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This is my sandbox
The public transit system, run by Société de transport de Montréal (STM) [36], is safe, efficient, and pleasant to use. Tickets have been replaced by cards with magnetic stripe containing one trip, called an à la carte ticket. These are valid for one trip (including transfer) on the metro and buses cost $2.75 each, but are also available for about 22.75% less when you purchase six for $12.75 either from the Metro agent or the automatic fare vending machine located in Metro stations.

You need to keep your payment card as it is your proof of payment and transfer (correspondance).

If you are using cash to pay your fare on the bus, it is important to have the exact fare since the driver does not give change; you will receive an à la carte ticket, this is your proof of payment and your transfer.

Pictures and specific instructions can be found here:

Tourist passes offer unlimited travel on the bus and metro for periods of one day ($9) or three days ($17) and are well worth it. They are available from most downtown metro stations during the summer, but only at Berri-UQAM, Peel, and Bonaventure stations on the off-season. Weekly ($20.00 regular, $11.25 for students under 18; valid from the nearest Sunday of purchase) and monthly ($68.50 regular, $37 for students under 25) passes are also available. Only students studying at a recognized academic institution in Montréal may benefit from student fares and a special card must be obtained from the STM.

The STM has stopped issuing disposable monthly passes and has started using the reusable OPUS card. The OPUS card is a smart card with a chip that contains your fare and transfer information. The OPUS card can be purchased at all metro stations and transit fare points of sale. As of December 2009 the card costs $3.50

OPUS cards can be refilled at Metro stations using the automated machines or at the ticket booth.

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Districts

 * Downtown — Skyscrapers, shopping, museums, and the Parc du Mont-Royal.
 * Old Montreal — The historic and (dare we say it) quaint riverfront Old Town and Old Port.
 * Quartier Latin-Le Village — Restaurants, boutiques, cafes, pubs near UQAM in the Quartier Latin, gay bars and clubs in Le Village, and the working class neighbourhood of Sainte-Marie.
 * Parc Jean-Drapeau — The islands of Île Sainte-Helene and Île Notre-Dame and the Montreal Casino.

 * The Plateau — Trendy area north of downtown and east of Parc du Mont-Royal. Also includes Mile End.

 * Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie — Little Italy and Jean-Talon market.
 * Westmount–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce — The upscale anglophone enclave of Westmount and the up and coming neighbourhood of Notre-Dame-de-Grâce.
 * Hochelaga-Maisonneuve — Olympic Park, Botanical Gardens.
 * Côte-des-Neiges — Multicultural neighbourhood northwest of the mountain.
 * Outremont — Upscale francophone neighbourhood.
 * South West — Including Lachine canal, Atwater Market (a must!), St. Henri, and the emerging culinary hot-spot, Petite-Bourgogne.
 * Mile End — Bagels, restaurants, coffee shops, The Rialto Theatre, and boutiques.

Other cities on the island

 * Saint-Laurent
 * Saint leonard
 * Montreal North
 * Ahuntsic-Cartierville

 * West Island

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User:(WT-en) RedBit

Hi All!

My Bookmarks:
 * Kub Foto Italia

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

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User:(WT-en) Red Forman

I'm from That '70s Show.

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User:(WT-en) Redmarkviolinist

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User:(WT-en) Rednikki

 * I'm a local resident of the central coast of California.

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User:(WT-en) Redondo

I'm John and I work as a part of the Travel team at Internet Brands maintaining Wikivoyage.

I'm a long-time California resident who frequently travels both in-state and out of the country. A brother in England makes that a frequent destination. My favorite travel includes a mix of culture, cuisine and nature, preferring active vacations to poolside ones.

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User:(WT-en) RedRollerskate

Howdy ho! I'm RedRollerskate, a twentysomething female from Flyover Country, USA. I've had problems with stalkers before, so I won't tell you my actual name or location. I am the same RedRollerskate who posts at Wikipedia. I'm in grad school these days, so I contribute sporadically.

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User:(WT-en) RedWolf

See my user page on the English Wikipedia.

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User:(WT-en) Redwood Cottage

www.theredwoodcottage.com

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User:(WT-en) Reesy

Student who originally hails from Birmingham.

A great fan of rock music which ended up getting me into traveling. Spent a summer roaming around California and far too many nights in The Viper Room. The next planned trip is too China this coming Winter followed by Japan in the New Year. Hopefully I will be undertaking the pilgramage around the 88 Sacred Temples of Shikoku on foot during this expedition.

Places so far that have had to tolerate me:

Czech Republic(specifically Prague) Tenerife Greece(small island called Paros, nice and relaxing down there) France(only briefly Ill admit, coastal town) USA(Los Angeles(possible the greatest city on earth!), San Francisco(try the crab!), Las Vegas, Grand Canyon, Salt Lake City and a few out lying towns) Seychelles

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User:(WT-en) Reg Barclay

New articles

 * Park City (+02004-06-25)
 * Nogales (+02004-06-25)
 * Four Corners (+02004-06-25)

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User:(WT-en) Reggie98

Autobiography
Born in St. Andrew's, Scotland

Educated in Derry and Lisburn, Northern Ireland

Polished off education at University in Cambridge (England)

Lived in Paris (three months) and Japan (six years)

Travelography
1999 Hitchhiked (mostly) from Japan to England via See Travel 99 photos
 * Taiwan
 * Philippines
 * Borneo
 * Indonesia, Bali & Lombok
 * Singapore
 * Thailand
 * Burma (Myanmar)
 * India
 * Italy
 * Switzerland
 * France
 * Guernsey

2001 Canada by hitchhike (three months)

See Canada photos

2001-2 Japan and Korea (ten months) See Japan photos and Korea photos

Aspirology
I aspire to go to Korea & Japan in 2007-8

Gobbledeegoogography
I speak a little:
 * Japanese
 * French
 * German
 * Italian
 * Chinese

Internetography
Some of my websites
 * Photos on Reggie.net
 * A photo each day - mostly Cambridge

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User:(WT-en) Register

hi! I'm tevan alexander. feel free to contact me if you want to discuss any of my edits here. thanks!

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User:(WT-en) Regmeesb

I.	PERSONAL DETAILS

Name	:	               Shital Babu Regmee

Permanent Address	:	Prithvi Narayan Minicipality Gorkha

Mailing Address	:	        Kalikasthan, Kathmandu NEPAL P.O.BOX # 5630 email   :                sbregmee@wecs.gov.np (Off), dept@ntc.net.np

Telephone	:	977-1-4420560, 4436713

Date of Birth	:	May 12, 1955

Sex	:	       Male

Nationality	:	Nepalese

Marital Status	:	Married

Children	:	Three (One son, Two daughters)

II	ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS

Degree	Specialization	       University/institute M.Eng. Water Resources Engg. Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok, THAILAND B.Eng. Civil Engineering	University of Calcutta, Bengal Engineering College, Howrah-                               711103 B.A.	Humanities	       Tribhuwan University, Kathmandu, Nepal III EMPLOYMENT

27 years of experience in water resources and management sector. Presently working as executive director in Water and Energy Commission Secretariat.

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User:(WT-en) Regstuff

Well I've only been to three countries so far - India (where I live), Nepal and China. Let's see where the winds of change take me.

A third of my life, I've spent in Chennai, a second third, in Hyderabad & the third third in Bombay (I just can't get around to calling it Mumbai). A few short inconsequential months in Bangalore (Bangalore is NOT to blame for the inconsequence of those months) and a few short very consequential months near Coimbatore at the Isha Yoga Center, right under the shadow of the Silver Mountain - the Velliangiri Hills. That's where I'm at right now.

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User:(WT-en) Rehanyarkhan

See my blog: http://bombaycurry.blogspot.com

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User:(WT-en) Rein N.

Most active on the Dutch Wikivoyage: nl:User:Rein N. (I'm Burocrate here). Also active as admin on FR, mostly for cleanup after vandalisme and spam.

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User:(WT-en) Reinthal

A Melburnian.

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User:(WT-en) Reiselivsbasen

I live on the West Coast of Norway, and run a site Reiselivsbasen with listing to accommodation in Norway.

The listing is divided into area: county, townships, municipality and type Hotel, B&B, Camping, Tourist Information Offices and some activities Ski/ Golf/ Bath ...

Combine area and type to narrow down the list (click on map in top-left corner).

Most listings contains link to home page, map, phone number, ...

Some of the listing is also available with text and pictures, like:
 * Amundsen Gjestgiveri a small cosy hotel in Vinstra, Gudbrandsdalen. (click on small pictures)
 * Knutsvik Fjordferie Holiday cottage in Ryfylke
 * Ytterdal Camping Camping site along the Golden Route at Sunnmøre
 * Sommerbo Bed & Breakfast near Trondheim city center
 * and many more

For some municipalities an information page is available, like:
 * Risør a cosy small city on the SouthEast coast of Norway. (click on small pictures)

Reiselivsbasen is also available from within Google Earth with live lookup, see: LiveLookup (updated 1 sec after user stops at a new location) shows distance and direction from screen center. A listing with pictures and additional text is avaiable from LivePlacemarks (updated each time GE is loaded). Placemarks files for each property, and whole municipality is also avaiable.

One goal with Reiselivsbasen is to create a banner-free alternative with information pages like in examples above (no flash, java, and fast load, even for modem users).

Reiselivsbasen has a lot of information to all kind of travellers, either you choose to stay at B&B, Camping, Rorbu (seahouse) Hotel, ...

 * comments ?: mail me

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User:(WT-en) Relaxingjourneys

Wikivoyage Author: Campbell Harris

You've made a decision to visit Australia and/or New Zealand, probably for a once in a lifetime holiday, our aim is to make that a reality. With offices in Australia & New Zealand, Relaxing Journeys offer a broader range of Australasian tours than anyone else in either country, and the tour operators we work with are the very best in their field.

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User:(WT-en) Remboman

About
I am an industrial design engineer and live in Leiden, Holland and love to travel. Therefore I think wikivoyage is a great way to share my experiences and create an up-to-date travelguide.

You can find my wesite at Remco's website A few images from where I've been can be found at Photo's you can contact me at remcoboersma(at)tiscali.nl

Travels
Let's see, I've been to:

Turkey (three times), Greece (three times), Italy (quite a few times), Spain (Barcelona more accurately) The Czech republic, Germany, Belgium, France.

Travel wishlist
Well, there's:

Turkey and Georgia's black sea coast and the Kackar and Kaukasus mountains. The transsiberian railway (notably the Baikal area which you'll come through), China, India, Former south asian Soviet republics, Iran, India, Nepal, New Zealand, Australia, South America. Maybe a bit corny: but I'd like to drive or cycle cross country (or continent) to India and follow the Marco polo trail. I'd also like to wander around the Himalaya for a while (north AND south of it).

I give up, let's just say that there are few places I don't wish to go to :-)

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User:(WT-en) RemoteAsiaTravel

Remote Asia Travel: A tour agent/travel agent based in Vientiane, Laos

Tours

 * Laos, Vietnam, Thailand and Cambodia

Specialty

 * Motorcycle) - Custom private tours guided and self guided.
 * Classic and Adventure Tours - For those that want to see Remote Asia.

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User:(WT-en) RENEGADE

Hello all.

Not to hide my identity, I also edit Wikipedia where I am known to many as Evlekis.

Stay tuned.

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User:(WT-en) R. Engelhardt

For more informations see:

User R. Engelhardt

My Pictures klick here or here

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User:(WT-en) Repayne

I have just added information about a few areas that I know, or where I have traveled. I will add more detail and areas, as I can.

Todo

 * Northeast (United States of America)

Edits

 * United States of America
 * New York (lots more upstate to do)
 * Syracuse (New York)
 * Finger Lakes
 * Virginia (lots more to do)
 * Leesburg (Virginia)
 * Loudoun County (Virginia)
 * Northern Virginia
 * New Jersey
 * Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge -- more information needed
 * Cape May (Town, New Jersey) -- more updates to be added
 * Various Alaska
 * Talkeetna
 * United States National Parks
 * Yellowstone National Park (minor)
 * Badlands National Park

General housekeeping Stuff

 * Editing Wikivoyage articles adding bits and pieces
 * checking and correcting grammer (sic)
 * checking spelling
 * disambiguation pages / orphan pages / dead-end pages
 * words stolen from (WT-en) Nzpcmad

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User:(WT-en) Repovesi

Visited

 * Russia
 * Belarus
 * Ukraine
 * Kazakhstan

 * Finland
 * Estonia
 * Latvia
 * Lithuania

 * Egypt
 * Tunisia

 * Romania
 * Bulgaria
 * Greece
 * Turkey

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User:(WT-en) Rertwik mukherjee

my name is retwik mukherjee.......... i like to see my state and my country prosper in terms of travels and tourism. so i like writing articles. i sometimes double up as a guide to show my home town.

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User:(WT-en) Restaurantkashmir

== Restaurant Kashmir One of Montreal’s Premier Indian Restaurants! Located in Old Montreal, Restaurant Kashmir is notable for its decor, excellent service and finest Indian cuisine. Specializing in Indian food, we also offer the finest selection of shrimps. L’un des restaurants les plus prestigieux au Montreal comme cusine indienne, le restaurant Kashmir est situé au cœur de Vieux Port De Montréal et est reconnu pour son décor, son excellent service et sa remarquable cuisine. Spécialisé en cusine indienne

Nous vous souhaitons la bienvenue et un excellent appétit...

'''Restaurant Kashmir 138, rue Saint-Paul Est, Montréal, QC H2Y 1G6

Telephone: 514-861-6640 Located in Old Montreal Metro: Champ de mers

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User:(WT-en) Restlessnomad

My name is Jess, and I've always wanted to travel. My dream is to visit all the poor countries before I die.

I play four instruments, and hope to bring culture to my playing. I play one French instrument and 3 Japanese-made instruments (Yamaha). However, I have played English and German instruments before, and will do so in the future whenever possible.

I like travelling because it means I can get away from home and my mother. I miss Dad when I go off on a tour or something, but I never miss my mom. That's just how it is.

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User:(WT-en) Reuvenk

I am not active here at Wikivoyage. Please see my English Wikipedia Userpage, or contact me at my Talkpage there.

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User:(WT-en) Rex

I'm an anthropologist who studies Papua New Guinea. I lived there from 1999-2001. Blog at http://alex.golub.name/log/

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User:(WT-en) Rexona

Hi, im Rexona. Well that's my alias for now anyway!

about me

Originally born in Melbourne from where my family and I travelled Australia for over a year which as a young child at the time was quite an experience. I guess in some ways that makes me very lucky. After that we moved to country Victoria and years later I returned to Melbourne, then another holiday through Central Australia.

Currently, and for over 5 years now, I reside on the Gold Coast of Queensland, Australia. And I have to say it is a fantastic place to live. (originally I only came to the Gold Coast for a holiday! Somewhere along the line I forgot to go home!!)

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User:(WT-en) Rex Sueciæ

Rex-rumpbögen

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User:(WT-en) Rezendi

I'm a novelist, journalist, and software engineer. See rezendi.com.

I'm also the author of the "iTravelFree" Wikivoyage-gateway apps for Android and iPhone: see itravelfree.net and Project:iTravelFree.

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User:(WT-en) Rfilmyer

Places I Have Spent Extended time in

 * US: In and around Philadelphia, and in the great retirement community of Sarasota.
 * Spain: Barcelona, on study abroad a semester. Loving it!

Places I Have Visited

 * US:
 * Canada:Prince Edward Island, Niagara Falls, Lake Temagami (Ontario), Alberta, Banff, Vancouver
 * Central America:
 * Europe:
 * Japan:
 * Africa:

Travel Wishlist
Some of the top places I wish to visit:

Projects
Since I'm fluent in Spanish and my first language is English, many of my (scant) contributions have been with translation.

Right now, I'm working on: Hondarribia

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Working on this before it's fit to be on the main site
Ciudad Rodrigo is a city located in the southeast of the Province of Salamanca.

Understand
Ciudad Rodrigo is located 90 km (50 mi) from the Portuguese border and 40 km (25 mi) north of Extremadura. It has a population of roughly 15,000 and is the commercial and administrative center of the region. The city is one of the largest examples of 17th century Spanish military architecture in all of the Iberian Peninsula.

Get in
By Car: The Autovía de Castilla (A-62) from Salamanca. By Bus: Regular bus from Salamanca.

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User:(WT-en) Rfilmyer/Hondarribia

This is my working draft translating the hondarribia article in to English.

By Car
Hondarribia is 15 km from San Sebastian and 20 km from Biarritz. Further away are Bilbao (100 km), Pamplona (80 km), and the region of La Rioja (120 km). It is accessible by the A8 Autopista and the N1 highway.

By Plane

 * San Sebastian airport is actually located in Hondarrabia
 * Biarritz airport, which is frequented by Ryanair and other low-cost airlines, is 20km away.

See

 * Early September (7 to 11, but in 2007 it could be seen at Sep 3). A civilian-military city parade commemorating the the victory over the largest siege by French troops led by the Prince of Condé on Sept 8, 1638. The victory is attributed to support of Guadalupe Virgin, patron saint of Hondarribia. A spectacular show involving most of the local population from morning time to about 11PM. 20 groups walk around the streets wearing traditional red berets, and plays fifes and drums--the same melody again and again. Young girls in traditional costumes head each group. One of the group is made of woodmen wearing sheep skin caps. The rest of the population are applauding to all of them in support. Obviously, it's virtually impossible to drive into the town during the event, and all pintxos bars are heavily overcrowded till the very closing time.

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User:(WT-en) RFujitani

Well Hello There
Thanks for stopping by my paltry little corner of the Wikiverse. My name's Ryan, and yes, I work for Internet Brands. What you don't know is that they also work for me... No, just kidding. I don't know if I will ever wield that kind of power, but a man can dream, can't he?

I have the heart of a traveler and the income of an abalone (one with a particularly dull shell, at that), which doesn't make for a very extensive travel resume. However, whenever I am able to squirrel away enough cash, I try to make good use of it. I have a particular fascination for the ruins (or not-so-ruineds) of ancient civilizations, places like the pyramids of Egypt, the Incan city of Machu Picchu, Pompeii, Petra, Chichen Itza, etc. etc. etc. Unfortunately, due to my aforementioned mollusk-like income, I have been able to visit none of these places. I have, however, been to a few places here and there, and I do have a relatively good amount of Wiki experience, so I am happy to contribute whatever I know so that the other WikiTravelers of the world may avoid making the same mistakes I have.

After all, not everyone is able to find the silver lining when they've planned a trip so poorly that they're forced to spend the last three nights of their Spanish vacation on the streets of Madrid, using a sleeping bag to dramatize a caterpillar's transition into a butterfly alongside the other street performers, and being thrown out of the Parque del Buen Retiro for attempting to bathe in the man-made lake. Not everyone can come away unscathed from a near-mauling by Malaysian Cynomolgus Monkeys in front of a statue of Shiva (I was only able to escape by relinquishing my fresh coconut to the alpha male). And not everyone's reputation within the arts community is so solid that it can withstand such a blow as being escorted out of the Smithsonian American Art Museum for "looking at the paintings too close."

All seriousness aside, I love seeing new places and meeting new people. If that qualifies me at all as a WikiTraveler, then so be it. A WikiTraveler I am.

 * Disclaimer - The preceding was partially true, but mostly untrue; I'd say about a 67-33 split, with the 67 representing the untrue.  Actually, no, more like 21-79... with the 79 representing the untrue... or thereabouts... somewhat.

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User:(WT-en) Rgaysa

I live at the south side of Austin, Texas. The clock is running and I need to travel soon, especially in the summer, when Texas becomes unbearable. This is yet another summer I am here because of business and not traveling, except within the U.S. the next couple of months. This situation will change for next year.

I am interested in Europe for the off-season and will be looking at other Wiki travel resources. If you are from Europe and traveling in the USA, and need information on the central Texas area, please contact me.

We expect to have a Formula 1 facility and the next USA Grand Prix (F1) in 2012. My house is less than 30 minutes from the proposed track location. Racers welcome when this event happens. There is much uncertainty about the success, but so far it seems on track. Hint to organizers: Avoid summer in Texas - nobody will show up unless you have a really big swimming pool.

From October through April, the weather is very nice. Often the winter months give us a climate that is somewhat like Northern California in the summer. Convertible tops can stay down for weeks at a time during the non-summer months.

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User:(WT-en) Rgtanjuakio

I am a Filipino based in Batangas City, about 120 km south of Manila in the Philippines. Married and now with two young boys.

I've traveled to a number of places and in so doing have gained a better appreciation of the beauty that is in my homeland. It saddens me to see that despite this beauty, we often could not attract the hordes of tourists that frequently flock to our neighbors Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore. As such my first goal in contributing to WikiTravel is to develop the articles on the Philippines and its various places of interest.

As a traveller, my immediate goal is to be able to visit all the countries within the South East Asian region. I've been to the three countries above as well as to Indonesia. Within this year, I hope to be able to make the trip to Angkor Wat in Cambodia and possibly Vietnam. Laos and Myanmar are countries I would hope to visit in the next few years.

For the longer term, my goal is to be able to set foot on all the continents, yes that includes Antarctica. In the meantime, I would just endeavor to make contributions to the articles on the places that I have been to. Make no mistake about it, I don't even consider myself well travelled, I do not think I have seen nearly enough of any of the places I've been to to say that I have truly seen it. I in fact have spent only a short time in some of these places. But nonetheless, I think that I still have some insights and tips to share. My To Do list of articles includes:

 * Munich
 * Amsterdam
 * The Hague
 * Berlin
 * London
 * Paris
 * Brussels
 * Barcelona
 * Madrid
 * Lisbon
 * Copenhagen
 * Stockholm
 * Athens
 * Rome
 * Florence
 * Luxembourg
 * Vienna
 * Salzburg
 * Zurich
 * Geneva
 * Bern
 * San Francisco
 * Los Angeles
 * Marrakech
 * Bali

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User:(WT-en) Rhobite

My photoblog: http://jimmysquid.com/

On Kuro5hin: http://kuro5hin.org/user/CaptainSuperBoy

I live in Amherst, Massachusetts, USA. In December 2003 I'm taking a trip to Europe.

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User:(WT-en) Rhodes1

The Valley of the Butterflies

One of the most unusual biotopes in Europe.

It is a luxuriant ravine with abundant running water that attracts thousands of tourists each summer..........

http://www.rhodesprivatetours.com

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User:(WT-en) Ricardo padilha

RICARDO PADILHA

Fortaleza - CEARÁ BRASIL

Teólogo ; professor;

HABILITADO EM > Gestão Empresarial > Processamentos de Dados - Extensão > Administração de IT - > Web Service > Security > B2B > Ecommerce > CRM > ERP > E-commerce > Gerenciamento de TI( E OUTROS ) -Intel ; Next; Microsoft > ( Microsoft, Lotus, Corel) bem como Photo > Webmaster registrado na ASSOCIAÇÃO BRASILEIRAS DE WEBMASTERS

Paginas http://www.no.comunidades.net/teopadilha/ www.ric.br21.com e http://mpebrasil.tk

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User:(WT-en) RicGarrido

Ric Garrido is a traveler analyst focused on hotel travel. Ric lives in Monterey, California. The San Francisco/Monterey/Carmel area is the focus of comprehensive hotel reviews by Ric.

Ric is a certified public school teacher in California.

Ric owns Loyalty Traveler, a traveler education service for teaching travelers the consumer economics of hotel loyalty program membership. Ric advises hotel frequent guests on hotel loyalty program benefits and strategies for discounts at upscale aand luxury hotels.

Ric writes a hotel loyalty programs blog.

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User:(WT-en) Richard1666

Richard Jones

I am an author and London tour guide who has published extensively on Dickens London, Jack the Ripper's London and Haunted London. In addition I have written the books Haunted Britain and Ireland, Mystical Britain and Ireland, Haunted Castles of Britain and Ireland, Myths and Legends of Britain and Ireland, Haunted Houses of Britain and Ireland,and Haunted Inns of Britain and Ireland.

I conduct Jack the Ripper and Ghost Tours in London and also have put together a free Harry Potter Tour of London that parents can use to take their children on a great day out in London.

I also maintain a large archive of London photographs, together with photographs from all the locations I have visited on my travels around Britain and Ireland, which I am willing to make available to anyone seeking to illustrate an article.

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User:(WT-en) Richard Guy

My passion for travel started with a few months backpacking around South America after I left university in 2001. The incredible landscapes and peoples of that diverse continent opened my eyes.

Today, working as an R&D Manager with the Carbon Trust in London, I'm more of a credit card traveller, but I've managed trips to Mongolia, India and Venezuela in the last few years which can't be bad.

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User:(WT-en) RichardMcKnight

= (WT-en) Richard McKnight =

Born and raised in Northern Ireland before moving to New York (city).

I now live in Manhattan and work in downtown Brooklyn.

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User:(WT-en) RichardParkinson

UtahCatering.com

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User:(WT-en) Richhill

This WIkitravel is a neat concept. It will be interesting to see if all the spam and commercials can be kept to a minimum. Time will tell. Feedback on any edits I make or most welcome.

Dave

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User:(WT-en) Richhoward

I own the copyright to all text on http://www.vlbo.com 2. I contribute it to Wikivoyage using the CC-bySA license http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/1.0/

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User:(WT-en) Richsilver

I am a retired Realtor from San Francisco currently living by the sea in Pattaya, Thailand.

I have lived in Pattaya since 2003 and have been visiting Thailand Since 1992. I read and write Thai and can speak the language reasonably well.

I dine out almost daily, so I know the Pattaya/Jomtien restaurant scene very well.

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User:(WT-en) RickS

I'm originally from Maryland. I love learning TOO MUCH and have degrees in Political Science, Cultural Anthropology, English Literature, Philology, Law (J.D.), and Creative Writing, hence my spending way too much time on this site. So far, I have contributed significantly to these pages:

 * Eastern Shore (Maryland),
 * Salisbury,
 * Princess Anne, and
 * Smith Island

Perhaps, I'll become a docent for the Eastern Shore region.

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User:RickScott~enwikivoyage

Bio
Rick grew up in a remote place with beautiful wilderness but many strange customs -- namely, Northern Ontario, Canada. Specifically, he spent the majority of his youth in Sault Ste Marie, to which he has now inexplicably returned. In the interim, he's lived in places as varied as Kitchener-Waterloo, Victoria, Woodstock, and Maebashi, Gunma-ken, Japan.

Elsewhere
I'm on the web as shadowspar in most non-wiki places:

 * Dreamwidth
 * Twitter

Roadmap
Pages I'm planning to contribute to (hopefully, eventually...):

Places

 * Victoria (British Columbia)
 * Ontario (province)
 * Sault Ste Marie (Ontario)
 * Elliot Lake
 * Sudbury (Ontario)
 * Kitchener
 * Waterloo (Ontario)
 * Michigan
 * Sault Ste Marie (Michigan)
 * Mackinac Island
 * Japan
 * Tokyo
 * Gunma
 * Maebashi
 * Takasaki

Topics

 * Winter driving

Imported Rick
I previously contributed to WikiTravel as RickScott as well.

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User:(WT-en) Ricky iskandar

''This page is for discussing the corresponding article or guide. For questions, comments, or personal stories about this destination or topic, visit Wikivoyage Extra. For more about using talk pages check out Project:Using talk pages.''

Comments
i've got no ideas of what i should fill in this page.... anybody wanna say anything?

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User:(WT-en) Riclage

Hi!

You can find me in one of the following urls:

 * My travel blog (in Portuguese) - Lá e de Volta
 * Small and occasional random writings (in English) - Small Bits
 * Twitter

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User:(WT-en) Riemann

Danish citizen, writes about Denmark, Japan and other places...

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User:(WT-en) Rie Tazawa

Introduction
Hi,everyone! I'm Hokkaido born and raised. I am a senior student in university in Tokyo and my major is Internal'. My hobby is traveling abroad and taking a photo. I'd love to adventure more! Let's share good informations together:D

places I've lived

 * Hokkaido(Sapporo, Hakodate)
 * Tokyo(Machida)
 * Kanagawa(Sagamihara)

places I've been

 * Hawaii
 * Fiji
 * Germany(Berlin, Rostock, Munich, Nrunberg, Wurzburg, Rothenburg and Heidelberg etc)
 * Japan(Hokkaido, Aomori, Tokyo, Chiba, Kanagawa, Saitama, Kyoto, Nata, Osaka, Shikoku and Okinawa etc)

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User:(WT-en) Rifleman 82

See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Rifleman_82.

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User:(WT-en) Riggwelter

Under reconstruction.

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User:(WT-en) Rigoureux

Rigoureux est parisien.

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User:(WT-en) Riki

I'm interested in Europe and Africa.

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User:(WT-en) Rikouman

Hi,

I'm Julien, a Wikivoyager from the French Wikivoyage. I'm 22 years-old and I live in Nice, in the South of France.

I'm studing English and Spanish at the Université de Nice Sophia-Antipolis

Find out more about me on my page in (WT-fr) French

fr:Utilisateur:(WT-fr) Rikouman es:Usuario:(WT-es) Rikouman

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User:(WT-en) Rimantas

Born: 1987

Residence: Vilnius, Lithuania.

Countries visited: Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Egypt, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Norway, Poland, Russia, Slovakia, Sweden, Turkey, Ukraine, United Kingdom, Vatican.

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User:(WT-en) Rimu

Rimu is a user living in Blenheim, New Zealand.

Rimu has travelled widely in Europe and also points closer to home.

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User:(WT-en) Rincewind

I am a Brittish Expat living in the North East of China. I have traveled extensivly throughout China and Western Europe.

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User:(WT-en) Rintojiang

Name: Rinto Jiang

Sex: Male

Hometown: Binjai, North Sumatra, Indonesia

Recent Location: Tainan, Taiwan

GPS coordinaat: 120° 14' 76" EL ; 22° 59' 55" NL

Job: Engineer

Introduction
Saya mulai aktif di komunitas maya internet sejak 7 tahun yang lalu, dalam kurun waktu yang tidak begitu lama ini saya merasakan bahwa internet kemudian menjadi bagian hidup saya sehari-hari.

Saat ini, selain aktif mencoba membenahi dan menjadikan Wikipedia Indonesia menjadi lebih lengkap dan menarik, saya juga merupakan salah satu anggota tim moderator Forum Diskusi Budaya Tionghoa dan Sejarah Tiongkok yang bertempat di Yahoogroups. Forum ini merupakan tempat diskusi dengan seribuan anggota yang masing-masing ingin bertukar pendapat dan ilmu pengetahuan mengenai kebudayaan Tionghoa di Indonesia serta sejarah Tiongkok dalam bahasa Indonesia.

Mudah-mudahan aktifitas saya ini dapat memberikan sedikit sumbangsih bagi pemerataan pengetahuan antara pengguna-pengguna internet.

Affiliation
Forum Diskusi Budaya Tionghoa dan Sejarah Tiongkok

Situs Budaya Tionghoa Indonesia

Situs Ikatan Alumni TISA

Contact Info

 * MSN Spaces

 * 360° Page

 * Yahoo Messenger ID: rintojiang

Wikipedia page

 * Rintojiang at Wiki id

 * Rintojiang at Wiki en

 * Rintojiang at Wiki zh

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User:(WT-en) RIPENDIL

RIPENDIL
Name: Md. Marufur Rahman

Education: Graduate Student of M.B.B.S course at Sir Salimullah Medical College

Age: 23 years

Email id: posidon.rulz@gmail.com

Phone Number: +8801670726244

Webpage: http://www.facebook.com/propen City: Dhaka, Bangladesh

Ares of interest
Travelling, tourist places, anything about Bangladesh, technology and gadgets, software and web development, Health and molecular biology, culture and education

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User:(WT-en) Ripley

 User:

ripley

  So... How are you? I'm Ripley and I'm hoping to do some good stuff here on Wikivoyage. Unfortunately, I'm a little new here, and I will make mistakes. If I do, please don't just change it, or I will not know, and likely continue to make that mistake, not realizing what is wrong! Thanks.

Leave me a message-

See what I've done on Wikivoyage (not very much yet)-

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User:(WT-en) Ripper234

See My Wikipedia User Page.

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User:(WT-en) River Valley Tourism

Tourism
River Valley Tourism is an effort to promote our area.

(more to come)

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User:(WT-en) Riyas786

Riyas Love Aneesh Fathima
I am Riyas Ahamed studying BBM in stc college. and also i am working as a part time employee Tourism Company.

I loving My sweet heart, she name Aneesh Fathima.

But 2 year no responding from that girl

No Matter how mush hurt me i will still love you

Google +

Web site

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User:(WT-en) Riza Akgoz

Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design

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User:(WT-en) Rizalhassan

check new place to stay..call "wrongplace"..is at chenang beach back road 150m from the beach..nice and quiet area with nice view of Gunung Machincang...price range from RM80-180...and old malay house with little bit a modern touch..eg large bathroom..with hot shower/aircond/big varandah around the house.../fridge etc..

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User:(WT-en) Rizzen

Hi i´m Rizzen, i´m a newcomer to wikivoyage from Spain.

I will update the page as i go, but from now this is it.

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User:(WT-en) Rizzle

Autobiography
I currently live in Chicago, Illinois, where I'm a student. I've lived in Northern Colorado and central California.

Current/Future Projects
These are the places I feel comfortable helping edit.

 * Loveland, Colorado: Lived here for 10 years
 * Bakersfield, California: Lived here for 5 years

Places I've Been
North America Central America Europe
 * United States
 * Canada
 * Mexico
 * Costa Rica
 * England
 * France
 * Italy
 * Malta
 * Spain
 * Sweden

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User:(WT-en) Rjessop

We have set up a website www.pottyplace.com/accom giving information about the largely undiscovered Arriere-Pays of Nice in S.E France, concentrating mainly on the area around St.Auban (06850). The website gives suggested walking itinereries, cycle routes, info on canyoning, canoeing, rafting, rock climbing, paragliding and hangliding sites guides. If anyone has any other information about the area I would be really grateful if they could forward it to us so that we could include it on the website. Hopefully the website will be of use to those coming to the area. If you are coming to the area and need information please contact ruth@pottyplace.com Many thanks R. Jessop

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User:(WT-en) Rjhnewfoundland

About Rjhnewfoundland

 * Home: Gander, Newfoundland, Canada.
 * Web Address: [Rj:Product]

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User:(WT-en) Rjhodgson

I am going to add some content here so my link is blue not teracotta, I prefer the colour blue.

That's it done!!

btw are user's personal pages exempt from the Spelling guidelines?

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User:(WT-en) Rjhodgson/Sandbox

Wollongong is a city in the Illawarra region of New South Wales, a state of Australia some 70km south of the state capital Sydney.

Understand
The city and surrounding conurbation is located on a coastal plain and backed by a forested escarpment. It's modern origins are in coal mining and steel production, industries which persist, notably the BHP steel facility at Port Kembla to the south. A dedicated port exists for the transport of materials whereas private craft and fishing boats use a separate facility nearer the city centre.

It is not so much a tourist destination but a base, there being many interesting and beautiful locations within easy reach. The immediate area possesses some fine beaches and reasonable body surfing.

Get In
Transport Infoline provides up-to-date information on train, bus and ferry travel statewide.

By plane
The grandly titled Illawarra Regional Airport is more often referred to as Albion Park Airport, and is located to the south of the city at the intersection of the Princes Highway (F6) and the Illawarra Highway. A number of unsuccessful attempts to introduce commercial services have been made, although this is not to say new initiatives have not been made since writing, so check. The airport is used by private pilots, flying schools and possibly charter services. It is a base of the Historical Aircraft Restoration Society (HARS) see See.

By car
From Sydney take the F6 south to Wollongong via Mount Ousley pass. There is an exit from this freeway to the Bulli Pass which throws itself straight down the escarpment (so don't take it unless you are immune to travel sickness). From the South Coast region, take the Princes Highway (F6).

An interesting alternative (if you are in no particular hurry) is to take the road through Royal National Park from Loftus to Otford, then drive through the seaside towns such as Stanwell Park and Coalcliff to Wollongong. Unfortunately the rain washed part of this road away so it will be closed to through traffic until 2007 when they will open a spectacular roadway built over the sea.

By train
The South Coast Cityrail line between Sydney and Nowra passes through Wollongong. This train is very crowded during the morning and evening peaks. The views of the ocean and rain forest from the train are spectacular so sit on the left hand side of the train (looking in the direction of travel) when travelling from Sydney or the right hand side travelling to Sydney.

See

 * BHP Australian Historical Flying Museum, Illawarra Regional Airport (intersection of the Princes Highway (F6) and the Illawarra Highway). A project was started to build an exhibition facility for the aircraft of the Historical Aircraft Restoration Society who have an existing base there. Their website gives no information on progress since 2002. http://www.notebookpub.com/hars/harsmuseum.html

 * Nan Tien Temple, Berkeley Rd, Berkeley, 4272 0600, (Postal Address: P.O. Box 1336, Unanderra, NSW 2526, Fax: +61 2 4272 0601 Email: ). Tuesday to Sunday: 9am - 5pm (open Mondays on public holidays). Opened in October 1995 it is a branch temple of Fo Guang Shan and the biggest Buddhist Temple in the Southern Hemisphere. "Nan Tien" in Chinese means "Paradise of the South". Received awards for lighting (yes, architectural lighting!!), gardening, architecture and tourism. The website contains comprehensive travel and tourist information.http://members.ozemail.com.au/~nantien/

Eat

 * Ahmed's (between North Wollongong station and the Crown Street Mall). A kebab shop run by a sometimes-professor for the University of Wollongong, named, suprisingly, Ahmed. Always open late, recommended is the regular chicken, extra extra extra hot.

Drink

 * The North Wollongong Pub, or North 'Gong for short. (North Wollongong train stop). Featuring "Toss the Boss," a three-times-weekly and hour long game of chance with drinks as a shimmering reward. After ordering your imbibements (three is the limit for this game, unfortunately), the bartender grabs a shaker with two dice or coins and dumps the contents on the bar. Two heads (or T's on the dice) and your drinks are free.  One of each and they're half price.  The unlucky recipients of two tails (or H's) pays full price... but with essentially nothing to lose, lines form, especially in the final 15 minutes of the dwindling hour, to try their luck.  Monday, Tuesday and Friday 5-6pm.

 * Hotel Illawarra

 * Cooney's Tavern

 * Rusty's

 * Glasshouse

 * Oxford Tavern

 * Bourbon St
 * Five Island's Brewery, Brew their own beer, table food and a sit down Restaurant.  Part of the complex that is the Wollongong Entertainment Centre (the WEC) and Win Stadium.  Sit and drink watching the surf roll in from the Pacific Ocean.

Get out

 * Travel north into the Royal National Park and camp by the beach.

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User:(WT-en) RJN

My user page on the English Wikipedia

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User:(WT-en) Rklz

I am a gastronomer and travel writer. I was born in Kano, Nigeria, however my ethnicity is Arabic.

I am greatly amused by the Net, and especially the notorious sites 4chan and SomethingAwful.

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User:(WT-en) Rmsharpe

Howdy. I'm from East Central Minnesota so I'll be adding info around areas where I live for any potential visitors to our area.

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User:(WT-en) Rmt

G'day. My name's Robert and I'm from Sydney, Australia. I live in Passau, Germany just now with my German girlfriend.

I'm taking a 3 month intensive course in German at the local Volkshochschule, and after that intend to find some work in Germany, Austria or Switzerland. <shameless plug> I work in the IT field, programming, and have extensive experience in telecommunication company support systems if anyone's interested. I've also been part of an organisation advising the Beijing government on Linux.</shameless plug>

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User:(WT-en) Rmx

Understand
My name is Ricardo and I live in Brasília, the strange-but-nice capital of Brazil. I've travelled a bit through some of South America (a lot within my own country), Europe and tiny bits of the USA - NYC and Washington (D.C.).

See
I love travel photography. My Flickr page has some of the (most pretentious) shots I've taken recently.

Portuguese Wikivoyage
I am also working on the Portuguese-language version of Wikivoyage that started here. I've been helping on the translation of many of the project pages and on the creation specific policies too - a hard, low-paying but rewarding job.

As go-between for that version of Wikivoyage, I'll have to prepare some monthly reports to let users of other language versions of Wikivoyage know about what's going on there.

Todo list

 * Check Roraima move

Contact
Please use my talk page or drop me an [mailto:snt3000@hotmail.com e-mail] with 'Wikivoyage' on the subject line.

Docent
I'd also be glad to provide any info about my country or my hometown for travellers. Just contact me as above.

Get out

 * Wikivoyage Shared

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User:(WT-en) Rnt20

See my page on wikipedia.

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User:(WT-en) Roamata

User Roamata. For messages, please use my talk page on romanian Wikipedia.

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User:(WT-en) Robataka

My real name is rob hawkins and I currently live on Okinawa. No, I am not U.S. Military nor have I ever been.

I doubt you are interested but here is my site

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User:(WT-en) Robert-Antonio

I'm a freelance programmer living in Brno, Czechia, but last year I shuttle between Czechia, Germany and Austria. Being an enthusiastic train traveller, my contributions to Wikivoyage are mostly train travel sections and budget train ticket tips.

I work only at English version of Wikivoyage, because for me it's too hard to maintain multiple language versions of my articles. And I think that every proper traveller should understand English :-)

My homepage: antonio.cz (only in Czech)

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User:(WT-en) Robert Mark White

My name is Robert Mark White I hope to contribute Wikivoyage the world-wide travel guide

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User:(WT-en) RobertSullivan1973

Contact and Basic Info
I am an American Peace Corps volunteer living in Gabrovo, Bulgaria. I work in the area and as time permits, I will create, work on and expand articles on Bulgaria. I am open to comments and suggestions.

 * Robert Sullivan
 * Peace Corps Volunteer in Bulgaria
 * robertsullivan1973@yahoo.com
 * Personal Mobile: 0888-865-779

Note: “The contents of the website are mine personally and do not reflect position of the U.S. government or of the Peace Corps.”

 * Робърт Съливан
 * Корпус на мира доброволци в България
 * robertsullivan1973@yahoo.com
 * Лична Мобилен: 0888-865-779

Забележка: "Съдържанието на сайта мои лично и не отразяват позицията на правителството на САЩ или на Корпуса на мира."

My Entries

 * Gabrovo completed
 * Nature Park Bulgarka ongoing
 * Tryavna completed

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User:(WT-en) Robertwolfgangschuster

Gourmand/Gourmet traveller working as Chef de cuisine and F&B manager around the world I've seen and smelled fun and troubles from Orient Express to Amazon rainforest.

Manaus (amazonas) –  Goiania (Goias) -  Aracaju (Sergipe)
 * 1973 – 1979 : Wagon- Lits; travelling Austria, Swiss, France, Asia, Russland( Orient express, restaurants, hotels)
 * 1979 – 1982 : food import-export company, Vienna, but the american dream calls.
 * 1982 – 1989 : arrival in brazil gaining the permanent stamp
 * 1989 – 1995 autonomous entrepreneur ( consultation  for hotels, restaurants. Adquisition o a music and language school ) Salgado, Aracaju, Largato – Sergipe.
 * 1996 – 2004 autonomous entrepreneur brazilian highlands, Tocantins, Bahia, Goias
 * 2004 back to Amazonas

something I've learned Money: try to spend less not to earn more, you will be rich. CONSULTANT

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User:(WT-en) Robin Patterson

wikipedia:User:Robin Patterson

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User:(WT-en) Roblonghurst

Hi,

I'm British by background but I lived in California with my wife for three years.

I've visited 60 countries, including some fairly off the beaten track places.

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User:(WT-en) Roche3

Roche3 is a travel writer who has contributed to several guides on Wikivoyage including Tokamachi (creator) and Prague. He also created The Brooklyn Exploration Guide App for Iphone and Ipad.

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User:(WT-en) Rocketqueen

In Sweden the tax on books is 6% and on ebooks 25%.

It would be nice if more notebooks had built in mobile broadband these days.

I like barefoot running.

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User:(WT-en) Rockets

A little about myself
My name is John. I'm a 22 year-old grad of West Virginia University. I've lived in Southwestern Pennsylvania all of my life and am about to move to Virginia for grad school at James Madison University.

I love to travel and have an interest in geography. I could probably help out on the site with mapping as soon as I get my personal computer fixed.

I can contribute on areas in the Mid-Atlantic of the United States - especially northern West Virginia, western Pennsylvania, western and central Maryland, and northern Virginia.

What I'm doing on Wikivoyage now
My sandbox: (WT-en) Sandbox

 * Creating a page for Laurel Highlands Region, PA
 * Creating maps for the Pittsburgh Region and its subregions.

What I'm doing in real life right now

 * Trying to move to Harrisonburg, VA to go to grad school

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User:(WT-en) Rockets/sandbox

Fayette County is in the Pittsburgh Region of Pennsylvania. It is located in southwestern Pennsylvania along the West Virginia border.

Cities
Brownsville - Formerly a major city in the Monongahela River Valley.

Connellsville - Small city at base of the Appalachians.

Masontown - River town in west-central Fayette County.

Pt. Marion - Small town at the confluence of the Monongahela and Cheat Rivers.

Uniontown - Historical city near the mountains. Hub of Fayette County.

Other destinations
Fort Necessity National Battlefield - Site of French and Indian War battle fought by George Washington

Friendship Hill - National historical site

Nemacolin Woodlands - Five-star mountain resort

Ohiopyle State Park - Great outdoor recreational area nestled in the mountains

Get in
Since the primary method of transportation in the county is by automobile, a traveler would most likely enter the city via highway. Some great ways to get to Fayette County would be via U.S. Route 40, "The National Road", or PA Route 711, which winds its way down the Appalachian Mountains from the east into Connellsville.

Get around
Most traveling in Fayette County must be done by automobile. There is bus service in the County known as Fayette Area Coordinated Transport (FACT). However, FACT consists of mostly intracity bus routes connecting rural parts of the county to the cities of Connellsville and Uniontown. FACT also provides transportation outside the county to places like Morgantown, WV, and Pittsburgh.

There are no interstate highways in Fayette County; however, there are several important regional highways in the county. U.S. Route 40 and PA Route 21 are the main east-west highways, and U.S. Route 119 and PA 43 (Mon-Valley Expressway, incomplete) are the major north-south routes.

See
Fayette County is a very historic county that offers many sites to see. Historic landmarks abound in the County and are easy to find. From historic roads (The National Road) to the estates of important Americans of the past (Friendship Hill the home of Albert Gallatin) to French and Indian War battlefields (Fort Necessity), there are bountiful places for the historian to visit.

For those who love natural beauty, Fayette County is a wonderful place to be. The western front of the Appalachian Mountains runs through the center of the county making Fayette County one of the more scenic areas in Western Pennsylvania.

Exceptional architecture is also easy to find in Fayette County. It is home to two of Frank Lloyd Wright's most famous works. Also, downtown Uniontown is the home of the Fayette Building, which, at the time it was built, was the tallest building between the Appalachian Mountains and Chicago.

Get out
Morgantown, West Virginia - Often referred to as the University City, this is an important retail, industrial and entertainment center easily accessible to Fayette County.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania - Only 50 miles from Uniontown, Pittsburgh is a major city near Fayette County.

Laurel Highlands - A region in the Appalachians that consists of Fayette, Westmoreland, and Somerset Counties.

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User:(WT-en) Rocklin Park Hotel

The Rocklin Park Hotel & Spa is located in Rocklin, California just off of I-80, located between Sacramento and Auburn. A relaxing boutique hotel situated on 9 acres of park like grounds. Guests can enjoy the grounds, practice their golf at our putting green, play bocce ball or relax poolside. Guests can pamper themselves at the on site spa, Spa LaLe. Spa LaLe offers a variety of massages, facials and body treatments in a relaxing environment.

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User:(WT-en) Rockola

Ola Rinta-Koski

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User:(WT-en) Rockypg

Hi

will put up something here as soon as I figure out what needs to go here. Will be back after looking at a few other user pages.

Yes Im new here.

-Ra.Ge

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User:(WT-en) Rockytop423

Comments
I am originally from Tennessee in the United States, but I'm currently living in Bucheon, South Korea, which is in the western outskirts of Seoul. I teach English at a private school, and I try to travel to places throughout the country frequently. Korea was the first country outside of North America that I visited.

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User:(WT-en) Rodeime

Profile

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User:(WT-en) Roffe

Rolf Palmberg, http://www.vasa.abo.fi/users/rpalmber/, Finland

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User:Rogerhc

I play Minecraft and it brings me back to travel, erm, Darwin's adventure

Caveats to this diagram:
 * 1) Boats hanging on the davits port and starboard are drawn half size.
 * 2) Philip Gidley King created the diagram from memory when in his 80s, decades after his time on the Beagle.
 * 3) There forecastle does not comport with records.
 * 4) The windlass? Should be just aft the foremast, not on the forecastle where the 6 pound gun was on a turret.
 * 5) Where is the Galley?
 * 6) Main mast too far forward?

See John Chancellor's essay about his Beagle reenactment painting and his research for it.

It's all to000000 technical
I'm on Meta → m:User:Rogerhc

I enjoyed Wikitravel when it was run by Evan and Michele. The corporate Internet Brands Wikitravel disappointed. I look forward to where we will go now with Wikivoyage as our ark.

This now: TOC.

Now that: Puzzler

 * County Sligo <-- why is TOC appearing down page on this page? Is it the two images? (TOC appears aligned with top of second image?)

Guess where wikivoyage goes?

below are my notes

{| id="my-columns" width=100%
 * - valign="top"
 * id="my-left-column" style="padding-right: 1.5em" |

Image sizes

 * Wikivoyage_talk:Image_policy

Lua

 * w:en:Wikipedia:Lua_requests -- Lua requests from any Wikimedia project.
 * mw:Extension:Scribunto/Lua_reference_manual -- Lua Manual

Extension:TocTree
m:Extension:TocTree -- Wikivoyage uses (see Special:Version) TocTree (Version 1.11)
 * Expansion and collapsing of the Table of Contents (TOC)
 * By Roland Unger and Matthias Mullie

It also floats TOC left

Defaults are:

$wgDefaultUserOptions ['toc-floated'] = false; $wgDefaultUserOptions ['toc-expand'] = false;

However, Wikivoyage (probably in LocalSettings.php) overrides the float default to true.

 * id="my-right-column" style="padding-left: 1.5em; border-left: solid gray thin;" |

Apiary
See also Template:Ambox, Template:Imbox, Template:Ombox, Template:Side box.

Aviary
I wonder what kind of image searching this does: http://toolserver.org/~magnus/fist.php

Thirsty?

Wikivoyage Extensions table at Mediawiki.org

Main Page Design

 * User:Rogerhc/Main Page
 * Main Page design

Bruegel's Bestiary

 * Experiment with CSS to fix TOC layout issues.
 * List items don't indent properly when flowed next to TOC.
 * List items jump left after flowing past bottom of TOC.
 * Long TOC item names wrap without much indication that they have done so; maybe out-dent item initial line so that wrapped lines appear indented. But remember to design solution to work well with multi section level TOC which uses indent to indicate sub-section levels.
 * Toc can crash with ==Headings== in some situations, see here.

Former experiments
Prototyping "go" bar at User:Rogerhc/x.

Buried Treasure

 * Joke articles

 * }

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User:Rogerhc/Type City Name Here

To go to your City page:

 * Replace the 'Type City Name Here' text up in the location bar of your browser with the name of your city to go to your city page. Use correct propernoun case and write the name the way it should be in English.

 * Do not remove the /en/ from the URL (it points to the English language version of Wikivoyage) unless you intent to read in another language.

 * The URL should look like this:
 * http://wikivoyage/en/City Name

 * (where 'City Name' is the name of your city)

--(WT-en) Rogerhc 01:43, 12 April 2006 (EDT)

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User:(WT-en) Roger McLassus

Articles with pictures provided (alphabetic)
Delhi, Iceland

Gallery of pictures
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User:(WT-en) Rogerz

.. having a good time in Vancouver.

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User:(WT-en) Rohan78

I took a camping trip with Amita and Saurabh to Boston Harbor Island few years ago and it was one of the best camping trips I have taken. It also produced some memorable photographs (those who have seen it know what I am talking aboutJ. Though the islands are fairly close to Boston, a mere 45 min ride, but surrounded by water on a secluded island is a very different feeling. There are 4 (out of 34) islands that you can camp on and they range from 30 acres to 160 acres with I believe a small beach on one (Lovell Island). The islands campsites are primitive, with no showers, drinking water and you will have cut your own firewood  (which is a lot of fun).  The website below gives further information.

http://www.bostonislands.com/isle_profiles.html#11

The islands tend to get booked very soon so I wanted to initiate the process and identify interest, confirm dates and book the sites. My plan is to just to identify a non holiday weekend and reserve a group campsite (min people: 15, max people 30) so that if we have more we can accommodate. The islands are open from End of May to September and I believe the best time will be late in June or July. I have also provided an estimate on camping and transportation cost.

Average Cost:

Group campsite: $25 (this is the total cost for all)

Transportation (round trip): $14 (adult), $7 (Kids 3-11), Free for under 3

(If we have enough people we may even rent a boat to carry our stuff)

Parking in Boston: $6/night

So if you are interested it will be great if you can provide me the information below by Monday 1/19.

Interested: Yes/No?

Weekends in June/July that will not work for you:

Number of People (Please breakdown Adult and Kids):

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User:(WT-en) Roland2

Wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Roland2

Bookmarks

 * Project:Categories
 * Project:Bug reports 1.4.7

OK

 * Salzkammergut
 * Vienna
 * Wiener Neustadt
 * Salzburg (state)

Not OK

 * Linz ... does not go up to Europe
 * Salzburg (Bundesland) ... is a redirect, target does not show the navigation
 * Berchtesgaden ... navigation not shown

isin: Wikivoyage:About

Roland2

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User:(WT-en) Rolandinsh

I`m from Riga, which is a city in Latvia.

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User:(WT-en) Rolexdaytona

I am Rolexdaytona

Very Important to Watch out for Bostonians
Yes!!! I am from a Boston and a life long Red Sox fan, a.k.a. A member of Red Sox Nacion.....This is the case ever since my grandfather made it back from World War Two earning a Presidential Unit Citation (United States) during the Operation Shingle storming the beach of Anzio, Italy.

What is the City in the World
Yes I love Boston, but Madrid !!! viva Madrid!!!

Why is Boston not my 1st choice
The weather is wicked cold from November to April

What keeps me up at Night...
Pawn Stars & The Simpsons T.V. Show

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User:(WT-en) Romeoenchanted

oh romeo oh julette. --(WT-en) Romeoenchanted 03:45, 6 May 2008 (EDT)

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User:(WT-en) Ron

"Well, although admittedly not extensively traveled, I have been several places around the world. Mexico(Yucatan,Baja),Japan(cities only),Brazil(Santos,Guaruja) and road tripped the hell out of Southern California(Death Valley, Mojave, 'the 395'), Pacific Coast Highway(from San Diego to Oregon) and parts of Arizona. Oh yeah, can(t) forget my time in New York (Long Island)." Me in 2004

As of now, I have been 'back' for over a year after completing my first great adventure. Italy, Iceland, South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Ethiopia, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Burma and Taiwan... What an eye opener!

My Wikivoyage star on the wall is that I generated the first US National Park site which was on Death Valley NP. I dont know if Ill have time to do much else, as I seem to have returned from my excursion with a wife.

Strange thing life is...

--- Tools:
 * style
 * Mediawiki
 * templates
 * Restaurants
 * Bars

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User:(WT-en) Ronald

Places I've been so far on trip through South America:

 * Argentina
 * Chile
 * Uruguay
 * Brazil
 * Venezuela
 * Colombia
 * Ecuador
 * Peru
 * Bolivia

''Don't listen to what they say. Go see.'' ~ Chinese proverb

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User:(WT-en) RonaldR

I spend hours traveling around interesting places using google earth and photos together. Want to add things like this to the Travel Guides...

I live in Holland myself, nearby Amsterdam, travel a lot by my work, so I use WikiTravel and Wiki.WorldFlicks (providing virtual tours through cities, using map/satellite images with a lot of photos) a lot!

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User:(WT-en) Roneeland

Hello, my name is Ronee Appadoo and I am from the island of Mauritius. I have lived before in Ukraine, specifically Kharkiv. I have travelled basically around the world and I enjoy travelling.

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User:(WT-en) Ronicayu

http://www.agoda.com/asia/indonesia/bintan_island_indonesia/bintan_lagoon_resort.html

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User:(WT-en) Ronline

Welcome to my user page. I am the go-between (liaison) of the Romanian Wikivoyage for the English Wikivoyage. You can leave a message if you wish.

I am currently in wonderful Tallinn in Eesti Vabariik (Estonia).

ro:Utilizator:(WT-ro) Ronline

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User:(WT-en) Ronmalak1951

My name is Ron Malak. I am an American living in Europe since the end of 2001. In the fall of 2003 I moved my family to the UK while I continued to travel extensively for my job throughout Central and Eastern Europe. In 2007 I assumed a CEO position in Romania and began a weekly commute from my home in the UK to my job in Romania, departing London Heathrow on Sunday evening and returning on Friday evening.

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User:(WT-en) Ronnell uk

Welcome to Wikivoyage!
Hi Ronnell uk! Thanks for your edits on Salford!

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 very 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. -- (WT-en) Tim 14:13, 28 March 2007 (EDT)

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User:(WT-en) Ronnie Pander

Location

 * Luxembourg

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User:(WT-en) Ront

I am of German nationality, thus English is not my mother tongue. Nevertheless I figure that the English Wikivoyage reaches more people, so I contribute here. If you happen to be a native speaker and come about stylistic errors or mispelling, I would love you to correct them.

Europe
Austria, Denmark, France, Ireland, Italy, Greece, Hungary, Malta, The Netherlands, Norway, Slovakia, Spain, Switzerland, Portugal, United Kingdom, Yugoslavia (when it still was there...)

Americas
USA, Jamaica, Peru

Africa
Morocco, Egypt, South Africa

Asia
Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Laos, Turkey, Vietnam

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User:(WT-en) Roquemocan

Roque Antonio Mocán Quan

Born 27 October 1967 in San Salvador, El Salvador

Webmaster of Web Site with listings of salvadoreans (salvadoreños) around the world, at: http://www.GuanacosOnline.org There is also a section with photos of El Salvador, which you can freely use.

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User:(WT-en) Rosegarden

Rose Garden Suites, are located  in  Sultanahmet district of Istanbul's which is one of  oldest and most precious   area. The Rose Garden Suite’s have  only  13  luxuary   rooms  with  a  unique  design  or Turkish archtiecture. The hotel is located   just  a  few  steps   far  from the  world wide  famous   Blue Mosque, Topkapi  Palace  and  Grand  Covered  Bazaar The  hotel  gets  it’s  name because  of  the  roses   in   the  garden. There is  a  wide  range  of  roses   that  have  been   collected   from  all  around of   Turkey,   The  Garden  and  common  open  air  areas  are  covered   with  Basalt  Stone ( Lava Stone ) This kind of stone material has the special features which other stone material doesn’t have for its individual holes, such as sound absorption and insulation, heat insulation and reserve, frozen proof etc. It has good sightseeing for the continuous big and small holes, with primitive simplicity and elegant style. .Rose Garden Suites  is  a  unique   place   with  it’s   two   garden in  the  same  location   one  of the  Gardens  is  covered  by  roses  and other  Garden is for lunch  and  dinner

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User:(WT-en) Roshi08

I'm currently trying to save my first article on wikivoyage, Kibbutz_Geva. If I am successful then I'll we'll see what happens next!(WT-en) Roshi08 07:29, 24 February 2010 (EST)

It's been saved. I'm working on improving the guide for the kibbutz where I live. I also plan on developing other Israeli articles that I can give valuable imput. The same with articles regarding Edinburgh and The Border regions of Scotland where I grew up and only recently said farewell to.(WT-en) Roshi08 09:38, 24 February 2010 (EST)

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User:(WT-en) Ross Degenstein

Hi, I live in Grand Forks, North Dakota. I traveled all over in North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Montana, Washington and Oregon, etc.

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User:(WT-en) RossPatterson

I just stumbled upon Wikivoyage recently, so it's time to get a userid and (cue the What's My Line music!) "enter and sign in please!".

As to who I am, I'm the Ross Patterson you find on the web most of the time. I've been an active and occasionally noisy geek since at least 1972, when I was lucky enough to encounter an IBM 1130 computer system at Stuyvesant High School. Until 2000 or so, all the search engines knew about were me and some piano player. Since then, there was a movie called The New Guy, with some other "Ross Patterson" in a supporting role with Eliza Dushku. Ah, we should all be so lucky.

I've been doing email since 1978 (rap@mit-mc, if I recall), but haven't had much need to write on this "World Wide Web" thing (although I do support a small mainframe software package via a Geocities site). For many years I was involved with SHARE, an IBM-oriented computer user group - in fact, the oldest computer user group. I've also been active in the HTTP standardization effort, among many other Internet-related activities.

RAM
Stuff I look for again and again, so I'm putting it here and then I'll never have to again!

(Nothing yet)

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User:(WT-en) Rosti

I am Rostislav from Varna, Bulgaria

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User:(WT-en) Rouge

A traveler at heart. Currently a student at McGill University in Montreal, Quebec.

Docent: Contact me via the Talk page

Working On

 * Delaware County Major work to be done
 * Philadelphia and the Delaware Valley in general

Places I've Lived In:

 * Canada (Southwestern Ontario, Montreal)
 * United States (Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia)
 * China (Guangzhou)

North America

 * United States (MA,RI,CT,NY,DE,OH,MI,IL,NC)
 * Canada (Vancouver, Whistler)

Europe

 * United Kingdom (London, Oxford)
 * France (Paris)

Asia

 * Hong Kong

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User:(WT-en) Roundtheworld

At the age of ten I went on a school trip from England to Paris, and I've been travelling ever since, doing a lot of hitch-hiking in the days when that was still possible. I spent two years studying in Illinois and I have lived for a total of five years in the South Pacific so I'm trying to improve Wikivoyage for that region. I'm fortunate to have a job that sends me around the world and have visited around 110 countries. I am a great fan of the area north of Rome, northern Lazio and Umbria, and was appalled at how little info Wikivoyage had on these areas. So, little by little, I'll try to put in a few pages..... A long run project that will require much more work is to improve the coverage of some of Rome's districts. Recently I have turned my attention to rectifying some of the gaps in Wikivoyage's coverage of Papua New Guinea, a fascinating country that deserves more visitors than it gets.

 * Present Location Wageningen
 * Future trips Cebu;Rio de Janeiro; Addis Ababa

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User:(WT-en) Rouslinbr

Introduction
My name is Bruce Rouslin and I am interested in working on this project to fill in at least my small corner of the world. I hope that it is informative and that you will find it useful in your travels. You may contact me via email[mailto:rouslinbr@yahoo.com] if you desire

Current Project
Pinellas Trail

I live in Crystal Beach Florida, and enjoy the fact that my little community is situated on the Pinellas trail. The Pinellas trail is about 25 miles of vacated railroad bed that has been converted to a linear park for walking, hiking and bicycle riding. It passes thru many small and unique towns that have catered to the tourist trade (as most places in the Tampa Bay have - at one time or another).

The trail currently runs from northern Pinellas County north of Tarpon Springs to St. Petersburg, in the southern part of the county.

Many of the small towns are now experiencing a rebirth of "day tourists" due to the trail, and I thought it would be useful to catalog some of the attractions along the way. Many of the towns on the trail are known tourist destinations - such as Tarpon Springs and St. Petersburg, however many are "hidden treasures" like Crystal Beach and Ozona, which have thier own public parks, beaches and commercial district - complete with eateries and pubs for the hungry and thirsty.

For those who travel by airplane, rental car and subway - these pages will be of little use. However if you set off on foot or bike in the Tampa bay area, you can travel to many of these jewels that lay off the beaten path - and I hope that these pages are of some use on your travels. Perhaps we might cross paths at the antique shops in Dunedin, or at the bar in Molly Goodheads in Ozona. Enjoy.

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User:(WT-en) Roxeteer

Please visit my weblog at www.visakopu.net.

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User:(WT-en) Roxypro

RoxyPro
Feel free to leave comments or discuss my contributions .. or just have a chat!

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User:(WT-en) Royal0165

hello and welcome to my user page --(WT-en) Royal0165 14:51, 16 August 2008 (EDT) talk to me on my talk page if you would like to talk to me about something thank you.

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User:(WT-en) Royalkachin

The First Kachin Scientist

George Zunwa was born in 1972 in a small village, the Triangle Land of Mali and Nmai rivers, Kachin State, Myanmar (Burma). He did primary school in his village and middle and high school in N-gum La or N-gumla High School. He was selected by the KIO in 1989 to study abroad to West Germany. He and other twelve colleages walked from N-gum La to India on foot that took them three months to reach. He is the first Kachin boy, who got the highest education and returned to the KIO.

George Zunwa Got several sport trohpies and many titles in his University. He also was involved in KIO's Maden Column Operation in Indo-Burma border in 1992. He took responsibility on Indo-Kachin affairs during 1994 and appointed as acting officer in New Delhi for the Representative Office of Kachin Affairs (ROKA) between 1997-2003.

George Zunwa published a book on Vegetable Crops Simaw Simai Hkai Nmai Ni in Jinghpaw language as the youngest author in a scietific way so far and a Classic Jinghpaw Poem Jinghpaw Ga Shingni in 2006. He also have written many articles on social, political, cultural, organizational, educational and strategic issues.

George Zunwa also had secret contact with Mr Rajiv Gandhi, a former Prime Minister of India with late Mr Maran Brang Seng, former Chairman of the KIO, and General Khin Nyunt, former Prime Minister of Union of Myanmar (Burma) from overseas and tried to make political changes in Myanmar as well as tried to change KIO structure in 2001.

He had also contact with Cabinet Secretriate of Indian government. He is the youngest and the only first Kachin boy, who has done many things in Kachin History. Research Works including uranium and biological agents by George Zunwa are still unclear.

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User:(WT-en) Roy G

Nothing to see here, move along.

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User:(WT-en) Roy Rodgers

I am an American guy who lives in Caldas Novas, state of Goías in central Brazil's cerrado region.

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User:(WT-en) Rpetersen

My name is Richard Petersen. I'm currently living in San Jose (California) the United States of America. I've lived and studied in Spain and Japan, and I've travelled most extensively in North America and Asia. Some of my favorite journeys outside the United States have been in:
 * Japan
 * Mexico
 * Nepal

My travel interests tend toward the natural history (geology, climate, environment) as well as the history and culture, of the places I visit.

Natural History of California

 * The Sierra Nevada - A Sierra Club Naturalist's Guide. Stephen Whitney. ISBN: 0-87156-216-2
 * An Island Called California. Elna Bakker. ISBN: 0-520-04948-9

...to be continued.

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User:(WT-en) Rpj

A Californian frequenting 中国, though all too often for business and not nearly often enough for pleasure.

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User:(WT-en) Rpyle731

Originally from El Centro, CA, now living in El Cajon, CA. May be able to do edits re: these areas.

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User:(WT-en) Rrex

Hello, Rrex! 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.

We need all the help we can get with Bremen, which has very little information for such a big city. Please plunge ahead! (WT-en) Shep 14:09, 27 August 2010 (EDT)

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User:(WT-en) Rruggamia

isn't travel just grand. :)

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User:Rschen7754

Hi! I'm Rschen7754. I served as an admin from January 2013 to June 2014, but resigned due to other Wikimedia and real-life commitments. I am most active on the AARoads Wiki, but feel free to reach out on Meta-Wiki.

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User:(WT-en) Rspga49

Now at User:(WT-en) Patricknoddy

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User:(WT-en) Rspga49/sandbox

Georgia (state)

 * Valdosta
 * Atlanta
 * Decatur

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User:(WT-en) Rt11guru

I'm Ken. I'm a software developer living and working in the north shore suburbs of Chicago. My wife and I are frequent travelers to New York. Recent international trips have been to Florence, Paris, and London.

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User:(WT-en) Rt66lt

My first name is Scott (I prefer a "little" anonymity outside of the "Wiki" world) and I live in southwest Missouri. Until just a few months ago, I lived in Springfield, Missouri, which currently has no article and which I plan to start in the near future. My biggest, and first on WikiTravel, has been Route 66. I have driven the entire length of Route 66 and enjoyed every bit of it. As of now (August 21, 2005), the entire route (the main part) has been completed, but I still have some attractions on the road to write about, a few more to add in, and three of the alternate alignments.

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User:(WT-en) Rtg21

(WT-en) Rtg21 15:30, 7 January 2008 (EST)Richard Guy My passion for travelling started when I went backpacking for a few months after I left university in 2001, mainly in South America. The incredibly diverse landscapes and people of that continent have served as an inspiration ever since.

These days, with a job in London working as Research & Development Manager with the Carbon Trust, I'm more of a credit-card traveller, but having discovered Wikivoyage a few days ago, I'm keen to use the experience of a recent trekking expedition in Venezuela to make a contribution.

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User:(WT-en) Rtmcatee

Wikipedian

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User:(WT-en) Rturus

I live in the UK but have travelled extensively. My interests include gnosticism, hermetic and wisdom teachings, renaissance, impressionist and surrealist art.

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User:(WT-en) Rubi1

City name is a city in Region name. New Orleans. La, the greatest city in the US. Come visit soon!

Get around
Cafe Brasil--rousing fun; dancing til you drop!!!

See
what the crescent city is named for--the huge bend in the Mississippi River.

Do
Walk thru the French Quarter late at night (early in the morning)

Buy
Art, art, and more art!! This city is #2 in the country for art.

Eat
Muffuletta's A big round sandwich filled with meats and cheeses and olive salad

Drink
Green Iguanas at Sun Ray Grill

Sleep
who's got time!!

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User:(WT-en) Rudeorange

Michael Scott Cook

Mike Cook

rudeorange

Early Years
Born March 11, 1978 in Upland, California at San Antonio Community Hospital. Went to preschool at the Presbyterian Church on Euclid. Attended Foothill Knolls Elementary School, Upland Junior High School and graduated from Upland High School in 1996.

College Years
Went to Dixie College (later called Dixie State College) for the summer and fall terms of 1996. May be remembered by some from that area as being affiliated with OrangeMan of OrangeMan and BrightGuy. Left Dixie College early to serve as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Served for 2 years in the Pocatello, Idaho mission. Returned home in April of 1999 and began attending Chaffey Community College. Graduated from Chaffey with an AA in general studies. Attended California State University San Bernardino and received a BA in social science. Continued on at CSUSB to receive teaching credentials.

Working Life
First job was at McDonald's in Upland. Worked chiefly at the cash registers as well as dressing as Grimace and standing on the street corner advertising cheap hamburgers. Also worked at the student store at Upland High School and did some temp. work at a hospital. Delivered pizzas for Domino's while attending Chaffey College and then later worked in the campus cafeteria as a short order cook and general crew member. After leaving Chaffey College got a job as a driving instructor with Baldy View Driving School. Continued there until reception of teaching credentials whereupon employment was focused on finding a full time teaching job via substitute teaching in the Corona/Norco and Upland school districts. After working for a few years doing this a job was secured with Options For Youth, an independent-study charter school. Worked at the Fontana2 center to begin with and is currently teaching at the Fontana1 center in Fontana, California.

Travel
Currently trying to visit (or at least pass through) all 50 of the United States. Drives through most of these states. Trips to date have included traversing Interstate 10, following LDS church history from California to Chicago and back, a couple trips to New England, and driving to the town of Hyder, Alaska. Took a trip to the northern midwest to see Mount Rushmore, Milwuakee, the Upper Peninsula, the KVLY tv tower in Blanchard, ND, and Old Faithful. Also travelled through the upper south and enjoyed the tour at the Louisville Slugger factor, Mammoth Caves, the outer banks of North Carolina, and Graceland. This only leaves Hawaii to still see.

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User:(WT-en) RudyB

This is the same user as the one editing on Wikipeida under the name RudyB.

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User:(WT-en) Rudythebear

Been around the block - for more details http://www.countrybagging.com

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User:(WT-en) Ruennsheng

Hi!!!

I am from Singapore but I am interested to travel to Beijing, Xi'an and Detroit, Michigan, Unied States.

I am sad that Singapore is intolerant towards drugs. I hope I can help change this --- only if I can.

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User:(WT-en) Rujatech

A bit about me
My name is Rujatech. I'm in my early forties and live in Vereeniging, South Africa.

Countries I have visited

 * Australia
 * Singapore
 * Zimbabwe

Future Travel

 * China one day

Availability
I am not always available to work on WikiTravel, but I will try to make a contribution.

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User:Rumpeltux

Just contributing things from my experience when traveling.

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Morocco

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User:(WT-en) Runexe

 * Saint Kitts and Nevis
 * Saint Kitts

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User:(WT-en) Russ Abbott

Please see my user page at Russ Abbott.

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User:(WT-en) Russeasby

I am origonally from Northern Virginia, right outside of Washington DC. At 29 years old I realized that I did not want to wait until normal retirement to see the world, which was always a dream of mine. So I bought a modest yacht and am spending the next 5 to 7 years traveling. In the last year I have traveled 90% of the US east coast, the Bahamas, Turks & Caicos, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, US and British Virgin Islands and down through the entire Eastern Caribbean chain, stopping at nearly every nation enroute. I am currently sitting out hurricane season in Grenada awaiting to travel north again through the Caribbean from November to May. Come May '07 I will depart Antigua bound for the Azores and finally the Medateranian to spend 2 years taveling Europe with particular focus on Eastern European nations. As I tend to spend at least 3 to 4 weeks in each nation I visit I hope to be able to contribute to TravelWiki.

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User:(WT-en) Russian Partizan

Hi,

I am amateur photographer from Russia.

You can see some of my works here:

Photos of Sanaksar monastery, Russia

Photos from Republic Belarus

Photos from Minsk, Republic Belarus

Photos from Sarov, Russia

Sincerely Yours,

Russian Partizan

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User:(WT-en) Rustingfreight

I'll add something later :)

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User:(WT-en) Rutale

I am a 45 year old marketer, networker and webmaster. I work full time with internet business and web-development. I enjoy photographing, genealogy, all kinds of music, collecting minerals, antiques and many other things.

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User:(WT-en) RuTemple

Hi, I currently live in SF, love to travel on the cheap, and really love wiki style grass roots information sharing.

I've lived in:
 * Redwood City California currently.
 * San Francisco, California
 * Santa Cruz, California
 * the Twin Cities, Minnesota
 * near Plymouth, Massachusetts

I've driven across the country a few times, including with my folks on vacation when growing up, and as an adult. Road trips and car camping are a grand way to see the country, especially when you remember to get out and walk.

Rather than start a to do list on a separate page, I'm starting one here, conserving space and all that.

To Do
St. Paul, MN
 * Is a one-sentence stub entry as of 2004-May 26. horrors!

Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz, CA

Bookstores

 * Book Shop Santa Cruz, 1520 Pacific Avenue, Santa Cruz, CA 94060. tel. 831-423-0900. 10:00am-10:00pm daily.
 * Logos Bookstore, 1117 Pacific Avenue, Santa Cruz, CA 95060. tel. 831 427-5100, fax 831 427-5107. huge inventory of new and used books, tapes, CDs.
 * Chimney Sweep Books, 419 Cedar Street, Santa Cruz, CA 95060-4304. tel. 831-458-1044. This is where to go for antiquinarian and collectors' books.
 * Gateways Books and Gifts, 1018 Pacific Avenue, Santa Cruz, CA 95060. tel. 831-429-9600. Don't mind the smells and bells, here's philosophy to new age books, cards, art and gifts.
 * Herland Bookstore, 1014 Cedar Street, Santa Cruz, CA 95060. tel 831 429-6636. Lesbian and feminist book store par excellence.
 * Capilota Book Cafe, 1475 41st Avenue, Capitola, CA 95010. tel. 831 462-4415. Following Hwy. 1 around that northern rim of the Monterey Bay, take the 41st Ave. Exit towards the water, and just past the one shopping mall in the region to a clump of truly deligthful stores. The Capitola Book Cafe has readings, events, and the best carrot soup you ever tasted. Go to the little drugstore next door for a cheap ice cream cone on a hot day, before heading over a few steps to Palace Arts & Office Supply for an art materials fix, or across the parking lot to OSH a hardware store enthusiast's dream and source of Saturday fix-it project necessities.
 * Bookworks, 36 Rancho Del Mar Shopping Center, off Soquel Avenue at the State Park Drive exit "towards the mountain side" off Hwy. 1.

Understand
The Santa Cruz metro area comprises a region on the coast Hwy. 1, on the ocean side of the coastal mountains coming downhill from the San Jose area on Hwy. 17 and the smaller winding-through-the-redwoods Hwy 9 through Los Gatos, through Boulder Creek, Ben Lomond, Felton with its community dance hall and historic covered bridge, Scotts Valley, and east along the northern rim of Monterey Bay encompassing Capitola, Live Oak, Soquel, Aptos; continuing southeast around the bay to Watsonville, a gateway to the agricultural lands of the Pajaro River valley around to the East of Monterey Bay. Each of these towns, villages and unincorporated areas has its own flavor and signature sights and sounds.

See
Mission Santa Cruz, the "hard-luck" Mission, is set back from main arteries that curve around its hilltop, is reached from Water Street, between Hwy 1/Mission Street and the start of Pacific Avenue downtown.

Cathedral Grove, a crown of redwood trees where Misison-era Padres traveled up from the Aptos River to pray, is now part of the land owned and tended by Monte Toyon, a church camp up Cathedral Hill from Trout Gulch off Soquel Avenue in Aptos.

Aptos State Park
Aptos, the town and park, get their name from the Ohlone Indian term Awatos, for the meeting place by the waters - the stream canyon is so steep as to be impassable, and folks traveling up and down the coast on the ocean side of the hills would have to come down nearly to the beach to get through the area, so it became a meeting and trading place prior to the Mission area.

General ideas
How odd. What I think of as the Bis Sur region (between Monterey Bay and Santa Barbara) is written up as Central Coast, and what I think of as the Central Coast (Between Monterey Bay/Santa Cruz and San Francisco) doesn't appear to exist - or I haven't found it yet. How odd. No Half Moon Bay, no Pacifica (though there's a placeholder page for Pacifica linked from the Peninsula page). Later when there is time, I'll start writing up the little towns in my kickin' around region, and get to discussing the categorizing/naming of regions with other folks here.
 * There aren't addresses or hours on any of the restaurants yet.
 * There's no mention of Capitola, Soquel, Aptos...
 * the Monterey listing is blank so far - I can do something about that!
 * Check out, Salinas and Carmel - blank so far listings.
 * Check out [central coast] listings

Silicon Valley covers the South Bay area.

Tucson, Arizona
 * Has a darn good start!
 * add in some shopping

San Antonio is pretty sparse yet.

General
Add book arts and museums to my main "home" places-of-the-heart: Twin Cities, Santa Cruz/Monterey Bay, and SF.

Quick-town article headers from the templates page.

Place_name is in Region_name.

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User:(WT-en) Rv d2

Communications medium
You can post me here [postravi_at_gmail_dot_com]

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User:(WT-en) RVLivingUnlimited

I'm Peggy Rainwater and my husband, Ken, and I have been RVing all  around the United States and Canada since 2002.

We've been blessed with the time to truly experience life via our RV.

In our years of RVing, we've experienced a lot. We've learned how to pack more efficiently, for instance. We've learned how to eat healthy on the road and we've learned how to navigate successfully in some rather tight spaces.

We've learned how to "slow down" a bit and take the time to enjoy life. We've kayaked in some of the most amazing lakes and rivers. We try to make a habit of using our bicycles to get around in the areas that we visit, such as Charleston, SC, New Orleans, LA, Galveston, TX, Seattle, WA, Bar Harbor, ME, Banff and Jasper, Alberta, Canada... We've found this to be a wonderful way to see a lot of the sites that you wouldn't normally see in a car or a tour bus. (Although, you can learn a great deal from a good tour guide...for instance, in downtown Manhattan...)

We've camped in all types of sites...from boondocking in parking lots and roadside parks to staying in very, very nice RV parks. All have their pro's and con's...

In a "nutshell", during our years of RVing, we've been to many, many interesting places (many of which are "off the beaten path"), have met interesting people and look forward to many more years of enjoying this lifestyle.

Since we have had such a wonderful time in our RV and have met so many others who love the RV lifestyle (whether it be for a weekend or on a full-time basis), we decided to create a website for the benefit of anyone and everyone who has an interest in traveling or living in an RV. Check us out at http://www.rv-living-unlimited.com/ for more information. We're continuously adding information to this site, as we want it to be a community for everyone.

And, of course, we are always interested in hearing from you.

Here's to your happy RVing!

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User:(WT-en) Rwatkins

Hey I'm Rob!

I have lived in Southend, Canterbury, Basingstoke and Reading and contribute to these articles as well as those of towns nearby.

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User:(WT-en) RWIAD

el qamad

Other Accounts

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 * Tim Roemer

I support a blue-eyed blonde Aryan Nation. I also support Prussian Blue.

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User:(WT-en) Ryan

Short and sweet...

Grew up? - near Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Went to university? - near Toronto, Ontario.

Currently live? - near Kobe, Hyogo, Japan.

Where travelled? - eastern half of Canada and the US, Italy, Monaco, Vatican City, France, England, Singapore, Thailand, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Viet Nam, Malaysia, South Korea, and Japan.

Where travelling in the near future? - not 100% sure...

Where highly considering to travel in the near future? - Hong Kong again, Macao, Philippines, etc...

Where planning to travel someday? - Hungary, Austria, Germany, Czech Republic, and Poland all in one trip. Someday up to Sweden too.

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User:(WT-en) Ryan:User

Short and sweet...

Grew up? - near Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Went to university? - near Toronto, Ontario.

Currently live? - near Kobe, Hyogo, Japan.

Where travelled? - eastern half of Canada and the US, Italy, Monaco, Vatican City, France, England, Singapore, Thailand, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Viet Nam, Malaysia, South Korea, and Japan.

Where travelling in the near future? - not 100% sure...

Where highly considering to travel in the near future? - Hong Kong again, Macao, Philippines, etc...

Where planning to travel someday? - Hungary, Austria, Germany, Czech Republic, and Poland all in one trip. Someday up to Sweden too.

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User:(WT-en) Ryanandkaren06

[http://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Naxos Naxos ]

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User:(WT-en) Ryandelmundo

Hey!

I'm Ryan. I'm from the USA but spend most of the year living in Asia, half of that in Bali. I love to travel, love to see new things, and meet new people. I love a good deal so you'll find me searching for the best budget deals on food, places to stay, and things to do! The best things in life are free, so the things that don't cost much must be awesome too, right?

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User:(WT-en) Ryanferrell

Favorite Places

 * Zhongdian 中甸
 * Chengdu 成都
 * Xishuangbanna 西双版纳
 * Tibet 西藏
 * Hong Kong 香港

Elsewhere on the Web

 * Photoblog
 * Translation blog
 * Dictionary blog
 * UC San Diego Alumni essays on my '07 avian flu research

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User:(WT-en) Ryanjamieson

I joined WikiTravel to start making updates to the cities I've lived in (and currently live in) so folks have a better idea from a local's standpoint. I'm sure I'll go back and tweak pages for places I've been to, as well. When I'm not travelling, or working on WikiTravel, I work as a technical architect for a financial services firm.

First page I worked on

 * Midtown Phoenix

US States I've managed to visit

 * Illinois
 * Georgia

Countries I've managed to visit

 * Australia

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User:(WT-en) Rychach

Residence: Bellingham, Washington, U.S.A

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User:(WT-en) Ryo-chin

I love to travel by train! User:(WT-en) Ted

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User:(WT-en) Ryo-oh-ki

Jason and Janel's Travels
We started reading Wikivoyage in August of 2006 while preparing for our honeymoon to Tahiti. Since then we got bit by the travel bug. We recently decided "Plunge forward!" and share our knowledge along with photos from our journeys. We're out of Southern California and are looking forward to adding more locations traveled to this profile.

Travel Log

 * San Diego
 * San Francisco
 * French Polynesia

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