svg

Introduction
I have been looking at converting Open Street Map data to Usable Wikivoyage maps. This is still early days, but it seems to be a viable solution to quickly and easily generate maps for Wikivoyage articles.

To start with, I took osmarender 6.0 from the OpenStreetMap project as base for a wikivoyage map generator

Status

 * Almost Usable, but with a lot of restrictions and work that still needs doing
 * It's only been tested on Ubuntu 7.10

Version 0.01 to 0.04

 * Initial messing about with the osmarender code to get to know what makes it tick, what it's short-commings are etc
 * Added some of the wikivoyage symbols to use in rendering
 * A number of issues were clear from the start
 * The generated svg files are far to big
 * The code can be made a lot simpler
 * OSM data is cc-by-sa, but there is no mechanism in osmarender to extract the user info for attribution
 * Once a map has been rendered there is no easy way to edit it

Version 0.05 to 0.09

 * added isWayVisible check to drop all ways that will not be visible on the rendered map from the generated svg. This makes the resulting svg a lot smaller and easier to work with
 * added rendering of the wikivoyage annotation box, symbol box and license box
 * added extract of individual OSM contributors for attribution
 * added generation of wikivoyage wikitext at completion of conversion
 * added initial support for themes (so this can be used for not only wikivoyage)
 * added automated scaling of the non map elements so they match the size of the map
 * added automated selection for the scale size
 * added yards/miles as additional scale units to the existing meter/kilometer
 * added a lot of useful progress output

Version 0.10

 * added  that will allow one to specify a central location in decimal degrees and the height and width in km to render at that location
 * cleaned up the documentation render area selection
 * fixed a bug introduced in 0.09 causing isAreaVisible to return false negatives
 * fixed small spelling mistake on output
 * removed external wikilinks to OSM users, Wikivoyage does not like multiple external links

Version 0.11

 * better scale size selection
 * code cleanup

Software overview

 * The current code consists of
 * osm2svg.xsl - The main translator, based on osmarender.xsl from Osmarender 6.0 Alpha 6
 * osm2svg.xml - Conversion rules used by osm2wtmap.xsl. Based on osm-map-features-z16.xml from Osmarender 6.0 Alpha 6
 * themes/themePostMessage.xsl - some code that can be executed at completion of the conversion. Used by the wikivoyage theme to generate wikitext that can be used for attribution and image description when uploading the map to the wiki
 * themes/wikivoyage/css.xml - stylesheet for wikivoyage
 * themes/wikivoyage/markers.xml - markers for wikivoyage
 * themes/wikivoyage/patterns.xml - patterns for wikivoyage
 * themes/wikivoyage/symbols.xml - symbols for wikivoyage

The latest version is available here

ToDo list

 * Look and feel changes
 * CSS needs to be updated to match recommendations given in Project:How to draw a map
 * all wikivoyage symbols need to be added
 * Mostly done now
 * rules need to be changed so they always refer to a standard set of symbol names that can be reused in all themes
 * A zoom factor needs to be added in order to selectively apply rules depending on map size
 * rules need to be changes to cater for this and rules from the other osmarender zoom levels need to be added to the current rule set
 * map element scaling (road width and spacing between roads etc) need to be calculated automatically based on map size, as has been done for the non map elements
 * extraction of OSM contributor names needs to be optimized as this takes far to long
 * code cleanup and spelling mistakes on the output
 * add support to read listing geodata directly from wikivoyage article and generate annotation listing on the fly
 * Can't do this. cc-by-sa-1 data from WT can't be redistributed on a map that has to be cc-by-sa-2 :(

Using osm2svg
If you want to play around with this, then get the latest release here.

Remember, it's not near perfect yet

Getting the OSM data
This is the simple part.

While viewing a map on the OSM website:
 * 1) Export
 * 2) Select OpenStreetMap XML Data as the Format to Export
 * 3) Select SVG under options
 * 4) Click the Export button

You will be prompted to save the data as a file called map.svg

Generating a Wikivoyage map
You should receive output similar to the following:
 * 1) Save the OSM data as map.osm in the same directory as the above mentioned source
 * 2) Open osm2svg.xml in a text editor and
 * 3) * Specify the area you want to render. This can be done in one of the following ways
 * 4) *# Specify a central location in decimal degrees and the height and width in km to render at that location,
 * 5) *# Specify a bounding box here with minimum and maximum latitudes and longitudes in decimal degrees,
 * 6) * Change title
 * 7) * Make sure the theme is set to wikivoyage
 * 8) Execute: ./xsltrans osm2wtmap.xml > map.svg

osm2svg version 0.09 Generating svg map from OSM data file map.osm

Map definition Title: Boston/Back Bay Theme: wikivoyage

Map extent Available in OSM data file Latitude: 42.273897 to 42.437487 Longitude: -71.232202 to -71.029286

Requested for this map Latitude: 42.345 to 42.355 Longitude: -71.0975 to -71.065 Area is 2.672 km (1.66 mile) wide, 1.112 km (0.691 mile) high and has a diagonal of 2.896 km (1.8) mile

Scaling Internal annotation scale: 0.134 Retreiving OSM users names for attribution (this might take a while) Adding svg metadata Adding svg defs sections stylesheets patterns markers symbols Pre-generate OSM ways as named paths Adding license and attribution information Drawing the map background OSM map data processing all rules for OSM layer -5 processing all rules for OSM layer -4 processing all rules for OSM layer -3 processing all rules for OSM layer -2 processing all rules for OSM layer -1 processing all rules for OSM layer 0 processing all rules for OSM layer 1 processing all rules for OSM layer 2 processing all rules for OSM layer 3 processing all rules for OSM layer 4 processing all rules for OSM layer 5 decorations border compass scale using 100meter/yard Adding an annotation box Adding a symbol box Done

The following wiki markup can be used when uploading this file to Wikivoyage:

Source
This is a derivative work based on copyright content from contributors to: OpenStreetMap http://www.openclipart.org Distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 License.

as well as Public Domain content from: http://www.openclipart.org

Attribution

 * Creators of the source work include, but are not limited to

Áki G. Karlsson Finnish Road Commission Jean-Victor Balin Nick Roux Paul Louis United States DOT
 * Public Domain Work:

 * Wikivoyage users:

Import MassGIS Import crschmidt Matern Thomas Matern dforsi
 * OopenStreetMap users that are known to have contributed to this map:
 * some uri's removed here to satisfy wikivoyage's spam checker

The generated svg will look something like the one on the right, open it in Inkscape and change as required. An example of a generated svg file is available at Image:Osm2svg-example-boston_back_bay.svg

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— (WT-en) NJR_ZATalk  Monday,  29, 2024 SAST

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User:(WT-en) Njupas

pl:Użytkownik:(WT-pl) Njupas

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User:(WT-en) Nk

Hi this is my page

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Harajuku practice page

For the young and fashionable teenager, spending time in Harajuku (原宿) on the weekends is practically a necessity. Even older folks will want to visit the area, though, to see Meiji Jingu shrine and Yoyogi Park.

Understand

The broad, tree-lined avenue leading downhill from the southern end of the JR station is Omote-sandō (表参道), which leads to the upscale Aoyama district. The street is full of cafes and clothing stores. For teenagers, though, the place to be is Takeshita-dori, which is a bustling narrow street several blocks to the north.

Nearby Yoyogi Park (代々木公園 Yoyogi-kōen) was the site of the first successful powered aircraft flight in Japan, on December 19, 1910, by Captain Yoshitoshi Tokugawa, following which it became an army parade ground. During the postwar occupation, it was the site of the Washington Heights residence for U.S. officers. It later was selected as the site for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, and the distinctive Olympic buildings designed by Kenzo Tange are still nearby. In 1967, it was made into a city park. Today, the park is a popular hangout, especially on Sundays, when it is used as a gathering place for people to play music, practice martial arts, etc. The park has a bike path, and bicycle rentals are available. As a consequence of Japan's long recession, there are several large, but surprisingly quiet and orderly, homeless camps around the park's periphery.

By train
JR Harajuku Station on the Yamanote Line is the obvious way to get to Harajuku. The station is very conveniently located next to both the entrance to Meiji Jingu and the beginning of Omote-Sando.

By subway
Despite the name, the Chiyoda and Fukutoshin subway line Meiji-jingu-mae station is in Harajuku. The station is a little further down Omote-sando, but the subway is better than JR for getting here from central Tokyo. Naturally enough, Omotesando interchange is also on Omote-sando, and you can reach this via the Metro Ginza and Hanzomon lines as well.

On foot
Harajuku is only 15 minutes away from Shibuya by foot, just follow the train tracks along Koen-dori from Hachiko. If you have more time, see the suggested walking tour below.

Youth culture

If it's Harajuku's youth culture you want to see, don't even bother unless it's a Sunday. Each group stakes out its territory around Yoyogi Park (代々木公園 Yoyogi-kōen).

 * The bridge across the train tracks is full of teenagers dressed up as Gothic Lolita and other extreme Japanese youth fashions. Besides just hanging out with friends, many come here to be snapped by one of the many magazine photographers who mingle.
 * Over by the entrance to the park, people with greasy hair listen to rockabilly music and dance in their vintage jeans. This subculture has been around for twenty years now.
 * The sidewalks along the south side are usually occupied by junk vendors and loud rock bands. Both of these groups periodically get swept away by police crack-downs, though.
 * The tree-lined area leading from the south end of the park to Shibuya is filled with all sorts of street performers, mostly folk-pop singers, but also including hip-hop dancing and street theater.

Shrines
Meiji Jingū (明治神宮), built in commemoration of Emperor Meiji in 1920, is Tokyo's grandest shrine. Like all of Japan's major shrines, it's large in scale but simple in structure, entered via a winding path and through a giant torii gate. On summer weekends you have a very good chance of catching a Japanese wedding in progress here; the shrine is also packed on New Year's Eve when people come here to celebrate the new yea 1f40 r. Free entrance.

In springtime, Yoyogi Park is full of cherry blossoms and people partying under the trees.

Walking tour: Harajuku to Shibuya
An interesting and recommended walk will let you experience Harajuku and Shibuya, and all of the trendy places in between.

Starting from the Takeshita exit (竹下口) of JR Harajuku station, walk straight away from the station down Takeshita-dori (竹下通り), where you will almost certainly run into the mingling pedestrian crowds. When you reach the first major crossroad, Meiji-dori (明治通り), turn right. When you reach Omote-sandō, turn left. Here you will enjoy the tree-lined streets and pass by stores with some of the latest in fashion, and perhaps, as this author experienced, pass by a large open-air banquet area where a loudspeaker declares someone man and wife, and lets the whole world know about it.

When you reach Aoyama-Dori (青山通り), turn right, and you will pass United Nations University on your right, and Aoyama Gakuin University on your left, before continuing down and finishing up at Shibuya's world-famous pedestrian crossing.

Allow yourself approximately two hours for this walk.

Hair cut,Beauty salon
Harajuku is famous for a lots of beauty salon.

marble1-19-13,jingumae,Shibuyaku Here is beauty south style salon.There are friendly staff and staff has good technique. The prices are reasonable,so here is good for student.

VIRGO2-32-3,jingumae,Shibuyaku Here is near the BEAMS harajuku shop.There are a lots of menu and good staff. Some times actress and models are use this salon.

Buy

Takeshita-dōri (竹下通り), north of Omote-Sando starting from the Takeshita exit of JR Harajuku, is Tokyo's preteen haven guaranteed to fill any adult's Hello Kitty quota in milliseconds. Lately it's been nudging towards an older age bracket though, and now also caters to angsty teens looking for frilly Victorian Goth clothing or black lipstick.

Omote-sandō(表参道) caters to those with more adult or at least more expensive tastes, especially as you head towards the eastern Aoyama end.

Harajuku-dōri(原宿通り),Here is start from cross road between Takeshita-dōri and Meiji-dōri.There is narrow street but there are alots of cafe and fashionable shop.

 * A small collection of specialist shops that sell authentic (and fiercely expensive) antiques. For serious antique lovers only.

 * Condomania, . In a tiny triangular building at the intersection of Omote-sando and Meiji-dori, this specializes in exactly what you'd think.

 * Omotesando Hills, 4-12-10 Jingumae, . Designed by Takao Ando and built by Mori Building of Roppongi Hills fame, this is a super-chic shopping mall that caters to those "independent, style-conscious urbanites" (to quote the site) who couldn't possibly wear anything except the latest fashions or eat chocolates not prepared by a famous Parisian patissier. For the rest of us, it's still an interesting browse, and the restaurants on the top floor may be worth a splurge for a light lunch.

 * Oriental Bazaar, 5-9-13 Jingu-mae. A kitchy Tokyo institution for tourists and expats alike, with four floors of shopping stocking everything from kamikaze T-shirts to foreigner-sized kimonos.  Still, this is definitely the easiest way to get your souvenir shopping done.  The Bazaar is housed in an instantly recognizable building with a faux-Chinese temple roof.

 * YM SQUARE HARAJUKU(YMスクウェア原宿),4-31 Jingumae,This building has some Fashion shops.There in addias shop and two big used clothes shop Kinji and Hanjiro.

 * Laforet Harajuku1-11-6,JingumaeThis is big fashion building and there are many shops in it.There are many people on holiday. On summer and winter,it have big sale.

Any age people can enjoy spending time there. There are many family on holidayl.
 * KIDDY LAND6-1-9,Jingumae,Harajuku Omotesando. KIDDY LAND is big toy shop for child,teenager,adult. There are many toy,game,fashion goods.

Eat
Omote-sando has occasionally been dubbed the Champs-Elysées of Tokyo, which is true at least for the general price level of the trendy cafes and eateries along the road.

The must-eat item of Takeshita-dori is the Harajuku crêpe. It's a treat of a fresh-made crêpe rolled into a cone and stuffed mostly with whipped cream and other goodies such as strawberries, chocolate, even whole slices of cheesecake. Just stroll down the street and you will see four or five different shops. Most flavors cost less than ¥500.

Budget

 * Shakey's Pizza 6-1-10 Jingumae. Shakey's Pizza has an all-you-can-eat lunch buffet for ¥750 daily except Sunday.  If you've never had seaweed, pickled ginger or fruit salad in your pizza, this is the place to try it.

 * Tenya (てんや), the fast-food tempura chain, has an outlet on Meiji-dori just to the north of the Meiji-dori/Omote-sando intersection. ¥500 for a bowl.

 * Kebab Box J 1-8-8 Jingumae (on Meiji-dori between Takeshita-dori and Omote-sando), 03-3470-0706. 10:30 AM to 9:00 PM.  Whereas most doner kebabs in Tokyo are served out of a van, Kebab Box J's store is firmly attached to the ground.  Friendly staff wears cowboy hats.  Chicken or beef kebabs, ¥500.

 * Kyushu Jangara (九州じゃんがら) 1-13-21 Jingumae (top of Omote-Sando street, right by the intersection) 03-3404-5572. One of the best-known tonkotsu ramen shops in Tokyo, where you can choose between five degrees of noodle thickness, three levels of soup texture, and three levels of soup fattiness. All for a simple bowl of noodles. Branches in Ginza, Akihabara, and other locations.

 * Sakuratei (go down Takeshita street and make a left after the hair salon 2010 sign. It is behind the red Design Festa Art Gallery. A great Okonomiyaki restaurant where many local artists work. An all you can eat course is around 1300yen for 2 hours.

Splurge

 * Restaurant Kinoshita 3-37-1 Yoyogi Shibuya-ku (northwest side of Yoyogi Park; Odakyu Sangubashi station or JR Yoyogi station) 03-3376-5336. 12:00 to 2:00 PM, 6:00 to 9:00 PM, closed Mon and third Tues.  Kinoshita makes eating French food in Japan justifiable.  Some say that with its underpriced menu, dinner courses for ¥3800-¥7000, and weekday lunches for ¥1800, this restaurant is the best kept secret in Tokyo.  But in fact it is popular, and reservations are mandatory.  Menu in French and Japanese.

 * Fonda de la Madrugada, 2-33-12 Jingumae Shibuya-ku, 03-5410-6288, . Mon-Thu Sun 5:30 PM to 2:00 AM, Fri Sat 5:30 PM to 5:00 AM. Located in a cavernous basement, Fonda de la Madrugada is regarded as one of the best Mexican food restaurants in Tokyo.  Menu in English, Spanish and Japanese.  Expect to pay around ¥5000 per person for meal, drinks and the 10% service charge.

Drink

 * Binimaru, 2-31-7 Jingumae Shibuya-ku (10 min. walk from JR Harajuku station's Takeshita exit), 03-5411-1209, (in Japanese). 7:00 PM to 2:00 AM, closed Sun.  Nice selection of Belgian bottled beers, all are available in 750 mL (25 floz) bottles, good for sharing with a friend.  ¥1000-1200 for single serving bottle, around ¥2000 for 750 mL (25 floz) bottle.

1f40 ）11:00AM to 8:00PM. Here is south style ethnic caffe.THis shop's lassi(flavor of mango yogurt based juice)is very good.
 * COCONGO,2-31-9 Jingumae Shibuya-ku（03-3475-8980

Get out

 * Shibuya is within walking distance if you're still in the mood for more teenybopping.

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 * Athens, Greece
 * Italy: Rome, Florence, Venice
 * Paris, France
 * Negril, Jamaica
 * China: Qingdao, Laixi
 * Canada: Vancouver, Victoria
 * Korea: Seoul, Busan, Daejeon, Daegu, Masan

Up Next

 * Osaka
 * Disneyland

To be Explored

 * China: Hangzhou, Shanghai, Nanjing
 * Dubai
 * India: Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Mumbai
 * Japan: Tokyo, Hiroshima
 * Manila
 * Cairo
 * Jerusalem

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Hi WikiTravelers. Just started checking out WikiTravel for some opinions and suggestions and ran into | HotelsCombined. I've started assisting them and found their site useful, no matter where I am traveling. At least with HotelsCombined, I know I am checking out all of the hotel options in my price range before choosing. For the hotel choices in Alaska, visit | these listings. As for my advice, I recommend visiting the Kenai Peninsula and some of the small, hidden lakes in that area. The fishing and hiking is always great (but bring a rain coat.) my favorite spot is in Moose Pass and is a restaurant, lodge, bar and coffee shop called Summit Lake Lodge, on one of the remote lakes I was mentioning. It's a good resting spot when driving from Seward to Anchorage. -Jaz

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I am often asked "When am I in Northern Ontario?", or ''"Where does Northern Ontario start?". '' For many city folk ie. GTA, the perception of heading north past Highway 7 is in fact Northern Ontario..........at least in their minds. Perception can be everything in terms of defining and naming personal spaces such as northern Ontario as opposed to Southern Ontario. Why for example, would the "Bruce Peninsula be included in something called Southwestern Ontario when the Province of Ontario describes Ontario Travel destinations.

Torontonian's Perception of Northern Ontario
From anecdotal evidence, every Torontonian alive (If they could visualize the location) would say The Bruce Peninsula is North. North of what? Well north and within their own definition this could be northern Ontario........for sure it is North of Toronto.

Politically designated boundaries often confuse, and impact on travelers perception of the destination they will be going to. Is Ottawa in Eastern Ontario, or North Eastern Ontario, or simply North of Toronto. I would probably say North East of Toronto. What about Kingston and the 1000 Islands, are you in Eastern Ontario, or are north east of Toronto, or could this be for some Northern Ontario?? Barrie Ontario for example has been promoted as the fastest growing city in Southern Ontario. Again for many GTA residents, Barrie is in their minds, northern Ontario, for sure it is north of Toronto.

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Situated on the southern tip of magnificent Torch Lake on the west shore, Northwind Resort offers comfortable accommodations and a family atmosphere. There are nine efficiencies, three with waterfront views of the picturesque shoreline of what National Geographic recognizes as the third most beautiful lake in the world, Torch Lake.

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NorwegianBlue's user page.

I stumbled upon this site while removing junk from the interwiki table of a mediawiki site that I run. I've created the account mainly to grab the username, which is the same as I use on wikipedia (unified login). However, I see there's some interesting stuff here, and I might make an occasional edit. To get in touch, contact me on the English Wikipedia. (WT-en) NorwegianBlue 11:52, 16 May 2010 (EDT)

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My name is Leonardo and i live in Florianópolis, capital of Santa Catarina, Brazil. I´m looking for to expand each time more my number of trips. Below I show for where I walked...

Where already I walked
Brazil
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 * São Paulo
 * Curitiba
 * Porto Alegre
 * Fortaleza
 * Brasília

US
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 * New York (state) - New York
 * Florida - Miami

South America
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 * Paraguay - Asuncion

Planning
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Tuzuki is a city in Yokohama.

Understand
Tuzuki-ku is north of Yokohama. It consisted of two famous cities which we call Kouhoku-ku and Midori-ku. The Chinese character of Tuzuki-ku means 'building city'. Tuzuki-ku tries improvements in agriculture and construction to make a better city.

Get in
It's on a Blue line and Green line which are famous subway lines in Yokohama. Blue line from Yokohama (20 min).

See
Kamoike Park Tuzuki-ku has a lot of beautiful nature. For example we can see them in Kamoike Park. There is a big lake. And there are many flowers and trees which change every seasons. We can see firefly in the rainy season and feel relax. But recently firefly is dying off. So, the city keeps firefly to living in Kamoike Park.

Morning markets Tuzuki-ku plans morning markets. Because this city suggests production and consumption in own city. It connects to economy life. Moreover, we can eat flesh vegetables. Why don't you go morning markets on second and fourth Saturday?

Eat
Edaminami Parisienne Kanagawa-ken, Yokohama-shi, Tuzuki-ku, Edaminami 5-7-3 Phone:045-941-7106 Hours:9AM-7PM A bakery. This is my special favorite shop. Some TV show introduced it. Curry doughnut is the best seller. This shop tries visiting Eda station by car and selling any breads as a shop.

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Major highways of the Chicago region meet at the downtown core, so if your destination is elsewhere in the city it may be wiser to follow a different route. Freeways or expressways are usually referred to by name rather than by number by locals, especially in the city, less so in the suburbs.
 * From the east (New York, Toledo, Detroit): Follow I-80/90 (Indiana Toll Road) or I-94 from Detroit. In Portage, IN, one can elect to stay on the toll road (I-90), which leads one to the Chicago Skyway toll bridge and thence to the Dan Ryan Expressway. Advantages include a slightly more direct route, slightly less traffic and a stunning view of the cityscape from atop the bridge. Disadvantage is the combined $3.50 passenger car toll. Otherwise, one can follow the Borman Expressway (I-80/94) which becomes the Kingery, then I-94 (Bishop Ford Freeway) to the Dan Ryan Expressway. This route, while free, is often plagued with traffic and is somewhat lengthier. See caution below about Dan Ryan construction.
 * From the southeast (Indianapolis, Louisville): Take I-65 north to Gary, Indiana, then choose between alternatives mentioned above.
 * From the south (Urbana, Memphis): Take I-57 north to its junction with I-94, follow I-94 (Dan Ryan) to downtown Chicago.
 * From the southwest (Midway Airport, St. Louis, Tulsa): Take I-55 north (Stevenson Expressway) which ends at Lake Shore Drive just south of downtown.
 * From the west (Des Moines, Omaha): Take I-80 east to I-55 or I-57 north, or I-94 west. Long-distance travelers may prefer taking I-88 (Reagan, ex-East-West Tollway), from the Quad Cities, then following I-290 (Eisenhower Expressway) into the city.
 * From the northwest (O'Hare Airport, Madison, Minneapolis): Take I-90 east, the Northwest Tollway until the airport, the Kennedy Expressway thereafter, into the city.
 * From the north (Milwaukee): Take I-94 west (actually mostly south), which is the Tri-State tollway for some miles, then the Edens Expressway until it merges with I-90 and becomes the Kennedy.

Major highways by name and number: -I-190 (Kennedy Expressway) Not really known as the Kennedy, this short spur provides access to O'Hare Airport's terminals.
 * I-55 (Stevenson Expressway): begins at Lake Shore Drive south of the Loop, travels southwest to Midway Airport, southwest suburbs and toward Saint Louis.
 * I-57 (unnamed, sometimes labeled Dan Ryan Expressway, West Leg on older maps): Begins at I-94 south of 95th St, serves south suburbs, Urbana-Champaign and other Illinois communities.
 * I-90: Enters the region as the Northwest Tollway, becomes the Kennedy Expressway then the Dan Ryan Expressway and then breaks off as the tolled Chicago Skyway, a link to the Indiana Toll Road.
 * I-94: Enters the region as the Tri-State Tollway, then spurs off to become the Edens Expressway, meets I-90 and takes on its name (Kennedy Expressway), then follows the Dan Ryan Expressway and the Bishop Ford Freeway before meeting up with the Tri-State again and being known as the Kingery Expressway (in Illinois) and the Borman Expressway in Indiana.
 * I-290 (Eisenhower Expressway) Runs straight west from downtown, serving West Side and western suburbs, then turns north to rejoin I-90 in Schaumburg.
 * U.S. 41 (Lake Shore Drive) Mostly limited-access highway (but several stoplights downtown) with rewarding views of shore- and skyline. Posted speed limits (40-45mph) widely ignored.
 * I-294 (Tri-State Tollway) Tolled beltway serving what are now middle-tier suburbs and a great deal of through truck traffic. Passes close to O'Hare.
 * I-80 (Moline, then Kingery Expressway, with a segment in between on the Tri-State) While it doesn't serve Chicago proper, passes through south suburbs and links Chicago with points east (Toledo, Cleveland, New York...) and west (Des Moines, Omaha, San Francisco...).

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About Me
Well what do I put here? I always hate these things as what's interesting to me probably isn't interesting to another!

So started life in Blackpool for 19 years before heading off to Durham university to do Computer Science for 3 years. Ended up liking the place so much (and disliking Blackpool so much) that I decided to stay in Durham, and am now working in Newcastle. However, in a new direction I am now working in Saudi Arabia. Getting out here has been an experience in itself, but am now enjoying the new experiences. Also means I'm in a good place to explore more Eastern lands... Japan and Australia are the top 2 on my list, so any advice greatly appreciated!

Travels in recent times have included: Tonganoxie (KS), USA; Torevieja and Arboleas, Spain; Qurum Beach, Oman; Bahrain; Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, as well as various visits to locations within the UK.

So on Wikivoyage I'm currently trying to keep pages for my regular haunts up to date (past and present). I'm also finding myself spending a little time during the day keeping an eye on the updates here and trying to help keep things tidy and within the Wikivoyage aims, policies, bureaucracy, etc. Always happy to debate any changes made on here :) I'm also signed up as a Docent for a few places I have a bit more knowledge about - see my talk page for the destinations.

If you want to contact me, either hit my talk page or drop me an email to wikivoyage@nshaw.co.uk

Docent
Being either resident, working there, ex-resident or regular visitor, I've added myself as a docent for Blackpool, Durham (England), Fleetwood, Lindisfarne and Newcastle upon Tyne.

For more information on Docents, please see the Wikivoyage Docents page.

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Based in the U.K.

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User:(WT-en) Nucmanchh

Nucmanchh is Fred Peatross

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User:(WT-en) Nudist-B&B

Hello, Nudist-B&B! 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.

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User:(WT-en) Nukilla

Web

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User:(WT-en) Nurinko

Hello. --(WT-en) Nurinko 22:05, 2 February 2009 (EST)

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User:(WT-en) Nurirfansyah

Astria Nur Irfansyah.

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User:(WT-en) NuyoricanNative

Hello EVERYONE! My name is Emmanuel Herrero de Cienfuegos, and I'm ready to help any weary or adventurous travelers in need! I speak 6 languages: English, Spanish(native), Italian, French, Russian, and German! As you can see, languages are my thing and I'm ready on alert! --(WT-en) NuyoricanNative 07:54, 11 October 2008 (EDT) Let me give you some background information on MYSELF: ''born in Harlem went to New York University & Saint Joseph University Cardiologist for 19 years father of 3 married for 23 years PhD in World History PhD in Medicine My mother is Cape Verdean and my father is Cuban and Puerto Rican.'' CURRENT LOCATION: Buenos Aires NEXT LOCATION: South Africa

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User:(WT-en) Nwdude

I am a contributor for Wikivoyage and Wikipedia, and have much to learn about the process!

My career has always been in tourism. I have worked in tourism offices in Oregon and Washington. Currently I am with the Yakima Valley Visitors and Convention Bureau in Washington state, the official non-profit destination management organization for the City of Yakima, Yakima County and its communities and the Yakima Valley.

Besides my profession, travel and tourism are my passion. I'm always learning new things about myself and the world through travel. It truly is one of the best educations in life!

I also like to draw and paint and enjoy a variety of outdoor activities. Living in Washington's premiere wine country I am learning more about wine, but know I have a long way to go!

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User:(WT-en) NYC2TLV

Hello!

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User:(WT-en) Nzpcmad

Currently living in Auckland, New Zealand. Used to live in Palmerston North, New Zealand.

Have lived and worked all over Southern Africa (Malawi, Zimbabwe and South Africa.)

Wrote some articles just to get involved, mainly New Zealand based.

Also involved in Wikipedia.

Visited
The above plus ...

England | Portugal | Spain | Greece
 * Europe

Australia | Singapore
 * Asia-Pacific

Botswana | Lesotho | Swaziland | Angola | Mozambique | Kenya | Namibia
 * Africa

Mauritius
 * Indian Ocean Islands

New articles
Paihia
 * 1) Palmerston North
 * 2) Wanganui
 * 3) North Shore (New Zealand)
 * 4) Nelson
 * 5) Wanaka
 * 6) Southland
 * 7) Blenheim
 * 8) Other Islands (NZ)
 * 9) Tiritiri Matangi
 * 10) White Island
 * 11) Waiheke Island
 * 12) Renting a motorhome in New Zealand

General

 * Editing Wikivoyage articles adding bits and pieces
 * Plus checking and correcting grammar
 * Plus checking spelling using IESpell
 * Plus disambiguation pages / orphan pages / dead-end pages

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User:(WT-en) Nzstays

[www.NZstays.co.nz] is a user friendly site for holiday accommodation in New Zealand displaying thousands of New Zealand holiday accommodation properties. Easily find private self catering holiday apartments and holiday homes to rent in NZ. There are also hotels, motels and homestays. For something a little different we have farm stays, health retreats, holiday parks with camping areas and caravan sites. For come as you are there are backpackers and hostels. At the other end of the market we have bed and breakfast accommodation and luxury resorts. As an after thought on Nzstays we included house home swaps and properties and homes for sale throughout New Zealand. It’s also a site that gives really useful links to the most popular holiday things, places and services in New Zealand. NZStays has been put together by the people who really know; people just like you and us who know what is really wanted in a NZ holiday accommodation website when looking for New Zealand holiday houses to rent in nz. OWNERS LIST FOR JUST $25 PER YEAR

With over 2000 people listing since our launch in 2008 We are the best value NZ holiday accommodation site in NZ. You’ll find us on all the major search engines See for yourself by clicking on the links below.

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User:(WT-en) O013

--(WT-en) O013 10:59, 29 December 2009 (EST)

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User:(WT-en) O1ive

wikipedia:User:O1ive

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User:(WT-en) Oaem

guam

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User:(WT-en) Oaktreezulu

Hi.

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User:(WT-en) Oceans5

Visit Vietnam and you will not regret it! People are mainly very friendly and helpful, inland is awesome…, like all SEA countries. Ok, since I know, and live here in Nha Trang, its true that you will come across people who are only after your money - especialy in Nha Trang where the most tourism happening…, but this situation you can find all over the planet where tourism meets business ;-)… so Yes again- do it! I’m a Scuba Instructor in Nha Trang with Oceans5 and for more than 10 years in the industry as a professional, working and diving around Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam… and I can tell you that diving and fish life here gets better and better every year, once in a while you hear disturbing stories about fishing issues around Hon Mum Marine Park in the night and early morning, however it is hard to escape these stories throughout Asia. The Coral Gardens are still amazing, and hard to beat- more than 360 different species of hard corals can be counted here, amazing macro life and countless different fish families- just not many big fish, lets say big stingrays and some sharks can be sighted- just not regularly. In all the time I have spent here in Vietnam I’ve learned to enjoy it here more & more- especialy since I know how bad the marine life conditions are in Thailand, Maldives, Malaysia- even up to Indonesia(Borneo)- coral bleaching all over the Indian Ocean has been dramatically increasing over the years unfortunately. (just browse the net about it and you will know)…, so we’re happy to have colder water here!!! Yes, it seems that Nha Trang is Mecca for Scuba Courses- cheap, in my opinion to cheap (but this comes along with bad maintance & old equipment, lazy-“holiday instructors”, old teaching materials etc)…, you always get what you pay for!!!…, my tip: pay an extra dollar and get a state of the art education with experienced instructors and up to date teaching materials…

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User:(WT-en) Octalot

March 2008: travelling by train from Granada (Spain) to Germany.

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User:(WT-en) Odalcet

Caracas, Venezuela

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User:(WT-en) Oda Mari

Hi. Welcome!

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User:(WT-en) Oddeivind

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Oddeivind

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User:(WT-en) OHWiki

Hi everyone, My user name is OHWiki. I was born and raised in Mansfield, Ohio, United States. I have a page on the english Wikipedia.

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User:(WT-en) Oitoo

Projects

 * - Translation into catalan from the english version of United Kingdom
 * - Translation into catalan from the english version of England
 * - Translation into catalan from the english version of Scotland
 * - Translation into catalan from the english version of Wales
 * - Translation into catalan from the english version of Northern Ireland

Future Trips
October'07-October'08: Round the Glove in 356 days (South America and south-east of Asia).

Places I've been

Andorra,

Argentina,

Austria,

Bahrain,

Belgium,

Bolivia, Bosnia and Herzegovina,

Brazil,

Bulgaria,

Cambodia,

China,

Colombia,

Costa Rica,

Croatia,

Czech Republic,

Ecuador,

El Salvador,

France,

Greece,

Guatemala,

Hong Kong,

Hungary,

India,

Italy,

Japan,

South Korea,

Laos,

Malaysia,

Mexico,

Montenegro,

Nepal,

Nicaragua,

Panama,

Peru,

Poland,

Qatar,

Romania, Russia,

Serbia,

Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia,

Spain,

Thailand,

Turkey,

United Kingdom,

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User:(WT-en) Ojmorales0002

Traveller

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User:(WT-en) Ojousama

Seogwipo is now on my list. Stay tuned. (WT-en) Ojousama 21:40, 29 January 2008 (EST)

Hello,

I am going to be doing extensive work on Matsuyama, Ehime. Stay tuned. Maybe I can make it into a "Guide".

Later,

~P

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User:(WT-en) Ok

See also User:(WT-en) Korea dan and User:(WT-en) Xxxdanxxx

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User:(WT-en) Okakko

Name: Otto Kakko

Born: 1974, Helsinki, Finland

Location: São Paulo, Brazil

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User:(WT-en) Okay95

I am Seon-ok Hong. I was born and raised, still now live in chuncheon. Chuncheon is city of South korea. Someday If you will visit Korea, I would like to recommend here as travel destination. Even if I am a internet novice, I will often visit this site and wish your help. Thanks.

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User:(WT-en) Okie

No profile here, look over there: []

Planning to add and update information from my Thailand - Yunnan - Sichuan - Laos trip, as Wikivoyage has been quite useful during my travels ... ;)

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User:(WT-en) Oksana

My husband and I are backpacking around-the-world for a year or at least as far as our budget of $100 a day will take us. We are also blogging about our travels on www.postcardvalet.com

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User:(WT-en) Ola346

Bold text

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User:(WT-en) Olaf

Hello from Germany, Dresden!

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User:(WT-en) Olario

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User:(WT-en) Oldandslow

I may be old but at least I'm slow.......

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User:(WT-en) Oldchip

I'm a practicing environmental planner who has traveled, for both business and pleasure to every continent (except Antarctica) and over 80 republics, unions and states in the last 20 years. I have lived for extended periods in Bogotá Colombia, Tokyo Japan, Almaty Kazakhstan, Accra Ghana, Houston TX, and Calgary, Alberta. I now call Osoyoos home.

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User:(WT-en) Oldmonkey

Uhh... doggone! No template for my user page?

Okay, I'm an ancient expat who's been living in Thailand for 40+ years. Help my wife with her restaurant on Ko Sichang, Chonburi Province. Working to start a slightly offbeat travel business for people who really, really don't want to spend their days with other tourists. Speak, read and write Thai more or less like a native. Have been to 73 of the 76 provinces (all but Pattani, Narathiwas and Yala). Like to cook, write, photograph, bicycle, hike, canoe and kayak. Detest Bangkok, where I'm typing this, but love the choice of restaurants.

At the moment, I'm trying to figure out whether an island, Ko Sichang in particular, is material for a City, Region or what template. (Years in journalism and advertising used up my thirst for freedom to express myself as I like: now I just want to fill in a form.)

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User:LilHelpa/stuff

Welcome
Hi NAME! Thanks for your edits on PLACE ,they are much appreciated!

I thought I'd just drop by and welcome you to Wikivoyage. If you want to specialize your experience you may want to consider editing your preferences.

It would be a good idea to have a quick look at our list of tips for newcomers to get a feel for what we are trying to achieve on Wikivoyage, and if you're new to the whole wiki software, also 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 or on my talk page.

watchlist

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User:(WT-en) Ole80

Travelling since september 2010 around the world, Africa, South Asia and South America.

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User:(WT-en) OlegPopov

Hello!

My name Oleg Ivanovich Popov.

I live in Russia. My adress: Ryazan, RO 123056, Ul. Raketnaya D.85 Kv.13.

Education: Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University), 1992 to 1997 International Law School including three foreign languages: English, German, and Afrikaans. High Level Diploma - "Several Aspects of International Copyright". Work Experience: Lawyer, International Law Firm Baker & McKenzie, October 1998 to Present.

Skills & Interests: Fluent in English, proficient in German, some knowledge of French and Afrikaans. Computer literate, large working experience on both PC (Windows and DOS) and Macintosh, have one of each at home. Some programming experience. I have 24/7 access to the Internet and my favourite hobby to read and study wiki sites :)

PS: I have the catalogue wiki sites - http://wiki4all.com/ and I shall be very grateful to the manager of this wiki site, if it will add wiki in my catalogue with the small description... :)

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User:(WT-en) Olga Frolova

Location

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User:(WT-en) Olibariki

Just getting started. :-)

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User:(WT-en) Oliphant

Trekking in Nepal is my pleasure. Avid poster at Trekinfo.com. Thinking I should share with a wiki...

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User:(WT-en) Omeida

Welcome to Omeida Chinese Academy - a professional Chinese language school that offers students a bridge into the dynamic, historic and utterly engaging China.

Curriculum Highlights: Omeida Chinese language courses are available to students at all proficiency levels (Pure Beginner through Proficient). General Chinese language programs are designed to provide students with the necessary Chinese skills to succeed in any Chinese language environment. All programs are comprehensive, meaning that students will learn to read, write, speak, and listen to Mandarin Chinese, while also gaining essential cultural understanding. Teachers incorporate text books, videos, audio recordings and many other techniques into each course.

Overview：Omeida Chinese Academy has Chinese language programs that meet the needs and goals of students at all levels. With multiple courses and programs to choose from, we offer the flexibility for you to reach your Chinese language goals. Whether you are joining us for intensive spoken Chinese program, attending one of our 18-week academic term courses, enjoying a one-on-one tailor-made course, or working together with us in the volunteer program, you will find that Omeida Chinese Academy provides the perfect opportunity to be immersed in the Chinese language and culture.

Setting Description: Omeida Chinese Academy, located in the most beautiful town of China, is close to the well-known West Street. This enables us to go out of the classroom and search for interaction with locals, travelers and other Chinese people in town. It makes the class vivid and interesting, and above all, you get a good chance to practice your newly learned skills in real-life situations.

Program Value: The tuition includes these services: airport pick-up, accommodation with private bathroom, 3 or 6 hours of Mandarin lessons every day, Culture lesson, one hour free study tutoring after class, 2 meals a day, group activities (every weekend), monthly class dinner, textbooks, and Internet connection

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User:(WT-en) Omeida chinese academy

Welcome to Omeida Chinese Academy - a professional Chinese language school that offers students a bridge into the dynamic, historic and utterly engaging China.

We have Chinese language programs that meet the needs and goals of students at all levels. With multiple courses and programs to choose from, we offer the flexibility for you to reach your Chinese language goals. Whether you are joining us for intensive spoken Chinese program, attending one of our 18-week academic term courses, enjoying a one-on-one tailor-made course, or working together with us in the volunteer program, you will find that Omeida provides the perfect opportunity to be immersed in the Chinese language and culture.

We focus on teaching you how to use the Chinese language rather than what the language is. To reach this goal we use curriculum that is designed to help you to communicate in Chinese as quickly and efficiently as possible. Our immersion program allows you to utilize the language skills you have learned in real-life situations.

Based in Yangshuo, the most beautiful town in China, we supplement our class time with cultural activities and field trips for you to use the language in fun and engaging ways. You will be leaning Chinese and getting to know the Chinese culture everyday you study with us.

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User:(WT-en) Omricon

Frequent Business Traveller and wikipedia user. From the UK.

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User:(WT-en) Onebackpack

URL: http://www.onebackpack.com

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User:(WT-en) OnlyMelbourne

www.onlymelbourne.com.au is a web based guide and directory dedicated to the people and City of Melbourne. Maintained by a team of dedicated Melburnian's supporting: - Royal Children's Hospital - Save Our Water - Beat the Bullies - Melbourne Charities - Richmond Football Club - The mighty TIGERS. Walking, riding bicycles and commuting the best public transport in the world and discouraging cars, road rage and crazy Melbourne drivers.. The marvellous City of Melbourne. Web Links - www.onlymelbourne.com.au - Melbourne Picture Gallery

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User:(WT-en) Onthebroadway

onthebroadway.com is the one and only site which came forward in the online tickets market for providing the cheap theater tickets to their all valued customers. Mostly seller offer the cheap tickets but when you buy your tickets so some hidden charges and other charges make your payment double and your all discount companies is covered from here.Some fake seller also occupied the market but onthebroadway is the only site which give the highest discounted event tickets with out any hidden charges. Rather you buy cheap wicked tickets, discount lion king tickets, cheapest jersey boys tickets and all other event tickets you will get highest discount here with out any hidden charges.

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User:(WT-en) On trust

Welcome

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User:(WT-en) Onyo

=Introduction=

I am Japanese. I live in Nagoya,Japan.

=Visit=

Asia

 * China
 * Hongkong
 * Japan
 * Macau
 * South Korea
 * Taiwan

Europe

 * United Kingdom
 * Italy
 * Vatican
 * Spain
 * France
 * Germany
 * Belgium
 * Netherlands
 * Switzerland

North America

 * United States of America

Oceania

 * Australia
 * Palau

=Work=
 * Japan
 * Aichi
 * Nagoya

=Link=
 * (WV-ja) Onyo (Japanese)
 * (WT-shared) Onyo (Wikivoyage Shared)

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User:(WT-en) Ooicl

Chong-Liang Ooi

I grew up in Butterworth, Penang which is a "rather unremarkable" town in Malaysia.

For the past 9 years, I've stayed in Lafayette, Indiana.

Since I've returned, I will be rediscovering my hometown and I will try to contribute to the stubs here as I go around.

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User:(WT-en) OoishiMoe

Hi. I'm OoishiMoe at the Thai Wikipedia.

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User:(WT-en) Ookla

Ookla lives in Vancouver, WA in the Great Pacific Northwest of the United States. He's been to many places in the United States, plus a few spots in Canada, Finland, Russia, and the UK.

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User:(WT-en) Oolon

Since traveling around the world at the age of 21 back in 1972, I've been a travel addict (though seeing all of the McDonalds and Gap jeans in the most unexpected places in recent trips has tempered my addiction...).

I'll be going to Chile in January and will update that section of WikiTravel. I'll also be working on the Seattle portion of the wiki.

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User:(WT-en) Ooty

History of Ooty

Ooty or Udagamandalam precisely described as "Queen of Hill Stations" by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, sprawls over an area of 36 sq km with a number of tall buildings cluttering its hill slopes. It is situated at an altitude of 2,340 meters above the Main sea level. In ancient times, the Nilgiri Hills (including Ooty, Coonoor, Kotagiri & Gudalur) were part of Chera Empire. later it fell in to the hand of ganga dynasty. and then Hoysala empire under king Vishnuvardhana in the 12th century. They then became part of the Kingdom of Mysore of Tipu Sultan who later surrendered them to the British in the 18th century.

John Sullivan, the British governor of neighbouring Coimbatore province, liked the climate of this forested land, and occupied Ooty by taking land from the native tribes (Toda, Irumba and Badaga); often buying up many square kilometres in a day for the price of a few meals.

The hills were developed rapidly under the British Raj because they were almost entirely owned by private British citizens, unlike the rest of India. Ooty served as the summer capital of the Madras Presidency, and had winding hill roads and a complicated rack railway system built by influential and enterprising British citizens with venture capital from the Madras government.

John Sullivan, Collector of Coimbatore district in 1819, first brought this beautiful Botanical Garden a heaven to the public eye. But prior to this in 1812, the first Englishmen who were sent up the Nilgris by the Collector of Coimbatore were Mr. Keys, Assistant Revenue Surveyor, and his Assistant, McMahon. They made their way via Dananayakan Kottai to Aracad and the existing village of Denad, and penetrated as far as Kallatti, the lower level of North Ooty, but never set their eyes on the beautiful valley in which Ooty lay. After Keys' visit there was no further expedition until 1818 when J.C.Whish and N.W.Kindersly (Asst. and second Asst. to the Collector of Coimbatore respectively) went up by the Dananayakan Kottai-Denad route, crossed the plateau in a southwestern direction and descended by the Sundapatti pass from Manjakombai to the Bhavani valley and then went back to Coimbatore. The purpose of their visit is not known.

In March 1819, John Sullivan obtained Rs 1,100 (Rupees of those days not to be compared with the present-day rupee) from the Board of Revenue for laying a bridle path up the hill from Sirumugai to Kotagiri and its neighboring village, Dhimatti. The work was executed by McPherson in a period of 2 years starting 1821. This was the only route to the Nilgris from Coimbatore until 1832, when the first Coonoor ghat road was laid, thanks to the then Governor, S.R. Lushington, who got the work executed by Lehardy and Capt. Murray. The present metalled ghat road from Kallar to Coonoor, a distance of 25 km which has 14 hair-pin bends and a gradient of one 18 ft, which facilitated carriage traffic from Madras to Ooty, was mainly constructed by Colonel G.V. Law in 1871. It is gratifying to note that the cascade of the Coonoor river near Wenlock bridge on the Coonoor-Mettupalayam road named after Law, continues to bear the same name.

The Coonoor-Mettupalayam road was extended to Udagamandalam, covering a distance of about 15 km. The Kotagiri-Mettupalayam road (about 34 km long), which was 8 ft wide, to begin with, was widened to 17 ft in 1872-75 with a gradient of one in 17 by the Dist. Engineer, Major Morant R.E. and handed over to the District Board in 1881. During the period from 1819 to 1830, John Sullivan's contribution was, apart from laying the route to Ooty, that he built the first house called Stone House in this place. This formed the nucleus of Government offices. Further, at his own expense, he conducted experiments on agricultural and horticultural crops and in animal husbandry to find the most suitable crops and breeds of milky animals for future settlers next to the magnificent task of laying the road to Ooty, the British took up, around 1880, the amazing task of connecting Mettupalayam to Ooty by rail. A Swiss engineer, M. Riggenback and Major Morant of Kotagiri road fame prepared an estimate of 1,32,000 pounds (currency) for laying the rack railway and floated a company called The Rigi Railway & Co Ltd. Since capital was not forthcoming, Mr. Richard Wolley of Coonoor came forward to advance money on the condition that the Government of Chennai would entrust the contract to Mr. Wolley.

The agreement between the 2 was signed in 1886, and the company called The Nilgri Railway & Company came into being with a capital of Rs 25 lakhs. Lord Wenlock, Governor or Madras started the work on the line in August 1891, but the company was liquidated in 1894. Later, a new company was formed in 1894, and the work was completed in 1899. Madras Railway worked the line to start with. Though the Nilgris formed part of Coimbatore district, it was separated into an independent district in 1868. Udagamandalam considered a sanatorium and hill resort by the Europeans, has come to be like any other district.

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User:(WT-en) OpenHaus

For information about me visit my Wikipedia user page.

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User:(WT-en) OpenIDUser108

Hi! This is my me page!

Nothing much here yet.

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User:(WT-en) OpenIDUser29

Morgan Davis Seattle, WA 98122

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User:(WT-en) Openminded

I am 24 years old and live in Augsburg, Germany.

I was born in Hannover, Germany, but moved to one of Munich's suburbs with my parents when I was 1 year old. At age 9, we moved to Augsburg, then at age 20, I moved back to Munich for studying, and at age 24 I moved again to Augsburg after getting my degree in Munich. So I am a child of both cities, Munich and Augsburg, which will also be the cities about which I am contributing the most informations.

When traveling, I like to stay in budget places and I prefer to explore everything by foot, if possible. I speak english, german, and a very very little bit of french.

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User:(WT-en) Optim

My userpage on English wikipedia

I am a resident of Athens, Greece.

I can contribute photos, details about Athens, etc.

I registered here on 1 February 2004, 15:22PM UTC+02.

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User:(WT-en) Orange

I'm Orange...

Why the name? I guess because my cell phone operator is of that name and I like the colour.

Why I registered? I made already several anonymous changes, but I want to have a voice in the Wikivoyage community and I believe anonymous users are not seen as full contributors...

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User:(WT-en) Orbitutors

Websites
One of my hobbies is to program website.

 * I am the owner of Find A Tutor.

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User:(WT-en) Orchards Farm Cottages

Orchards Farm Cottages, Komatipoort (Mpumalanga, South Africa) is the ideal place to stay when visiting the Southernmost part of the Kruger National Park - situated 12km from Crocodile Bridge Gate, 4km from the Mozambique border post, on a mango & litchi farm on the banks of the Komati River. Contact Reservations@orchardsfarmcottages.co.za

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User:Orcrist

I lived in Tohoku, Japan for five years. Traditional guidebooks have almost no English language information on Tohoku, so I hope Wikivoyage can fill the gap. If there is any information you'd like on an area I've lived or frequented, please ask. I'd love to add more information wherever it's desired.

Areas I have frequented

 * Japan
 * Akita (prefecture)
 * Yurihonjo
 * Chokai
 * Tokyo
 * Nishitokyo
 * Musashino
 * Kichijoji
 * United States of America
 * North Dakota
 * Grand Forks

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User:(WT-en) Oren Shatz

The Best One: http://www.templatemonster.co.il
 * לתור מוטור -   The competition.
 * Search Engine Optimization - My Work

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User:(WT-en) OrganicLover

I love organic food!!!!!!!!!!!

I want to show people where to eat more organic food!@!

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User:(WT-en) OrganisedConfusion

Organised Confusion is a UK based design agency specializing in stylish graphic design and art direction across brochures, catalogues, publications, in-store graphics and marketing collateral for fashion and beauty brands.

We have extensive experience inspiring and managing world-class designers, photographers, illustrators and stylists. Our design approach and experience allows us to be comfortable with conceptualizing and art directing through to artwork, print management and delivery.

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User:(WT-en) Ori Mosenzon

Do feel free to correct any spelling or grammar mistakes in this page (I know they are out there, I just don't know where)

Childhood
Was born in Boston during my father's studies at MIT. I don't have many memories from the U.S. since my parents decided to go back to Israel when I was two months old. I got the citizenship though. Most of my childhood was in Rehovot. A very nice and peaceful town a bit south of Tel-Aviv.

Trip
At the age of twenty one, I went on a trip to central America. I didn't mean it to last so long but eventually I traveled for a year and a half. In one particularly charming place, named Valle de Bravo, I spent four months learning hang gliding.

Education
I've studied for my first degree in computer science at the Ben Gurion University in Beer-Sheeva, Israel. Those were probably the best years of my life. The university might not be one of the leading research institutes in Israel but it is a great place to study in. Very open minded and with a rich social life. I suspect that it will be a leading university in the future. After finishing my first degree, I continued for a second degree in the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. This was much less fun. I don't know if it is because of the university or because it was not a first degree anymore. Instead of completing my second degree I continued to a direct path to third degree. After about 5 years of research, I found out that the major idea of my thesis was already developed elsewhere (a very talented Chinese professor). I decided not to continue my research (also because I didn't really liked the research atmosphere in the university) and to submit my work as a thesis to a second degree. You can have a look at my thesis here.

Teaching
During my research, I made my living as a programming teacher for first degree students. You can see three examples here, here and here (mostly in Hebrew). I was surprised to find out how much I enjoy teaching. In spite of that fact, when I stopped my research, I decided that being a teacher without any development of my own, is not a good path to choose.

Why do I supply so much information?
Why not?

Me in other Wikis

 * Me in the Hebrew Wikipedia. I've been active there for about two years and recently decided to quit (reason are described there).

 * Very active in the internal Wiki system of Intel.

Personal site
Ori's spot

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User:(WT-en) Orioane

hello

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User:(WT-en) OrlandoParkRat

Who am I
OrlandoParkRat is an editor from Orlando, Florida.

What I edit
My hobby is theme parks, so you'll find me editing articles about these tourist destinations, adding my experiences and information. I'll also add info to cities that I've lived in or visited frequently. Again, trying to share experience and help everyone enjoy their travel adventures.

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User:(WT-en) Oshima

My name is Tyler Roy, and I live on Izu Oshima in Tokyo-to prefecture, Japan. The Izu Islands are my pet projects.

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User:(WT-en) OsKu

Hi, i'm OsKu from Finland.

(WT-fi) fiwikivoyage

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User:(WT-en) Osteoderm

I suppose the more and more I get into editing and creating Wikipedia articles, the more and more important it becomes for readers to have some idea what background the author brings to their work.

So welcome to a little bit about me: I am a non-resident Canadian, currently living in the Caribbean. I am currently employed as a professional sailor and shipwright. In the construction and labour fields, I have previously worked as a carpenter, cabinetmaker, and electrician. I am autodidactic, with wide-ranging areas of major interest, including (but not limited too) commercial and home cookery, crocheting, body modification, natural history, reptile husbandry, percussion, mechanics, sound reinforcement, automotive technology and history, fabrication, eastern philosophy, and intregrated engineering. (WT-en) Osteoderm 19:10, 12 January 2006 (UTC)

This month I've been house-sitting off the boat, and have come to enjoy copy-editing Wikipedia during TV commercials. It seems like a trifling thing, repairing minor spelling, grammar, and punctuation errors, but every little bit helps. (WT-en) Osteoderm 18:45, 5 October 2007 (UTC)

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User:(WT-en) Ostsee

i live at the island Rügen

- under construction -

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User:(WT-en) Ot

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benutzer:Ot

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User:(WT-en) OtoValek

I signed up to correct and append some facts on Prague and Czech Republic. I've lived in Prague all my life, since 1980.

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User:(WT-en) Ottofanny

Accommodation Only: Private Standard Bure: $80.00/night (For single/double/twin booking) Deluxe Bure: $120.00/night (For single/double/twin booking) Extra Person in Bure: $20.00/night Dorm Bed: $30.00/night (Normal Rate)

Meals: Full meal package: $60.00/person/day Continental Breakfast: $10.00/person/day Cooked Breakfast: $14.00/person/day Lunch: $20.00/person/day Dinner:$30.00/person/day This is an optional meal package & you will only be charged for the meals consumed. N.B. All our meals are served buffet style.

Children’s Rates: Accommodation: Extra Person Charge of $20.00/night applies irrespective of age if accompanied by 2 or more adults. Meals: a. 1- 2yrs: Free of Charge b. 3-8 yrs: Will pay 25% of the adult rate. c. 9-12yrs: 50% of the adult rate. d. 13-15yrs: 75% of the adult rate. 16yrs & above: Full adult rate applies The above children’s rates apply if their meals are served off the buffet table. Special meals requested (other that served at the buffet table) will be charged accordingly. Bookings done by others.

Travel agents and other resorts are entitled to take 20% only towards the accommodation rate. Meals will have to be directly paid to the resort. Full collect by your travel agent is acceptable. Yasawa Flyer taxi: @ $10.00 per person one way.

ACTIVITIES AVAILABLE

John’s TRIP-N TOUR

Snorkeling Trip 1hrs-$15pp

Blue Lagoon Island trip: $15.00/person one way Island Hopping 3hrs-$30pp {book a day before} Oarsman's Bay snorkeling trip-$20pp {book ahead} CAVE TRIP WITH John: $50.00/PERSON + COMPLIMENTARY BLUE LAGOON TRIP IN THE AFTERNOON. Children age from 6-15 pay ½ the adult rate and under 6yrs pay $5.00 only for their cave fees. This trip is to be paid directly to Va @ THE OFFICE. (Minimum of 5 people)

Island Transfers available 24hrs {book ahead}:$15.00 one way Turtle Island Sunset cruise-$15pp {book ahead}

Swim-a-thon trip @$40.00pp. Start from Oarsman’s/Blue Lagoon/Tavewa. All trips are weather dependent, and a minimum of 2pax except for the cave tour. The above trips are to be paid directly to John or Va @ the office on a cash basis only.

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User:(WT-en) Ouarzazatexplorer

Don't tout

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User:(WT-en) Outfitternp

This is a outstanding trekking on the hill of the Annapurna south specially designed for those trekkers who love to enjoy the flora and fauna, panoramic view of the Himalayan range in a comfortable way including Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Fishtail, Nilgiri, Tukuche Peak and other Himalayan ranges.

It is an ideal trekking best called as a typical walk right into the heart of the mountains and our gentle walk start from lowland to the wonderful high mountains with breathtaking view of the Annapurna range. The walk ends at a point where you are virtually surrounded by towering Himalayan peaks.

The trekking involves numerous ascents and descents but not so hard to challenge as there are many alternative routes to the sanctuary, all meeting at Chhomrung.

This trekking provides an excellent opportunity to experience the enthralling glimpse of rich culture, typical Nepalese lifestyle and ultimate excitement of trekking in the Himalayas at the high elevation.

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User:(WT-en) Overlord

Im cooler than you in all ways i can care about....
If i outsmated you how would you know?

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User:(WT-en) Owain

Newport, Monmouthshire

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User:(WT-en) OwenBlacker

 * 1) REDIRECT Wikipedia:User:OwenBlacker

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User:(WT-en) Owl

Hi, my name's Rich Daley, and I live in the UK.

Take a look at my homepage if you want to know more about me.

I'm still very new around here, but I have tried to make some significant contributions.

I've added some of my photos to articles dotted around, and I'm currently in the process of updating the Manchester article to a full travel guide. I'd like at some point to get to work on my hometown of York too.

Maps I have drawn

UK

Abroad

My entry for the Logo contest

My logo came fourth in the contest! I never expected it to win; I'm no artist after all. But I was amazed at the level of interest it received. Thanks to everyone who commended it. I have learned a lot from the experience and it's inspired me to go on and do new things (see my map of Manchester Metrolink above for an example).

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User:(WT-en) Oxford2

Current location
Near Oxford, UK

Languages
English + elementary Italian and French

Countries where I've lived and worked
Italy (Venice and Parma), Egypt (Cairo), Denmark (Vejle and Copenhagen), Oman (Muscat)

Websites
http://www.mapsta.net/ http://www.venice.nu/

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