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User:(WT-en) Lex

In regards to all Northern Territory information I have added, you may notice that some of the text I am adding appears in another website eg travelnt.com, that is because I am the original author. --Lex 11:39, 19 September 2008 (EDT) Please contact Ryan Campbell if you require confirmation.

Ryan Campbell Manager – Web and Digital Development Brand & Marketing Services Marketing Communications Tourism NT t: 61 8 8999 3919   :   f: 61 8 8999 3920 e: ryan.campbell@nt.gov.au

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User:(WT-en) Lezron

Sapphire is a poor editor who should be desysopped. Thankfully I do know to run auto-revert spambots if he doesn't leave me alone on his sandbox.

I'm a reformed vandal. I had foramlly done rapid fire vandalism under Joseph Stalin, pagemove vandalism under Tay, and autospambot vandalism under Shyrenharthe. However one user refuses to remove my IP from his sandbox, so I'll be running auto spambots until he learns.

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User:(WT-en) Lflo

Surprise, Az

Places to eat and drink in the Northwest valley

Chuy’s Mesquite Broiler 13752 W. Bell Road Surprise, AZ 85374 Ph: 623.544.8885

California/Mexican type food. Serves lunch and dinner Really laid back, fun atmosphere

Rio Mirage Café 1863 W. Bell Road Surprise, AZ 85374 Ph: 623.214.3651 Website: www.riomiragecafe.com

Mexican food, serves lunch and dinner Traditional and delicious food Aesthetically pleasing, with great architecture and murals

Buffalo Wild Wings Grill and Bar 13882 W. Bell Road Surprise, AZ 85374 Ph: 623.584.2323 Website: www.buffalowildwings.com

Specialty is wings, but serves a variety of lunch and dinner options Welcoming atmosphere, wonderful service

Benny’s Burgers and BBQ 10001 W. Bell Road Sun City, AZ 85351 Ph: 623.815.2156

Serves burgers, bbq and sandwiches A great place to grab an original and delicious lunch

Octane Lounge 13420 W. Bell Road Sun City West, AZ 85374 Ph: 623.975.6832 Website: www.myspace.com/octanepromotions

Bar/Lounge Little menu, but lots to drink Not a good place to dine, but a good place to drink and sing karaoke

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User:(WT-en) LGF1992UK

Hi, I'm Lewis, I'm 17 and I come from the town of Cramlington in the United Kingdom.

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User:(WT-en) LHF

Hello from Lion Heart Films or LHF --(WT-en) LHF 00:38, 5 December 2008 (EST)

 * Currently working on Pennsylvania towns --(WT-en) LHF 00:46, 5 December 2008 (EST)

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User:(WT-en) Lhp1981

Personal Information

 * Place of residence: Beijing
 * Language spoken: English (L1), Spanish (near-native), Chinese (beginner)
 * Contributions: Will focus on northeast China (东北) and central Mexico.

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User:(WT-en) LiangHH

Native to Hamburg, lived in Alicante, Xi'an and now in London

Travelled:

Europe: Copenhagen Amsterdam London Berlin Cologne Brussels Paris Milan Moscow

Asia: Beijing Shanghai

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User:(WT-en) LiangHH/Mauritian Creole phrasebook

IN PROGRESS

''Mauritian Creole ("Kreol Morisyen") is the language that evolved from French and influences of other languages to become the most commonly spoken language in Mauritius today. It is spoken by around 1.2 million in Mauritius and Mauritian expats worldwide. Nevertheless, it still has no official recognition anywhere. Although it is claimed that English, African and even South Asian languages have had their influence on Mauritian Creole, this is mostly limited to a handful of vocabulary. Mauritian Creole can be regarded as a simple form of French and is very easy to learn for most speakers of European languages as it gets by almost without grammar.

Although English and French are the official languages of Mauritius, only by speaking Mauritian Creole can the tourist truely whiz a smile onto the local's face and created that "since you speak our language" advantage when bargaining.''

Pronunciation guide
''As of 2010, Mauritan has no official recognition and thus no official way of writing. There are vague plans to introduce it as a subject for primary school pupils. ''

Phrase list
''An overview of phrases can go here. Note that the phrases sections listed below are in a general order of how important they are, and how a traveler would need them. Thus, transportation comes before hotels, which in turn come before restaurants. This ordering is arbitrary but may be helpful. See also Project:Phrasebook Expedition for more details on choosing different phrases.''

''Do not translate phrases word for word; instead, give the nearest common equivalent in the language. Keep sentences polite, but as short as possible. Give alternatives if a traveler is likely to encounter them.''

The following is a phrase guide from English to English; in a real phrase guide, the second part of each entry would be in the target language, and the third part would be an English-like pronunciation suggestion.

Basics

 * Hello. : Bonzur. (Bon-zoor)
 * Hi. (informal) : Allo. (Ah-low)
 * How are you? : Korek? (Ko-reck?)
 * Fine, thank you. : Oui, korek. (Wee, ko-reck)
 * What is your name? : Common to/ou appele? (Koh-mohn to/oo ap-pele?)
 * My name is ______ . : Mo ______ . (Mo _____ .)
 * Nice to meet you. : Enchante. (ehn-shan-TAY)
 * Please. : Sil to/ou plait. (Sil to pleh)
 * Thank you. : Thank you. (THANK yoo)
 * You're welcome. : You're welcome. (yuhr WEL-kuhm)
 * Yes. : Yes. (YESS)
 * No. : No. (NOH)
 * Excuse me. (getting attention) : Excuse me. (ehkz-KYOOZ mee)
 * Excuse me. (begging pardon) : Excuse me. (ehkz-KYOOZ mee)
 * I'm sorry. : I'm sorry. (IGHM SAW-ree)
 * Goodbye : Goodbye. (GUHD-bigh.)
 * Goodbye (informal) : Bye. (BIGH)
 * I can't speak name of language [well]. : I can't speak English [well]. (IGH cant speek ING-lush [wehl])
 * Do you speak English? : Do you speak English? (doo YOO speek ING-lush?)
 * Is there someone here who speaks English? : Is there someone here who speaks English? (IZ thayr SUM-wun heer hoo speekz ING-lush?)
 * Help! : Help! (HEHLP!)
 * Look out! : Look out! (look OWT!)
 * Good morning. : Good morning. (guhd MOAN-ing)
 * Good evening. : Good evening. (guhd EEV-ning)
 * Good night. : Good night. (guhd NIGHT)
 * Good night (to sleep) : Good night. (good NIGHT)
 * I don't understand. : I don't understand. (IGH doan UHN-dur-STAND)
 * Where is the toilet? : Where is the toilet? (WAYR iz thuh TOY-leht?)

At this point, the fake phoneticizations of English are going to stop, and be replaced by ellipses.

Problems

 * Leave me alone. : Leave me alone. (...)
 * Don't touch me! : Don't touch me! (...)
 * I'll call the police. : I'll call the police. (...)
 * Police! : Police! (...)
 * Stop! Thief! : Stop! Thief! (...)
 * I need your help. : I need your help. (...)
 * It's an emergency. : It's an emergency. (...)
 * I'm lost. : I'm lost. (...)
 * I lost my bag. : I lost my bag. (...)
 * I lost my wallet. : I lost my wallet. (...)
 * I'm sick. : I'm sick. (...)
 * I've been injured. : I've been injured. (...)
 * I need a doctor. : I need a doctor. (...)
 * Can I use your phone? : Can I use your phone? (...)

Numbers

 * 1 : one (...)
 * 2 : two (...)
 * 3 : three (...)
 * 4 : four (...)
 * 5 : five (...)
 * 6 : six (...)
 * 7 : seven (...)
 * 8 : eight (...)
 * 9 : nine (...)
 * 10 : ten (...)
 * 11 : eleven (...)
 * 12 : twelve (...)
 * 13 : thirteen (...)
 * 14 : fourteen (...)
 * 15 : fifteen (...)
 * 16 : sixteen (...)
 * 17 : seventeen (...)
 * 18 : eighteen (...)
 * 19 : nineteen (...)
 * 20 : twenty (...)
 * 21 : twenty one (...)
 * 22 : twenty two (...)
 * 23 : twenty three (...)
 * 30 : thirty (...)
 * 40 : forty (...)
 * 50 : fifty (...)
 * 60 : sixty (...)
 * 70 : seventy (...)
 * 80 : eighty (...)
 * 90 : ninety (...)
 * 100 : one hundred (...)
 * 200 : two hundred (...)
 * 300 : three hundred (...)
 * 1000 : one thousand (...)
 * 2000 : two thousand (...)
 * 1,000,000 : one million (...)
 * 1,000,000,000 : one thousand million in UK, one billion in USA
 * 1,000,000,000,000 : one billion in UK, one trillion in USA
 * number _____ (train, bus, etc.) : number _____ (...)
 * half : half (...)
 * less : less (...)
 * more : more (...)

Time

 * now : now (...)
 * later : later (...)
 * before : before (...)
 * morning : morning (...)
 * afternoon : afternoon (...)
 * evening : evening (...)
 * night : night (...)

Clock time

 * one o'clock AM : one o'clock AM (...)
 * two o'clock AM : two o'clock AM (...)
 * noon : noon (...)
 * one o'clock PM : one o'clock PM (...)
 * two o'clock PM : two o'clock PM (...)
 * midnight : midnight (...)

Duration

 * _____ minute(s) : _____ minute(s) (...)
 * _____ hour(s) : _____ hour(s) (...)
 * _____ day(s) : _____ day(s) (...)
 * _____ week(s) : _____ week(s) (...)
 * _____ month(s) : _____ month(s) (...)
 * _____ year(s) : _____ year(s) (...)

Days

 * today : today (...)
 * yesterday : yesterday (...)
 * tomorrow : tomorrow (...)
 * this week : this week (...)
 * last week : last week (...)
 * next week : next week (...)

 * Sunday : Sunday (...)
 * Monday : Monday (...)
 * Tuesday : Tuesday (...)
 * Wednesday : Wednesday (...)
 * Thursday : Thursday (...)
 * Friday : Friday (...)
 * Saturday : Saturday (...)

Months
''If speakers of the language commonly use a calendar other than the Gregorian, explain it here and list its months. See Hebrew phrasebook for an example.''

 * January : January (...)
 * February : February (...)
 * March : March (...)
 * April : April (...)
 * May : May (...)
 * June : June (...)
 * July : July (...)
 * August : August (...)
 * September : September (...)
 * October : October (...)
 * November : November (...)
 * December : December (...)

Writing time and date
Give some examples how to write clock times and dates if it differs from English.

Colors

 * black : black (...)
 * white : white (...)
 * gray : gray (...)
 * red : red (...)
 * blue : blue (...)
 * yellow : yellow (...)
 * green : green (...)
 * orange : orange (...)
 * purple : purple (...)
 * brown : brown (...)

Bus and train

 * How much is a ticket to _____? : How much is a ticket to _____? (...)
 * One ticket to _____, please. : One ticket to _____, please. (...)
 * Where does this train/bus go? : Where does this train/bus go? (...)
 * Where is the train/bus to _____? : Where is the train/bus to _____? (...)
 * Does this train/bus stop in _____? : Does this train/bus stop in _____? (...)
 * When does the train/bus for _____ leave? : When does the train/bus for _____ leave? (...)
 * When will this train/bus arrive in _____? : When will this bus arrive in _____? (...)

Directions

 * How do I get to _____ ? : How do I get to______? (...)
 * ...the train station? : ...? (...)
 * ...the bus station? : ...the bus station? (...)
 * ...the airport? : ...the airport? (...)
 * ...downtown? : ...downtown? (...)
 * ...the youth hostel? : ...the youth hostel? (...)
 * ...the _____ hotel? : ...the _____ hotel? (...)
 * ...the American/Canadian/Australian/British consulate? : ...the American/Canadian/Australian/British consulate? (...)
 * Where are there a lot of... : Where are there a lot of... (...)
 * ...hotels? : ...hotels? (...)
 * ...restaurants? : ...restaurants? (...)
 * ...bars? : ...bars? (...)
 * ...sites to see? : ...sites to see? (...)
 * Can you show me on the map? : Can you show me on the map? (...)
 * street : street (...)
 * Turn left. : Turn left. (...)
 * Turn right. : Turn right. (...)
 * left : left (...)
 * right : right (...)
 * straight ahead : straight ahead (...)
 * towards the _____ : towards the _____ (...)
 * past the _____ : past the _____ (...)
 * before the _____ : before the _____ (...)
 * Watch for the _____. : Watch for the _____. (...)
 * intersection : intersection (...)
 * north : north (...)
 * south : south (...)
 * east : east (...)
 * west : west (...)
 * uphill : uphill (...)
 * downhill : downhill (...)

Taxi
get to _____? (...)
 * Taxi! : Taxi! (...)
 * Take me to _____, please. : Take me to _____, please. (...)
 * How much does it cost to get to _____? : How much does it cost to
 * Take me there, please. : Take me there, please. (...)

Lodging

 * Do you have any rooms available? : Do you have any rooms available? (...)
 * How much is a room for one person/two people? : How much is a room for one person/two people? (...)
 * Does the room come with... : Does the room come with... (...)
 * ...bedsheets? : ...bedsheets? (...)
 * ...a bathroom? : ...a bathroom? (...)
 * ...a telephone? : ...a telephone? (...)
 * ...a TV? : ...a TV? (...)
 * May I see the room first? : May I see the room first? (...)
 * Do you have anything quieter? : Do you have anything quieter? (...)
 * ...bigger? : ...bigger? (...)
 * ...cleaner? : ...cleaner? (...)
 * ...cheaper? : ...cheaper? (...)
 * OK, I'll take it. : OK, I'll take it. (...)
 * I will stay for _____ night(s). : I will stay for _____ night(s). (...)
 * Can you suggest another hotel? : Can you suggest another hotel? (...)
 * Do you have a safe? : Do you have a safe? (...)
 * ...lockers? : ...lockers? (...)
 * Is breakfast/supper included? : Is breakfast/supper included? (...)
 * What time is breakfast/supper? : What time is breakfast/supper? (...)
 * Please clean my room. : Please clean my room. (...)
 * Can you wake me at _____? | Can you wake me at _____? (...)
 * I want to check out. : I want to check out. (...)

Money

 * Do you accept American/Australian/Canadian dollars? : Do you accept American/Australian/Canadian dollars? (...)
 * Do you accept British pounds? : Do you accept British pounds? (...)
 * Do you accept credit cards? : Do you accept credit cards? (...)
 * Can you change money for me? : Can you change money for me? (...)
 * Where can I get money changed? : Where can I get money changed? (...)
 * Can you change a traveler's check for me? : Can you change a traveler's check for me? (...)
 * Where can I get a traveler's check changed? : Where can I get a traveler's check changed? (...)
 * What is the exchange rate? : What is the exchange rate? (...)
 * Where is an automatic teller machine (ATM)? : Where is an automatic teller machine (ATM)? (...)

Eating

 * A table for one person/two people, please. : A table for one person/two people, please. (...)
 * Can I look at the menu, please? : Can I look at the menu, please? (...)
 * Can I look in the kitchen? : Can I look in the kitchen? (...)
 * Is there a house specialty? : Is there a house specialty? (...)
 * Is there a local specialty? : Is there a local specialty? (...)
 * I'm a vegetarian. : I'm a vegetarian. (...)
 * I don't eat pork. : I don't eat pork. (...)
 * I don't eat beef. : I don't eat beef. (...)
 * I only eat kosher food. : I only eat kosher food. (...)
 * Can you make it "lite", please? (less oil/butter/lard) : Can you make it "lite", please? (...)
 * fixed-price meal : fixed-price meal (...)
 * a la carte : a la carte (...)
 * breakfast : breakfast (...)
 * lunch : lunch (...)
 * tea (meal) : tea (...)
 * supper : supper (...)
 * I want _____. : I want _____. (...)
 * I want a dish containing _____. : I want a dish containing _____. (...)
 * chicken : chicken (...)
 * beef : beef (...)
 * fish : fish (...)
 * ham : ham (...)
 * sausage : sausage (...)
 * cheese : cheese (...)
 * eggs : eggs (...)
 * salad : salad (...)
 * (fresh) vegetables : (fresh) vegetables (...)
 * (fresh) fruit : (fresh) fruit (...)
 * bread : bread (...)
 * toast : toast (...)
 * noodles : noodles (...)
 * rice : rice (...)
 * beans : beans (...)
 * May I have a glass of _____? : May I have a glass of _____? (...)
 * May I have a cup of _____? : May I have a cup of _____? (...)
 * May I have a bottle of _____? : May I have a bottle of _____? (...)
 * coffee : coffee (...)
 * tea (drink) : tea (...)
 * juice : juice (...)
 * (bubbly) water : water (...)
 * water : water (...)
 * beer : beer (...)
 * red/white wine : red/white wine (...)
 * May I have some _____? : May I have some _____? (...)
 * salt : salt (...)
 * black pepper : black pepper (...)
 * butter : butter (...)
 * Excuse me, waiter? (getting attention of server): Excuse me, waiter? (...)
 * I'm finished. : I'm finished. (...)
 * It was delicious. : It was delicious. (...)
 * Please clear the plates. : Please clear the plates. (...)
 * The check, please. : The check, please. (...)

Bars

 * Do you serve alcohol? : Do you serve alcohol? (...)
 * Is there table service? : Is there table service? (...)
 * A beer/two beers, please. : A beer/two beers, please. (...)
 * A glass of red/white wine, please. : A glass of red/white wine, please. (...)
 * A pint, please. : A pint, please. (...)
 * A bottle, please. : A bottle, please. (...)
 * _____ (hard liquor) and _____ (mixer), please. : _____ and _____, please. (...)
 * whiskey : whiskey (...)
 * vodka : vodka (...)
 * rum : rum (...)
 * water : water (...)
 * club soda : club soda (...)
 * tonic water : tonic water (...)
 * orange juice : orange juice (...)
 * Coke (soda) : Coke (...)
 * Do you have any bar snacks? : Do you have any bar snacks? (...)
 * One more, please. : One more, please. (...)
 * Another round, please. : Another round, please. (...)
 * When is closing time? : When is closing time? (...)
 * Cheers! : Cheers! (...)

Shopping

 * Do you have this in my size? : Do you have this in my size? (...)
 * How much is this? : How much is this? (...)
 * That's too expensive. : That's too expensive. (...)
 * Would you take _____? : Would you take _____? (...)
 * expensive : expensive (...)
 * cheap : cheap (...)
 * I can't afford it. : I can't afford it. (...)
 * I don't want it. : I don't want it. (...)
 * You're cheating me. : You're cheating me. (...)
 * I'm not interested. : I'm not interested. (..)
 * OK, I'll take it. : OK, I'll take it. (...)
 * Can I have a bag? : Can I have a bag? (...)
 * Do you ship (overseas)? : Do you ship (overseas)? (...)
 * I need... : I need... (...)
 * ...toothpaste. : ...toothpaste. (...)
 * ...a toothbrush. : ...a toothbrush. (...)
 * ...tampons. : ...tampons. (...)
 * ...soap. : ...soap. (...)
 * ...shampoo. : ...shampoo. (...)
 * ...pain reliever. (e.g., aspirin or ibuprofen) : ...pain reliever. (...)
 * ...cold medicine. : ...cold medicine. (...)
 * ...stomach medicine. : ...stomach medicine. (...)
 * ...a razor. : ...a razor. (...)
 * ...an umbrella. : ...an umbrella. (...)
 * ...sunblock lotion. : ...sunblock lotion. (...)
 * ...a postcard. : ...a postcard. (...)
 * ...postage stamps. : ...postage stamps. (...)
 * ...batteries. : ...batteries. (...)
 * ...writing paper. : ...writing paper. (...)
 * ...a pen. : ...a pen. (...)
 * ...English-language books. : ...English-language books. (...)
 * ...English-language magazines. : ...English-language magazines. (...)
 * ...an English-language newspaper. : ...an English-language newspaper. (...)
 * ...an English-English dictionary. : ...an English-English dictionary. (...)

Driving

 * I want to rent a car. : I want to rent a car. (...)
 * Can I get insurance? : Can I get insurance? (...)
 * stop (on a street sign) : stop (...)
 * one way : one way (...)
 * yield : yield (...)
 * no parking : no parking (...)
 * speed limit : speed limit (...)
 * gas (petrol) station : gas station (...)
 * petrol : petrol (...)
 * diesel : diesel (...)

Authority

 * I haven't done anything wrong. : I haven't done anything wrong. (...)
 * It was a misunderstanding. : It was a misunderstanding. (...)
 * Where are you taking me? : Where are you taking me? (...)
 * Am I under arrest? : Am I under arrest? (...)
 * I am an American/Australian/British/Canadian citizen. : I am an American/Australian/British/Canadian citizen. (...)
 * I want to talk to the American/Australian/British/Canadian embassy/consulate. : I need to talk to the American/Australian/British/Canadian embassy/consulate. (...)
 * I want to talk to a lawyer. : I want to talk to a lawyer. (...)
 * Can I just pay a fine now? : Can I just pay a fine now? (...)


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User:(WT-en) Liberlogos

Welcome to Liberlogos' personal Wikivoyage userpage! I have a blog: see it, now! Also, do not forget that I love to hear from you. I was born in Quebec City, Quebec and brought up in the Quebec Beauce (there's a French one also) and in Trois-Rivières. I am currently living in Montreal.

While being aware of the project before, I especially came into contact with Wikivoyage through co-founder Evan Prodromou, who first headed the Wikipedia meetings in Montreal before I took over. I work on other Wikis, namely the English, French, Source, Quote, & Commons Wikimedia sites, as well as Memory Alpha. I mostly work on the English version and I am doing more and more edits on the French side. On the English Wikipedia, I have accomplished more than 10,000 edits.

To work on

 * Trois-Rivières

Sandboxes

 * User:(WT-en) Liberlogos/Trois-Rivières

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User:(WT-en) Liberlogos/Trois-Rivières

Quebec City (French: Québec) is the capital of the province of Quebec in Canada. Located at a commanding position on cliffs overlooking the St. Lawrence Seaway, Quebec City's Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the only city north of Mexico with its original city walls.

Understand
Quebec City fashions itself the "national capital" of Quebec. Much of the business here is of the administrative and bureaucratic nature, which would normally make the city quite dull. Fortunately, the city has a remarkable history, as the fortress capital of New France since the 16th century. Although the town's day-to-day life leaves things a little yawn-y at times, the vibrant historical center makes for an incredible visit.

 * Quebec City and Region Tourism Board
 * Quebec government official tourist site

Orientation
Orienting yourself in Quebec is fairly easy. Practically all sights of interest are in the Old Town (Vieux-Québec), which is divided in two: the walled city on top of the hill is known as Haute-Ville ("High Town"), and the neighborhood between the walled city and the river is Basse-Ville ("Low Town"). The two are connected by the aptly-named Escalier Casse-Cou ("Breakneck Stairs") and the rather easier funicular.

By plane
The Jean Lesage International Airport (airport code: YQB), in Ancienne-Lorette, is found about 30 minutes from downtown Quebec. It offers regular flights from cities such as Montreal, Toronto and New York, and also provides charters to remote areas of the province such as Kuujjuaq, Gaspé and Baie-Comeau.

Please note that there is no public transit or hotel shuttles to the airport. The taxi fare from Old Quebec to the airport is a flat fee of $30.

By train
A passenger train station is found at the port of Quebec, 450 rue de la Gare du Palais. The Quebec VIA Rail station is a picturesque building, emulating the architectural style of the famed Chateau-Frontenac overlooking the station. The Quebec-Windsor corridor trains run regularly, with stopovers at Montreal and Toronto.

Another train station is located in Ste-Foy, 3255 chemin de la Gare, near the Quebec and Pierre-Laporte bridges. However, public transit does not run there as often as the Quebec station and requires walking for a couple minutes.

By bus
The bus station, Terminus Gare du Palais located at rue de la Gare du Palais, is also found at the old port of Quebec, next to the train station. Intercar and Orleans Express offer services province-wide.

Another bus station is located in Ste-Foy, 3001 chemin des Quatre-Bourgeois, which is easily accessible by city transit.

By car
Quebec City is 2.5-3 hours by car from Montreal, taking either Highway 40 or 20 (north and south side of the St. Lawrence, respectively). Both drives are rather monotonous drives through endless forest dotted with farms. For a slower but more interesting tour of Quebec's heartland, drive along the Chemin du Roy, which follows the north bank of the river, instead.

On foot
Visiting the Old Town, it is best to travel within and around the walls by foot. If your feet fail you, use the funicular to go between the upper and lower parts of the Old Town. $1.50 will get you from near the base of the Breakneck Stairs (Escalier Casse-Cou) back up to the front of the Chateau Frontenac. This is well worth it if you have small children or large packages.

By Bike
The Route Verte is a system of provincial bike paths that pass through parks and local attractions. The Corridor des Cheminots is a peaceful trail that runs from the Montmorency Falls to Val-Bélair, which continues on to the Jacques-Cartier park area.

Quebec's urban bike paths are not as well documented as Montreal paths, but are well-marked throughout the city. They are open from April to October.

By Car
Driving in the Old Town can be tricky, since the cobblestone streets were designed for narrow 17th-century horsecarts rather than 21st-century SUVs. One way streets abound throughout the Old Town, and parking is difficult to find.

Outside of the Old Town, the use of a car is recommended. Right turns on red are allowed unless otherwise indicated.

During the months of November through April, snow will definitely affect driving conditions. Snow tires are strongly recommended, as some roads will lack snow removal, sand or salting.

Public Transit
The RTC, Quebec's public transportation system, is a system of buses and express shuttles that cover the whole city. Tickets cost 2.25 CDN each, which will earn you the right to ride one direction with a transfer valid for 2 hours. There are daily passes and monthly passes available. It is also possible to ride without a ticket, the fare being 2.50. Drivers do not carry money and cannot change bills.

The Metrobus line is actually two bus lines (800 and 801) that both start in Ste-Foy, head toward the Old Town, and end in Beauport and Charlesbourg respectively. They can run as often as one every 3 minutes during rush hour along Boulevard René-Lévesque/Boulevard Laurier/chemin des Quatre-Bourgeois.

The STL, Lévis's public transit, operates within the south shore of Quebec. There is also a shuttle from St-Augustin to Quebec. These different transit companies all pass through Quebec City, which explains the different colours of buses around town.

See
Quebec City's main sight is the Old Town, the upper part of which is surrounded by a stone wall built by both French and British armies. It is now a tourist district with many small boutiques and hundreds of historical and photographic points of interest. Some of the buildings are original structures, while others are built in the same style and architecture as former buildings.

Haute-Ville

 * The Citadel, this fortification at the juncture of the Old City wall and Grand Allée holds a changing of the guard ceremony mornings at 10 am complete with funny fur hats, weather permitting.
 * Chateau Frontenac, . Quebec City icon. Claimed to be the most photographed hotel in North America. Stay the night if you can (see Sleep) and pop in for a martini if you can't (see Drink).
 * Dufferin Terrace. Boardwalk situated alongside the Chateau Frontenac, and offers a grand view of the St. Lawrence river.
 * Observatoire de la Capitale, . One of the tallest buildings in Quebec, offering a panoramic view of the whole city. Admission is 5$.
 * Musée de l'Amérique française,
 * Plains of Abraham Battlefield Park, tel. 649-6157, . Site of the 1759 battle that saw the British conquer Quebec, now used for public events, sports, and leisure activities.

Basse-Ville

 * Place-Royale, . The spot where Samuel de Champlain landed in 1608 and founded the first French settlement in North America, now converted into a postcard-pretty public square. Don't miss the huge mural covering the entire side of a nearby building; the figure with a hat standing at the base of the 'street' is Champlain.
 * Musée de la civilisation, 85 rue Dalhousie, +1-418-643-2158, . Museum devoted to the world's peoples, with a well-done if still somewhat dull permanent exhibit on the history of Quebec.  The changing exhibitions can be good, but overall it can't hold a candle to the far larger complex in Gatineau.  Open Tue-Sun 10 AM-5 PM. $8.

Other

 * Chute Montmorency, . At 83 meters, it stands 30 meters taller than Niagara Falls. Hosts the Loto-Québec Fireworks Competition in the summer.
 * Île d'Orléans, . Beautiful biking or driving excursions.

Do

 * Horse-drawn carriages. A one hour tour of the Old City.
 * Ferry to Lévis. Beautiful views of the Chateau Frontenac and the Lower Old Town, and the other side of the river. http://www.traversiers.gouv.qc.ca/trav/quebec/index.asp
 * Festival of New France, first weekend in August. http://www.nouvellefrance.qc.ca
 * Winter Carnival, city-wide, first week of February. A truly spectacular event, the Winter Carnival is a 100-year tradition in Quebec City. Each year, a giant ice palace is built in the Place Jacques-Cartier as the headquarters of the festivities, but there's activities all during the week. The International Ice Sculpture Competition sees teams from around the world build monumental sculptures. There are 3 parades during the event in different quarters of the city, and other winter-defying competitions including a canoe race across the St. Lawrence and a group snow bath. The festival's mascot, Bonhomme Carnaval, a sashed snowman, is the city's most famous logo. http://www.carnaval.qc.ca/
 * Festival d'été. Beginning to mid-July, a lot of almost free music shows (you buy a button for $12 or $15 and it gives you access to all the shows, for the 10 days of the festival) in and around the Old Town, with international and local artists (for example in 2004, The Nits, Wyclef Jean, Bérurier Noir). http://www.infofestival.com/
 * Villages Vacances Valcartier. Water park and go-carts open during the summer season. Tubing and ice skating offered in the winter. http://www.valcartier.com/english/index.htm
 * Mont-Sainte-Anne. Ski and snow during the cold season. Camping, biking and hiking at summertime. http://www.mont-sainte-anne.ca
 * Station touristique Stoneham. Ski and snow during during the winter and an animated summer camp from June to August every summer. http://www.stoneham.ca

Québec is a great city for going out to dance traditional and nuevo argentinian Tango. You can find out about classes, practicas, milongas and events at the local association or at L'Avenue Tango.

Buy

Quebec City's Old Town, especially Basse-Ville, is riddled with shops for tourists. Watch for leather goods and various handmade crafts made by Canada's First Nations Peoples.

 * Marché du Vieux-Port, 160 Quai Saint-André. Farmers' market just north of Basse-Ville, offering cheap and tasty local produce.  Open daily 8 AM-8 PM.

 * Verrerrie La Mailloche, by the Breakneck Stairs (Basse-Ville). They often have glass blowing demonstrations and will explain the craft to you.

Eat
All restaurants in the Old City will post menus out front in French and in English. Look for the table d'hote specials for a full course fixed price meal. On the cheaper (but very satisfying) side, have a traditional tourtière quebecois (meat pie), or a poutine (fries, gravy, and cheese curds).

The cafe culture is very much a part of Quebec City as in most of Europe. It should be very easy to find a quaint cafe around Marche Champlain, and around the Chateau. Food is fairly expensive in Canada and even a simpler cafe or bar may be costly: however the quality is as good as any cafe directly in Paris.

Most Quebec City delicatessens and markets offer a large variety of Quebec cheese from farms in the surrounding countryside. Specialty of the region include brie or camembert style cheeses made with raw milk (lait cru), which endows the cheese with superior flavours and textures not usually found in North American cheeses of the same type.

 * Cochon Dingue, 46 blvd Champlain (Basse-Ville), . Touristy, but in a good way — the "Crazy Pig" is cavernous but usually packed, with hefty portions from a frequently-changing menu.  Lunch specials are good value at $10-15, including starter and coffee.

 * Les Frères de la Côte, 1190 rue Saint-Jean Québec (Haut-Ville), tel. +1-418-692-5445. Filled more with locals than tourists, this small eatery serves up a good selection of European dishes including their trademark moules (mussels).  $30.

 * Hotel Le Continental, 1 block from the Chateau Frontenac. Warm, cozy environment.  Fantastic food - Shrimp Scampi that melts in your mouth, Filet Mignon cooked at table side, and other delectable dishes.  Expensive, but well worth it.

 * Saint Amour, not worth the money. The environment is a mish-mash of styles that does not work together.  The wait staff is friendly and knowledgeable.  The food is well prepared, but not worth the money.

Drink
There is a place for nearly every visitor, from the wild nightlife to the cozy corner.

The Grande Allée has most of the city's clubs & youth-oriented bars and spots:
 * Le Dagobert. One of Québec's biggest clubs, with shows by local and international musicians.  With its heart-stopping techno and enormous outdoor disco ball, you can't miss it.
 * L'Ozone. Offers great music and atmosphere.  ~$5/pint.

La Rue St. Jean, beyond the city walls on the west end, is where travelers will find the best pubs in Québec, as well as some smaller dance clubs:
 * The St. Patrick is an excellent bar with multiple indoor levels, in addition to its outdoor terrace at the heart of Old Québec. It serves typical bar food, but come for the live music, of the folk and Irish variety, that fills the atmosphere multiple nights a week.  Try the draft cider, at about ~$9/pint.
 * The St. Alexandre is another great bar/resto that specializes in imports, but charges a price for them. A 16 oz Belgian import can be $9-12.
 * The Casablanca is a small, upstairs, tucked-away club that plays heavy rosta-beats & has room to dance. It's a good place to bring your own party, with a unique ambiance.
 * Le Sacrilège is ideal for a relaxed atmosphere with good friends.

Spread throughout Old Québec are many upscale bars and jazz clubs. Search out the hotels, as they typically have the best venues for jazz and music at night.
 * Bar Château Frontenac, 1 rue des Carrieres (in Chateau Frontenac Hotel). Famous for their  perfectly mixed and generously sized martinis, available in numerous versions including half-a-dozen named after famous visitors ranging from Winston Churchill to René Lévesque.  Try to score a window seat for great views across the St. Lawrence.  The ice wine martini is a great treat.  $13/16 for a martini with house/premium vodka.

Budget

 * Auberge Internationale de Quebec, 19, rue Saint-Ursule, Quebec City (near St-Dauphine), 418-694-0755, . Student and family friendly hostel. Offers many types of bedrooms/suites to suit your budget travel needs. Some rooms offer ceilings fans while others do not, so ask first. Huge kitchen and dining area with cookware and utensils for common use. Offers laundry, game/pool room, Internet, lockers and other services. On the northwestern edge of Haute-Ville, it is a short walk to the rest of Vieux-Quebec. Online bookings offered. $26/night for a bed in a dorm. Offers HI member discounts.

Mid-range

 * Relais Charles-Alexandre, 1 Grande-Allée Est, tel. +1-418-523-1220, . Squeaky-clean small hotel in a new building built to look like an old one, a 10-minute walk from the Old Town.  Rooms are small, but equipped with en-suite bathrooms, and a tasty breakfast made to order is included.  Rooms from $89/119 low/high season.
 * Loews Le Concorde Hotel 1225 Cours Du General De Montcalm, 418-647-2222,.

Splurge

 * Le Château Frontenac, 1 rue des Carrieres, tel. +1-418-692-3861, . One of Canadian Pacific Railway's grand old hotels, this castle-like building dominates the Quebec skyline and claims, with some justification, to be the most photographed hotel in North America. The location right next to the funicular connecting Haute-Ville and Basse-Ville is as convenient as it gets, but expect tour groups marching through the lobby at five-minute intervals. $300+, but offers AAA discounts.

Stay Safe
This small city does not suffer from high criminality. Do not worry about getting attacked anywhere in town in the middle of the day, unless you get really unlucky. Some petty crimes may happen during night, especially at bar closure, but do not expect high criminality.

Get out

 * Visit a sugar shack (cabane à sucre) on the nearby Ile d'Orleans in the middle of the St. Lawrence River. The maple season typically runs from March to April.
 * The Basilica of Saint Anne de Beaupré is an enormous church which is reputed to have healing powers similar to those of Lourdes.
 * Montmorency Falls is a nice spot to visit if you are driving outside the city.

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I am a 22 year old male. I was born in Superior, WI. I lived in Ashland, WI until I was four, a year after my parents divorced. I have lived in the Houghton-Hancock area of MI since.

I work as a shift manager at a movie theater in Houghton, MI.

I have traveled to:
 * Atlanta area of Georgia
 * Winnipeg, Canada
 * Boston, Massachusetts
 * Chicago, Illinois
 * Minneapolis, Minnesota

I speak English natively. I have tried to learn Spanish and French, taking over 2 years in each but I have learned nothing more than a few words of each.

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Life of Whales Iceland– Reykjavik Harbour  www.hvalalif.is

3 in 1 •	Whale Watching •	Bird watching •	Sea angling Whale watching offers a unique opportunity for people to appreciate the magnificence of whales in their natural habitat. Whale watching is one of the most unforgettable experiences you will ever have. This tour gives you the opportunity to witness several different types of whales in the open sea, their natural environment. Their majesty and mystery is almost indescribable. You will board our convenient whale-watching boat Andrea, where you will bear witness to several types of whales. Inside the boat can accommodate 50 people with good space, seat and view in all directions, the last point being vital when looking for whales. Hopefully you will see Minke whales, Harbor Porpoise, White-beaked Dolphins and Humpback whales. Many kinds of birds are likely to be seen such as arctic terns, the adorable puffin, gannets and gulls. In the end of the tour all tourists are offered to give sea angling a try. Then they hand in their catch, pristine cod, haddock, halibut or catfish, to Humarskipid’s (Restaurant Lobstership ) master chef who happily prepares the freshest fish dinner they have ever tasted.

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Me Myself and I
Right, well I'm Irish through and through and there's nothing I love more than travelling. I've been to numerous countries in my time so far, and I've no intention of stopping just yet. I speak French fairly well and can speak Irish, my country's native language. I'm eager to visit Serbia and the other Balkan countries. Belgrade I hear is amazing and the history of these countries, from ancient times to the Wars of the 1990s, is fascinating.

My Travels
As I've just stated, I live here in Ireland. The countries I've been to include:

Italy
 * Rome
 * Florence
 * Pisa
 * Venice
 * Bologna

France
 * Normandie
 * Brittany
 * Paris

Hungary
 * Budapest
 * Balatonfured
 * Tihany

Spain
 * Malaga
 * Puerto Banús
 * Balearic Islands

Slovakia
 * Bratislava

Czech Republic
 * Prague
 * Karlovy Vary

Poland
 * Kraków

United States of America
 * New York City

Morocco
 * Marrakech
 * Agadir
 * Taroudant

Switzerland
 * Zurich
 * Gstaad

Austria
 * Vienna

Germany
 * Dresden

United Kingdom
 * Scotland - Edinburgh

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Tourism London

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A German, currently living in Dhaka and discovering South Asia.

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 * Capone's @ Lil Bo's, 540 W Front Street, 231-946-6925, . Built as a hot dog stand in 1932, Lil Bo's is a Traverse City icon. "Traverse City's Best Kept Secret!" "A Traverse City treasure"!  Serving the best Burgers and Pasta in TC!  Our menu also includes mouthwatering appetizers, soup/chili, salads and hot sandwiches. "You gotta have the Eggplant"!  Named one of 42 Irresistible Eats by Traverse Magazine (Mar07). Live Local entertainment 5 nights a week.  Serving lunch and dinner Monday - Saturday.  $5 - $15.

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Check non-goals. I don't think "personal ads" is explicitly listed, but you get the idea. (WT-en) Jordanmills 20:17, 25 May 2007 (EDT)

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My friend and my agency's link was block in wikivoyage. Then I learn how to behave by reading wikivoyage welcome business owner, don't tout and agency listing policy. Now I edit everything according to the rules of wikivoyage. I am also trying to make some pages clean. If you have any things need to discuss with me please do it in my talk page.

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It is pronounced Lie-mah like the bean not like the capital of peru. Lima, OH

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Hello! My name is Lime and I'm just a normal boy living in Finland. I've travalled a lot, in Europe and Africa.

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Travel blog writer in United States regions of Louisville and Nashville.Focus on ground passenger transportation issues, such as : taxi reservations and meter fares,public transit schedules and routes,airport shuttle and Limousine,tourist attractions and landmarks,traveler Lodging and accomodations,rental cars and parking,Street maps and road traffic.

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Orwigsburg is a town in Pennsylvania. If you ever want to travel to a small, quiet, country town Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania might be your dream destination. Located In Schuylkill County, Orwigsburg has a population of 2,797 people. Even though Orwigsburg might seem like small town, country life there are still a lot of fun activities to do.

Get in
Orwisburg is convienantly located of Route 61. Locations that are larger near Orwigsburg that you would be more likely to hear of first are Pottsville (Home of Yuengling Beer) and Hamburg. If you are traveling from Philadelphia to Orwigsburg there are three major routes that would get you there. Leaving Temple University you would travel south on Broad Street and take I-76 West towards Valley Forge. This is where you can then take three different routes. The first one would be to take the turnpike that leads to Allentown, Pennsylvania. In order to acess the turnpike you would get off at exit 331B on I-476 North towards Plymouth Meeting and continue on the turnpike for 41 miles. Once on the turnpike you would get off at exit 56 which leads to US-22 towards I-78 Harrisburg. The next exit woukld be 29B towards Pottsville, continue on this road for about 10 miles and make a right onto South Liberty Street which would lead you right into the town of Orwigsburg. If you chose not take the turnpike towards Plymouth Meeting you could take two more different ways. First, continue on 76 West towards Valley Forge. From there you could take 422 West towards Pottstown or also another toll road towards Morgantown, Pennsylvania. In the end both roads will eventually meet up right before Reading, Pennsylvania. If you chose 422 you would be on the road for about 42 miles after you merged on after Valley Forge.

Get around
SInce Orwigsburg is a small country town you will need your own transportation. There are no taxi services in the close area. However, bus routes are available to Orwigsburg and close areas. If you do not have your own form of transportation you can use the STS Bus (Schuylkill Transit Service) or rent a car for your own convenience.

See
There is not too much to see in Orwigsburg. There is a small museum about the history of the town, but it will not take you much time to see. However, there are different things in the close area that are very interesting. The area in which Orwigsburg is located is probably best known for Yuengling Beet. Pottsville, Pennsylvania, home of Yuengling Beer, is located about ten minutes aaway from Orwigsburg. The brewery offers tours of America's Oldest Brewery. If you decide to visit Orwigsburg during the first week of August you can attend the Schuylkill County Fair. The Fair offers a variety of different foods, entertainment, vendors, and rides.

Do
Since Orwigsburg is located in the country there isn't a lot of "city-life" activities to do. Most of the area that surrounds Orwigsburg is known for the beauty it holds. The popular Appalachian Mountains are located a short five minutes from Orwigsburg, The mountains are well known for hiking trails and spectacular views. Tuscarora State Park is located about fifteen minutes from Orwigsburg and offers lots of hiking trails, picnic tables, and a lake where people can go boating and lay out on the white sand.

Buy
Since there is not tons of major tourist sites in the area there are not too many many souvenirs that peopple buy. DIfferent small shops and grocery stores offer different items (sweatpants, sweatshirts, small trinkets) with Orwigsburg written on it. Also, Yuengling Brewery offers any different items with its logo on it.

Eat
Subway - Subs, Salads, Flatbreads, Pizza ($10 and under) China Garden - assortment of traditional chinese cusine ($10 and under) Brick House - Pasta, Steaks, Chicken, Salads, Seafood, Beer, Wine, Mixed Drinks ($10-$20) Valentis Pizza - Pizza, Subs, Salads, Pasta, Burgers, Beer, Wine, Mixed Drinks ($10 and under) Inn at Orwigsburg - Seafood, Steak, Burgers, Sandwiches, Beer, Wine, Mixed Drinks ($10-$20) DiMayo's - Pizza, Pasta, Salad, Subs ($10 and under) Madelines - Seafood, Steak, Chicken, Pastas, Salads, Sandwiches, Beer, Wine, Mixed Drinks ($10-$20) Russo's - Pizza, Salad, Subs ($10 and under) Roman Delight - Pizza, Seafood, Steaks, Burgers, Salads, Subs, Chicken, Beer, Wine, Mixed Drinks ($10-$20) Michael B's - Steaks, Chicken, Burgers, Salads, Beer, Wine, Mixed Drinks ($10-$20)

Drink
There are no bars in Orwigsburg, just basically the restaurants that either have bars in them or serve alcohol. Restaurants that have bars inside: Inn at Orwigsburg Madelines Roman Delight Michael B's

Sleep
There are no hotels in Orwigsburg. However, there are hotels in the close area. Country Squire, Days Inn, Microtel Suites, and Ramada Inn are all located within fifteen minutes of Orwigsburg.

Get out
To get out of Orwisburg you would make your way back to Route 61 and depending on where you are traveling next you would go north or south until you find the major highway you need.

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Welcome to Linuxerist's User Page at BluWiki Wikimedia: Commons | Meta | Wikibooks | Wikinews | Wikipedia | Wikiquote | Wikisource | Wikispecies | Wiktionary MediaWiki: BluWiki | EditThis.Info | HRWiki | MediaWiki | Wikivoyage

I have used this website many times, so I am going to start contributing. Probably images mostly, but I'll probably fix typos as well.

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Destinations

 * Channel Islands
 * Las Vegas

Lakes
See Project:Bodies of water

Boating

 * Big Bear Lake
 * Lake Arrowhead
 * Lake Gregory

Canoeing and Kayaking

 * Colorado River

Off-roading in California

 * Glen Helen Park
 * Mt Baldy Ranger District
 * Oceano Dunes
 * Sugarpine Mountain trail
 * Tujunga Ranger District

Topics

 * Marriage in the Bahamas
 * Marriage in Cabo San Lucas
 * Marriage in Puerto Rico

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Who I am
I'm an undergraduate studying at Warwick University (which isn't really in Warwick!!!) in England.

'Cheating'
How will we avoid the owners of various establishments etc flooding the pages with good reports about their own restuarants, or even worse, sladering their competitors... I'm not seeing any clear way around this. Any ideas?

(See Traveller's Pub)

Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy
"The Guide was compiled by researchers roaming round the galaxy, beaming their copy in, which was then instantly available to anybody to read. Over, believe it or not, something called the SubEthaNet. ... I really didn't foresee the Internet. But then, neither did the computer industry. Not that that tells us very much of course - the computer industry didn't even foresee that the century was going to end.

'''But I did have the inkling of an idea that a collaborative guide, one that was written and kept up to date by the people who used it, in real time, might be a neat idea. I just didn't really realise that such a thing might be possible in my lifetime or how powerful such a thing might be.'''

We're gradually beginning to get some tiny, tiny inkling of how powerful a networked community sharing information really could become."

-- [Douglas Adams], full quote at [H2G2 thing]

Ok, he was talking about ["H2G2"], but it applies to Wikivoyage moreso, imo.

Travel Plans
I'm hoping to head to China next September, via Russia. I'd like to visit Tibet while I'm there, and maybe head back via Kazakhstan.

Travel History
I've been to (in an insanely fast 30 day trip in Summer 2003):

 * Berlin
 * Prague
 * Warsaw
 * Krakow
 * Zakopane
 * Bratislava
 * That lake .. Balaton?
 * Budapest
 * Somewhere else...
 * Split
 * Dubrovnik
 * Ljubljana

In 2004 I went for 6 weeks, with my girlfriend, to:

 * Morocco
 * Eastern Spain
 * Southern France
 * Milan

To self
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*Name of Restaurant, Address (extra directions if necessary), phone number (email, fax, other contact if possible),. Days and times open. One to three sentences about the food, service, atmosphere, view, specialties, music, what have you. $lowprice-$highprice (extra price info).

Stuff I could do
I've got a whole diary of information (with prices etc in for alot of stuff) from Morocco that needs entering. I should really be getting on with my coursework. Also upon looking in the diary I seem to have missed out the names of hotels etc... >_<

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Hi, I am Lisa. I am an avid Hawaii traveler, which is pretty easy since I live here on the Big Island. I am more than happy to answer your questions, or you could see my site at: http://www.andhawaii.com/

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My name is Lisa Song. I work in Seattle for [Red Lantern Journeys] a travel agency focused on Asia.

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I am in Adelaide, Australia.

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hi i am Liton Deb .i live in srimangal, Bangladesh .i have been working as a tourist guide in srimangal for 9 years. dear tourist in srimangal (Bangladesh)so much things to see. here u can see    1/Lawacheera National Park(Forest)there has some type of monkey,spider,gibbon,barking deer,wild pig,snake,birds,etc. 2/Tea Estate 3/ Tea Factory,  4/Pine Apple Plantation , 5/Lemon Plantation  ,  6/Lake  ,

7/ Rubber Plantation, 8/Water Falls , 9/Wet Lands ,  10/ Four Tribal Village (Kasia,Monipuri,Tripura & Garo). 11/ some small red tila(hills) 12/ Rivers ,Etc.

Dear Tourist please contact with me who are interested to visit Srimangal,Bangladesh.i will do for my best.

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Hey, LittleDan! Welcome to Wikivoyage. Please take a sec to look at our copyleft and policies and guidelines, but feel free to plunge forward and edit some pages. If you need help, check out Project:Help, and if you need some info not on there, post a message in the travellers' pub. Don't forget to update your (WT-en) user page, too! -- (WT-en) Evan 19:07, 4 Sep 2003 (PDT)

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也许我们需要一个中文版的. ..

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(WT-en) Liutao 03:59, 15 September 2008 (EDT)I am a senior in Chengdu University of TCM(Traditional Chinese Medience). And my major is Chinese Teaching Abroad. I like music,esapacially gutia.Actually I have a gutia myself,but I'm not good at it. Now I want to find a part-time job of Chinese teaching. For one thing,this is my major,I've learned it for more than three years.I just want to get a work experience. And for another thing,I am good at Chinese,in spite of my Enlish is not as good as Chinese. Saturdy and Sunday is my free time. If someone need Chinese teacher,please send me a short message.My cellphone number is 13060089799.The e-mail is also OK.This is my e-mail address:liutaoyyy@sina.com.

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User:(WT-en) Liveluxor

Hi, I am English by birth but Egyptian in my heart and soul. I have been living in the wonderful, beautiful city of Luxor for the past 3 and a half years. Luxor is the home of the mysterious Valley of the Kings, Luxor and Karnak Temples and was the very heart of the Ancient Egyptian civilization. I have a property services company here, along with my Egyptian partner Mohamed, called Live Luxor. Com and we also have a tours website called Live Luxor Tours. Com, as Mohamed is an experienced Egyptologist and Tour Guide. I ADORE life here in Luxor and NEVER want to be anywhere else in the world ever again.

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User:(WT-en) Livia Luccas

Portuguese-language Wikivoyage Portuguese - Olá! O Wikivoyage em português finalmente foi lançado. Ainda há muito o que conferir, traduzir e escrever. Como você se ofereceu para ajudar na Expedição Portuguesa do guia, seria excelente se você pudesse colaborar com o novo Wikivoyage da maneira que estiver ao seu alcance. Toda ajuda é bem-vinda! Obrigado!

English - Hi! The Portuguese-language Wikivoyage has been launched. There are still many things to check, translate and write about. As you've volunteered to help on the Portuguese Expedition, we would very much appreciate if you could please collaborate with the new Wikivoyage as you can. All help is welcome! Thanks! Rmx 11:46, 27 Jan 2006 (EST)

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User:(WT-en) Liz Henry

Liz Henry

liz@bookmaniac.net

http://bookmaniac.net

http://liz-henry.blogspot.com

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User:(WT-en) Lizz

Hello. My name is Lizz. I was born in Miami, Florida. Currently, I am a high school student living in Wilmington, North Carolina. If you want to contact me send me an email - evillizhaha@gmail.com

I am currently focusing on editing the Wilmington (North Carolina) wiki along with my Wikivoyage peers to a higher quality.

In addition to being active in the Wikivoyage community, I am also an active member at the TravelPUNK.com message boards.

Travels
So far I have only traveled in my home country, the USA. Places I have been include:
 * Miami
 * Wilmington (North Carolina)
 * Orlando/Walt Disney World
 * Naples, Florida
 * Asheville, North Carolina
 * Winston-Salem, North Carolina
 * Nashville
 * Knoxville
 * Chattanooga
 * Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge
 * Las Vegas

In the near future (January) I will be traveling in Europe. The country I look most forward to visiting is Russia.

Docent
I am a Wilmington (North Carolina) and Walt Disney World (don't laugh hehe) docent. Feel free to leave me a message here or send me an email.

Sandbox
One of the great things about this area, the Cape Fear Coast, is you can easily go back and forth between two entirely different experiences -- historic riverfront of Wilmington and the three beaches mentioned above. Wilmington has many tours and such. The area is home to the Battleship North Carolina, Fort Fisher Historic Site, a great state aquarium (also in Ft Fisher) and the carnivorous plant, Venus Flytrap.
 * EUE Screen Gems studio is located on 23rd Street and has tours available. "Dawson's Creek" "One Tree Hill" "Matlock" and now the new NBC show "Surface" filmed or are being filmed in the Wilmington area. Several feature films, such as, "Blue Velvet" "28 Days" "Domestic Disturbance" "Muppets Lost in Space" filmed here as well. Check with the tourism bureau for more information (www.gocapefearcoast.com) and some location FAQs.
 * Hit the beach!
 * There are several beaches to choose from: Wrightsville Beach (my personal favorite), Carolina Beach, and Kure Beach. Wrightsville and Carolina Beach are crowded in the summer, but there are always good views and good times.

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User:(WT-en) Llauren

Robin llaurén Laurén spent six months in Timor-Leste between December 2004 and June 2005 through United Nations Development Program. When not dreaming of returning to Timor, he works on his MSc thesis on usable security at the Multimedia and Telecommunications Software lab at Helsinki University of Technology.

He would like to instigate a wiki on Marillion and Fish.

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User:(WT-en) LMAC

My family and I travel throughout Colorado and boarding states, we love Wyoming for the aspects of outdoor recreation, and the Old West is still in tact, with modern necessities of our busy lives.

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Info
Hello, I am James (aka Locano). I am a 20-year-old architecture student living in the Detroit suburb of Riverview (near Wyandotte) and attending Lawrence Tech in Southfield.

I haven't done extensive amount of traveling as of yet, but my travels have included numerous places in Michigan and Ohio, as well as a trip to Washington, D.C., a wonderful trip to Italy which included Rome, Florence, Venice, Pompeii, Tivoli, and Naples, and my most recent trip to Chicago.

In the future, I am most interested in traveling to Toronto, Spain, Argentina, Amsterdam, and many other places.

Other Wikis
I'm a wiki-holic. Here are my user pages at other wikis:
 * Wikipedia.org - The big one - Userbox hell
 * EQ2i - Everquest 2 Wiki
 * FFXIclopedia - FFXI Wiki
 * Archiplanet

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User:(WT-en) Loco085

 * Loco085 in Wikimedia

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User:(WT-en) LocoDelNorte

Hi!

LocoDelNorte is a free spirit living in the far north of Norway. Not so young as he used to be, he has travelled a bit. LocoDelNorte likes to combine culture, art and history with good food and lazing on the beach. You will consequently not find him trekking in the Himalayas, rafting down the Grand Canyon or on off-piste skis down the mountains of his native Norway. Queenstown in New Zealand seems like hell to him (feel free to enlighten him on this).

LocoDelNorte has Mexico as his favourite country, especially the civilised colonial cities of the highlands, but also enjoyed India and Malaysia. Other favourites include art and history in Eastern European cities like Tallinn, Riga or Prague. Italy was but a phase (albeit interesting). Next time he just might go to Tblisi or Lviv, whereas Buenos Aires is also high on the most-wanted list. Distant islands like Easter Island or Saint Helena also lure(winning the lottery is part of those plans). Other ideas are appreciated.

LocoDelNorte doesn't speak Spanish as well as his nick implies, but speaks a decent German and French. He also gets by reasonably well in Italian, although he has been known to be frightfully rude without intent. His English comes with a northern musicality, but is understood by most anglophones. You will, however, never hear him speak Swedish. There is a limit to how low he will sink.

Since LocoDelNorte talks a bit about his home region, he would like to remain anonymous.

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User:(WT-en) LODV

''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.''

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Lifetime of Dream Vacations is one of the leading Air consolidators in the U.S. offering low fares on international and domestic travel. Their state-of- the-art, yet simple to use, booking engine allows access to over 15 million fares anytime. They specialize in filling vacancies for partner airlines, hotels, rental car agencies and cruise lines.

With the launch of their state-of-the-art fully-interactive website in 2007, they began to provide hundreds of professional agents who work around the clock providing a “high touch” relationship with their clients. Utilizing state-of-the-art internet technology, we have brought the traditional travel agency to the 21st century.

Their prices are highly competitive in the travel market because of the ability to fill vacancies left by traditional marketing. The world’s largest and most respected hotels and cruise lines strive diligently to maintain a 75% yearly occupancy rate. Outside of special events such as conventions, festivals and major holidays, much of the travel industry’s inventory goes unused, while their expenses remain relatively the same. For this reason, hotels and cruise lines are willing to sell their un-used inventory in bulk to Lifetime of Dream Vacations. This allows them to provide their V.I.P. Members with vacations that are 80-90% below retail value.

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User:(WT-en) Lofor

hi

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User:(WT-en) Loga

Hi my name is loga I'm a 42year old    male   single and living in haputale I am easy-going and fun-loving person. I love to hang out with friends and they are very important to me. We laugh, make jokes and full around. I am very sociable and normally out most week nights preferring dinne I have obtained a All Island Tour Operator/Guider from the Governfment and I am at present involed in taking tourists for round tours, Tracking & Hiking, Fishing Bird Watching, Wilf life Safaari, Diving & Surfing, taking them to ancient historic places Nature viewing, booking Hotels, Colonial Bungalows etc. living in Haputale I am easy going lad. I am a nature loving person. I am happy and proud to be a Sri Lankan and born in a place like Haputale-my hometown I used to travel in every part of Sri Lanka, since I love the nature and furthermore it is my hoby. I have opended a modern Internet Cafee in my hometown-Haputale for the interest of the tourists to this area. Haputale region is famous for the best and world famous tea producing. Thereby I am am able to sell the very best quality tea in my shop. In the mean time I used to offer free information to the travelers.

My hoby is walking and enjoying the nature. Mos of the tourists have asked me why can't I be a tourist guid after possessing so much of good knowledge about Sri Lanka and the environment. You are welcom to join in enjoying the nature with me

You may contact me in the following address at any time:

websitelinkloga@gmail.com. Mobile Phone No.0094779975051 website:http://www.srilankanaturetours.com/ we For your information, I am having my own  travellers information centre named Website Link with modern facilities-Internet Cafe. With regard to myself and my abovementioned Internet Cafe you could see from the Tourist Guide Book named Bradt on Page no.152. The Authur of the Book is Mr.Royston Ellis.

I also could speak fluently in Hindi, Arabic & English. For your information, this area is very suitable for tracking since no environmental polution and good oxygen is always available in the mountain areas.

Further, the world famous Lipton Tea is manufacture from this area, the longest factory in the Island is here named Dambatenne Tea Processing Centre. which is 9.00 kms away from my shop. They prodouce the famous teas. Sir Thomas J.Liptons was living in this Estae and still the factory is possessing old machineries and thereby attracting most of the foreigners to this area, where you will find a nice tea fields. It will take only 25 minutes to drive from the Hotel.

The world famour Lipton's Seat is situated in this Estate and from this seat you could see 9 districts on a clear early morning. Sir Thomas Lipton was used have his breakfast in this seat. From this point you coud view the Hambantota sea too. It will take about one hours drive to reach this seat from the Hotel.

The other famous areas for tourist interested are given below:

ADISHAM MONASTARY is a large granite country house surrounded bHaputale idyllically located 4.000feet above level in a lush tea country with frequently changing climatic conditions ADISHAM MONASTARY is a large granite country house surrounded by gradens and orchards this was completed in 1931 by a british palnter sir thomas lister Valliers.LIPTON SEAT AND DIMBETEENA TEA FACTORY,Tha came to be apriniciple crop in srilanka in the early 1870s and near  the dabbettena tea factory the liption seat lookout has some exclaming that it rivals the views. DIYALUMAWATERFALLS. srilanka s 2 highest perennial water fall at 5600ft is adramatic cascade which plunges in astraight dropdown adark cliff - face it is an unforgttable sight which is only one hour drive from my shop. WORLDSEND situated in hortion plains. srilanka beautiful high plateau world end is adizzy precipitous drop aterrifying straight plunge of about 1000ft and afurter drop of another 4000ft one of the great natural sight in srilank ,worldend locked about one hours from my shop.BUDURUWAGALA is a group of seven colossal standing rock out mahayana buddhist figures carved in high relief on acliff face it thick jungle. budduruwagala is only 2 hours from my shop

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User:(WT-en) Logan

Ciao ;-)

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User:(WT-en) Lokeshvaishnav

I M Lokesh vaishnav From Mundiya kalan

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User:(WT-en) Lommer

I live at wikipedia: User:Lommer

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User:(WT-en) LondonAussie

Australian regular traveller. Sometimes travels for business, sometimes travels for pleasure/luxury and sometimes as a backpacker. Currently living in London, England.

Creator of the London Aussie website: londonaussie.com.

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User:(WT-en) Lone.guner

Portland is a city in Maine. man i have been reverting a lot of stuff tonight few --(WT-en) Lone.guner 20:01, 29 i give up trying to isin my page Online Status for now? --(WT-en) Lone.guner 23:14, 30 January 2008 (EST) --(WT-en) Lone.guner 20:03, 29 January 2008 (EST) January 2008 (EST)

Hello Everyone! --(WT-en) Lone.guner 20:53, 25 January 2008 (EST)

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User:(WT-en) Longpt

Pham Thanh Long is a Vietnamese Intellectual Property Lawyer working for Gia Pham Law firm.

Pham Thanh Long is also a photographer with many photos of Vietnam

If you visite Vietnam, please email him to get more information about Vietnam and he will take you go for taking photo.

His email: longluatgiapham(at)yahoo.com

His telephone number: +84.91.3553.222

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User:(WT-en) LoopZilla

(WT-en) LoopZilla 09:35, 4 Oct 2005 (EDT)

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User:(WT-en) LordAndy

Hi!

Africa

 * Egypt (Port Said, Cairo)

Asia

 * Israel (Haifa, Tel Aviv, Jerusalem)
 * Palestine (Bethlehem)

Europe

 * Cyprus {Ayia Napa), (Nicosia, Paphos, Larnaca, Protaras, Limassol)
 *  Germany (Frankfurt, Munich)
 * Greece (Corfu, Rhodes)
 * Russian Federation (St Petersburg)
 * Spain (Fuerteventura)
 * United Kingdom - England (All over), Wales (North)

North America

 * United States of America (Orlando, Tampa, Cape Canaveral - Florida)

Want to go to

 * Australia (Outback, Perth, Sydney)]]
 * Cuba while it's still Communist
 * France (Bourges)
 * India
 * Kenya on Safari
 * New Zealand (All over)
 * Russian Federation (Kaliningrad, Moscow, Volgograd)
 * South Africa (Cape Town)
 * United States of America (California, Hawaii, Utah)

To do
Add more to St Petersburg page

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User:(WT-en) Lordfuzzz

Hey, this is my page, I'll add stuff later.

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User:(WT-en) Lostinaustralia

Lost In Australia
Lost In Australia strives to find small family owned tours that operate using small groups and whome place an enthasis on hands on learning. Rather than promoting large operators, we like to promote the little guys out there and show visitors to Australia an alternative to the larger tour companies.

Like the tour operators that we promote, Lostinaustralia.com.au is a small indepedant business that operates out of Darwin in the Northern Territory of Australia. The site has been up and running since late 2010 and prides itself on providing a one on one relationship with its clients.

Contact details:

Email: info@lostinaustralia.com.au Web: www.lostinautralia.com.au Phone: (08) 6102 0776

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User:(WT-en) Lost In Ireland

Lost In Ireland is a concept which runs on the ethos of just that the wild adventures and randomness of getting lost with fellow travellers without the regimental and dictated itineries of other travel based activities of our fair isle, we also provide low budget activities allowing you get the best experience for your money. Whether your after a boozed fuelled evening in Dublin with fellow travellers or a 4day roadtrip to hit some of our favourite local surf spots, we avoid the over priced tourist run destinations. If you like the sound of local haunts, genuine irish banter and overall fun and random experience Lost in Ireland is a concept you definitely want in on! All of a marketing(or most at least) is eco friendly based marketing from recycled products, we work existing local resources and our guides are local fellow backpackers....so been there done that. Our 14 seater bus is the nwest addition to our family, a talent bunch of our favourite Irish street artists have commissioned the piece combined with a fully loaded Ipod and beer box we've thought of everything to get you from a to b and have the most amount of fun along the way!

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User:(WT-en) LoTek

LoTek is yet another traveller on life's road.

 * I am still new at travelling and other than my native land, I have only seen the United States, Portugal, Turkey, Germany, Austria and the Czech Republic.
 * I originally hail from the wilds of Northern British Columbia and lived in 5 different Canadian Provinces and has visited all 10 (plus 1 Territory). I currently reside in Dartmouth, NS due to my work, but hope to be returning to my beloved BC soon. Although there is no experience like travelling the wolrd, there always remains no place like home.

--(WT-en) LoTek 17:43, 5 September 2007 (EDT)

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User:(WT-en) Loumac

Hello to everyone who comes across this page.

I am Lou McDowell, a travel buff and a proud Kiwi (New Zealander) who loves to showcase my beautiful country New Zealand and promote it wherever possible.

New Zealand is such a beautiful country and is naturally endowed with Mother Nature's bounties in the form of great coastlines, mountains,lakes, skiing fields, rivers, boiling mudpools, fantastic bushlands and exotic flora and fauna so unique to this part of the world.

I travel a lot around the North Island and South Island of New Zealand and take lots of photos and videos. I along with other Kiwis am passionate about the environment. Hence, in this world threatened by global warming, New Zealand is a standout when it comes to preservation of its natural environment as exemplified by the lush green landscape of this sylvan paradise in the South Pacific.

I welcome one and all to visit this amazing land of natural wonders.

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User:(WT-en) LoveCapeTown

Born in Hull in England,

Studied Chemistry and Geo Physics

Currently based between our companies offices in Cape Town South Africa and Lubumbashi in the DRC ( Last 6 years )

My job entails 2 months work ( mostly in remote areas of Africa ) and 1 month off, so I am having the time of my life exploring Africa in my off months.

Have visited 19 African countries to date and hopefully will steadily increase that number

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User:(WT-en) Lowrises

--(WT-en) Lowrises 08:23, 1 April 2009 (EDT)

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User:(WT-en) LplEconomy

I work for a spanish travel company.

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User:(WT-en) Lqs

 * 1) REDIRECT

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User:LtPowers

Special:Contributions/LtPowers

Sandboxen:
 * main sandbox
 * WDWSandbox

Shared image gallery: wts:User:(WT-shared) LtPowers/Gallery

Wikipedia user page:

Docent
I have a very good working knowledge of Rochester (New York), Orleans County (New York), and the Walt Disney World Resort and can act as a Wikivoyage Docent for those destinations. Feel free to leave me any questions you have on my talk page, and be willing to wait a day or two for me to check my messages.

Other articles
In addition to the articles for which I'm a docent, I've also done extensive work on these articles:
 * Saint Marys (Pennsylvania)
 * Fairport (New York)
 * East Rochester
 * Darien Lake
 * Childs
 * Finger Lakes
 * Palmyra (New York)
 * Erie Canal
 * Spencerport
 * Letchworth State Park
 * Youngstown (New York)
 * Marceline
 * Chautauqua

Bureaucrat
Yes, I am an administrator and bureaucrat here. This doesn't give me any extra authority, nor does it give my opinions any extra weight. I'm just here to help out with some of those necessary tasks that keep the site running. Feel free to leave me a message if you need assistance with anything.

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