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Montreal is in Quebec, Canada.

Districts
Quartier International de Montreal The International Quarter is a modern urban centre, linking Old Montreal with the city's business district. Here visitors will find the convention centre Palais des Congres, the stock exchange tower and various sculptures and fountains in its streets and plazas. Address: Downtown Montreal  QC  Canada

The Plateau The Plateau is a trendy neighbourhood showcasing a mix of cultures with several restaurants, boutiques and shops. Address: Downtown Montreal  QC  Canada

Montreal's Chinatown Montreal's Chinatown is a vibrant district filled with Asian specialty shops and restaurants. Address: Corner of Saint-Laurent Blvd. and de La Gauchetière Street Montreal QC  Canada

Montreal's Underground City Located beneath Montreal's downtown streets is the massive underground complex known as the Underground City. Composed of 33 km (20 mi) of passageways, the Underground City offers several services and links including, restaurants, shopping malls, metro stations, hotels, office buildings, museums, banks and more. Address:. Montreal QC  Canada

Ile Sainte-Helene An island in the St. Lawrence River, Ile Sainte-Helene (Saint Helen's Island in English) is situated in the city of Montreal. The island is home to the biosphere, La Ronde and the Stewart Museum. The annual fireworks competition is also held on this island, which makes up part of Jean Drapeau park with Ile Notre-Dame. Address:. Montreal Quebec  CAN

Vieux Montreal Vieux Montreal, the city's Old Town, dates to the 1600s and is made up of several historic districts. Located on the southeastern side of the city on the banks of the St. Lawrence River, cobblestone streets are lined with architectural landmarks such as the Basilique Notre Dame and centuries-old buildings, many of them now home to stylish cafes and trendy boutiques. Address: Old Town Montreal Quebec  CAN

Understand
It is essential that visitors who want a completely stress free visit should know that French is the dominant language in Montreal. However, Montreal is a diverse city boasting one of the most divers communities in the world. So if you don't speak French, you will certainly find some one who speaks your language.

Get around
The taxi fare to and from downtown is a fixed price of $40 (a sticker on the window behind the driver gives the boundaries of the zone where the flat fare applies; for origins and destinations outside this zone, you will have to pay a metered fare). The Aérobus www.admtl.com/passager/acces_et_stationnement/_aerobus.aspx is a shuttle running from Dorval to the aérogare Centre-ville (777 De La Gauchetière, angle rue University) and to the city's inter-city bus station, Station Centrale (505 boul De Maisonneuve East, above the Berri-UQAM métro station), via a number of downtown hotels. It departs roughly every 20 minutes from 7AM to 1AM. Tickets are $15CAD one-way; a return (round-trip) ticket is $25CAD.

Alternatively, public bus number 204 (STM www.stm.info/English/a-somm.htm) leaves from outside arrivals every half hour to Gare Dorval (Dorval train station - check with the driver which direction he is going in, as both bus routes stop at the same pier). From Dorval, you can use your transfer ticket to catch express bus number 211/221 to the Lionel-Groulx métro. Your transfer will then let you into the métro. This costs only $2.75, but exact change must be provided to the first driver.

Another option is to take the VIA Rail AirConnect www.viarail.ca/business/en_affa_airc.html service from the airport terminal to downtown by shuttle and train. This service runs infrequently, but costs only $11. The same trip can be made on the AMT www.amt.qc.ca/tc/train/gares/index.asp?nogare=16 commuter train for $4.25, if you can figure out how get to nearby Dorval Station from the airport, but check the schedule first.

The Montreal region is also served by Plattsburgh International Airport www.flyplattsburgh.com in Plattsburgh, New York, on the U.S. side of the border, about one hour away by car. Domestic US flights to Plattsburgh can be cheaper than international flights to Canada.

Get around
Getting Around

By Metro

For speed and economy, nothing beats Montréal's Métro system for getting around. The stations are marked on the street by blue-and-white signs that show a circle enclosing a down-pointing arrow. Although starting to show its age (the system has run at a deficit in recent years), and recently afflicted with waves of graffiti, the Métro's relatively clean, quiet trains whisk passengers through an expanding network of underground tunnels. In April 2007, the orange line (no. 2 on our map) was extended three stops farther into the north. The new end station is Montmorency, making it the train "direction" you'll see on platforms (instead of Henri-Bourassa).

Fares are by the ride, not by distance. Single rides cost C$2.75 (US$2.40/£1.15), a strip of six tickets is C$12 (US$10/£5.05), and a weekly pass, good for unlimited rides, is C$19 (US$17/£8.15). Reduced fares are available to children and, with special Métro ID cards, seniors and students. Tourist passes are good for short visits: unlimited rides for 1 day for C$9 (US$7.85/£3.85) or 3 days for C$17 (US$15/£7.30). Buy tickets at the booth in any station or from a convenience store.

To enter the system, slip your ticket into the slot in the turnstile or show your pass to the attendant in the booth. If you plan to transfer to a bus, take a transfer ticket (correspondence) from the machine just inside the turnstile; every Métro station has one, and it allows you a free transfer to a bus wherever you exit the subway. Remember to take the transfer ticket at the station where you first enter the system. If you start a trip by bus and intend to continue on the Métro, ask the driver for a transfer.

The Métro runs from about 5:30am to 12:30am. If you plan to be out late, check the website at www.stm.info or call tel. 514/786-4636 for the exact times of the last train on each line.

The Métro is not immune to transit strikes; an action in May 2007 led to reduced hours of operation for several days. And one caveat: Convenient as the Métro is, there can be substantial distances between stations, and accessibility is sometimes difficult for people with mobility problems. For example, to get from the lobby of the centrally located Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth hotel to the platform of the Bonaventure station "directly beneath" takes the equivalent of 3 city blocks and the use of 4 escalators.

By Bus

Buses cost the same as Métro trains, and Métro tickets are good on buses, too. Exact change is required to pay bus fares in cash. Although they run throughout the city (and give riders the decided advantage of traveling aboveground), buses don't run as frequently or as swiftly as the Métro. If you start a trip on the bus and want to transfer to the Métro, ask the bus driver for a transfer ticket.

By Taxi

There are plenty of taxis run by several different companies. Cabs come in a variety of colors and styles, so their principal distinguishing feature is the plastic sign on the roof. At night, the sign is illuminated when the cab is available. Fares continue to increase, largely due to hikes in gas prices, with an initial charge of C$3.15 (US$2.75) at the flag drop, C$1.45 (US$1.25) per kilometer ( 2/3 mile), and C55¢ (US48¢) per minute of waiting. A short ride from one point to another downtown usually costs about C$6 (US$5.20). Tip about 10% to 15%. Members of hotel and restaurant staffs can call cabs, many of which are dispatched by radio. They line up outside most large hotels or can be hailed on the street.

Montréal taxi drivers range in temperament from sullen cranks to the unstoppably loquacious. Some know their city well, others have sketchy knowledge and poor language skills, so it's a good idea to have your destination written down -- with the cross street -- to show your driver.

Cyclists will be glad to know that several taxi companies participate in the "Taxi+Vélo" (vélo means bicycle) program. Call one of them, specify that you have a bike to transport, and a cab with a specially designed rack arrives. Up to three bikes can be carried for an extra fee of C$3 (US$2.60/£1.30) each. The companies are listed at www.velo.qc.ca (search for "taxi"), or call tel. 514/521-8356.

By Car

Montréal is an easy city to navigate by car. Visitors arriving by plane or train, however, will probably want to rely on public transportation and cabs. A rental car can come in handy, though, for trips outside of town or if you plan to drive to Québec City.

Rentals -- Terms, cars, and prices for rentals are similar to those in the United States, and all the larger U.S. companies operate in Canada. Basic rates are about the same from company to company, although a little comparison shopping can unearth modest savings. A charge is usually levied when you return a car in a city other than the one in which it was rented.

All the companies listed here have counters at Trudeau Airport (the local numbers at the terminal are listed here). Major car-rental companies include Avis (tel. 800/437-0358 or 514/636-1902); Budget (tel. 800/268-8900 or 514/636-0052); Hertz (tel. 800/263-0600 or 514/636-9530); National (tel. 800/387-4747 or 514/636-9030); and Thrifty (tel. 800/367-2277 or 514/631-5567).

If you'll be doing much driving in Montréal, pick up the pocket-size atlas by JDM Géo. It's published by MapArt (www.mapart.com) and sold at gas stations throughout Canada.

Gasoline -- Gasoline and diesel fuel are sold by the liter, and are significantly more expensive than in the United States (Europeans will find the prices less of a shock). With recent prices of C$1.15 a liter (US$1/49p), and 3.78 liters to 1 gallon, that comes out to about US$4.35 a gallon. It costs about C$40 (US$35/£17) to fill the tank of a small car with the lowest grade of unleaded gasoline.

Parking -- It can be difficult to park for free on the heavily trafficked streets of downtown Montréal, but there are plenty of metered spaces. Look around before walking off without paying. Meters are set well back from the curb so they won't be buried by plowed snow in winter. Parking costs C$1 an hour, and meters are in effect weekdays until 9pm and weekends until 6pm. If there are no parking meters in sight, you're not off the hook. The city has started to install new black metal kiosks that serve a number of spaces on a street. Look for a column about 6 feet tall with a white "P" in a blue circle. Press the "English" button, enter the letter from the space where you are parked, then pay with cash or a credit card, following instructions on the screen.

In addition, check for signs noting restrictions, usually showing a red circle with a diagonal slash. The words LIVRAISON SEULEMENT, for example, mean "delivery only." Most downtown shopping complexes have underground parking lots, as do the big downtown hotels. Some of the hotels don't charge extra if you want to take your car in and out during the day -- useful if you plan to do some sightseeing by car.

Driving Rules -- The limited-access expressways in Québec are called autoroutes, distances are given in kilometers (km), and speed limits are given in kilometers per hour (kmph). Because French is the official language of the province, some highway signs are in French only, although Montréal's autoroutes and bridges often bear dual-language signs.

One traffic signal function often confuses newcomers: Should you wish to make a turn and you know that the street runs in the correct direction, you may be surprised to initially see just a green arrow pointing straight ahead instead of a green light permitting the turn. The arrow is just to give pedestrians time to cross the intersection. After a few moments, the light will turn from an arrow to a regular green light and you can proceed.

Turning right on a red light is prohibited on the island of Montréal, except where specifically allowed by an additional green arrow. Outside the island of Montréal, it is now legal to turn right after stopping at red lights. The change has caused authorities to put up numerous signs at what they believe to be dangerous intersections specifically prohibiting that move.

Seat-belt use is required by law while driving or riding in a car in Québec province.

Note: Too many of the region's drivers take perverse pride in their reputation as dangerously fast at the wheel and are prone to such maneuvers as sudden U-turns or cutting across two lanes to snare a parking space. Growing indignation at such practices, with newspapers decrying excess speed and the accidents that result from it, doesn't seem to have curbed the behavior. Be aware.

See
Montreal Web Cams

Do
Montreal is a city of festivals, a tradition that peaks in early to mid summer but continues year-round. Please see our EVENT LISTING CALENDAR for day-to-day details.

Dates for 2009 are being added as they become available.

A few festival sites play music automatically. I try to take note of this but it can turn up unexpectedly.

January

Salon de l'Auto January 16-25, 2009

NHL All Star weekend Jan. 23-25, 2009

Fête des neiges Jan. 24+25, Jan 31+Feb. 1, 2009

February

Festival Voix des Amériques / Voices of the Americas festival, February 6-13, 2009

The 27th Rendez-vous du cinéma québécois February 18-28, 2009

Montréal/Nouvelles Musiques February 19-March 1, 2009

Festival Montréal en Lumière – High Lights Festival, February 19-March 1, 2009

March

Port Symphonies, March 1 and 8, 2009

Under The Snow indie music fest, March 11-15, 2009

International Film Festival on Art March 19-29, 2009

Festivalissimo Iberian-Latin American festival, March 9-April 5, 2009

185th annual Saint Patrick’s Day parade Sunday, March 22, 2009

April

Vue sur la rélève performance art festival, April 7-18, 2009

25th Vues d’Afrique African and Creole film fest, April 16-26, 2009

Blue Metropolis Montreal International Literary Festival, April 22-26, 2009

May

Montreal Chamber Music Festival May 1-30, 2009

Biennale de Montréal May 1-31, 2009

Next Festival musique actuelle Victoriaville to take place in 2010

Montreal Underground Film Festival May 14-15-16, 2009

Anarchist bookfair May 16-17, 2009

Festival TransAmériques May 20-June 4, 2009

Mutek music, sound and new tech festival, May 27-31, 2009

Montreal Museums Day Sunday, May 31, 2009

Montreal Bike Fest (Féria du vélo) May 31-June 7, 2009 Tour La Nuit June 5 – Tour de l'Île June 7

June

Suoni per il popolo June 3-30, 2009

Le Mondial de la bière/Beer Festival June 3-7, 2009

Nuit blanche sur tableau noir June 11-14, 2009

St-Ambroise Fringe Festival June 11-21, 2009

Terres En Vue/Land InSights first people’s festival, June 11-21, 2009

25th annual International des feux Loto-Québec fireworks fest, June 13-August 15, 2009

The OFF Festival de Jazz June 18-27, 2009

Fête nationale, June 23 and 24 – parade and events

Montréal Baroque June 25-28, 2009

July

Canada Day July 1 – parade and events

Montreal International Jazz Festival July 1-12, 2009

FIMA – Festival international Montréal en Arts July 2-5, 2009

Comedy festival Just for laughs/Juste pour rire July 3-26, 2009 (English programming and street festival from July 16-26, 2009)

Festival international de Lanaudière classical music, July 4-August 2, 2009

Montreal Reggae Festival July 11, 12, 13, 2008 (music)

Fantasia Film Fest July 16-August 3, 2009

Dragon Boat Race Festival July 26 and 27, 2008

Divers/Cité Gay and Lesbian Pride days, July 26-August 2, 2009

Les FrancoFolies July 30-August 9, 2009

Osheaga music & arts festival July 30-August 2, 2009

Otakuthon anime festival, July 31-August 2, 2009

August

Montreal Highland Games August 2, 2009

67th World Science Fiction Convention August 6-10, 2009

Italian Week August 9-17, 2008

St-Jean-sur-Richelieu Hot Air Balloon Festival August 8-16, 2009

FestiBlues August 13-16, 2009

Fête des enfants/Children’s Festival August 16 and 17, 2008

Montreal World Film Festival August 27-September 7, 2009

18th-century public market August 29 and 30, 2009

NAPA Auto Parts 200, August 29 and 30, 2009

September

Mois de la Photo biennial – next installment September 2009

La Magie des Lanternes September 4-October 31, 2008

Montreal Marathon September 13, 2009

Journées de la culture Quebec-wide culture fest, September 26-27-28, 2008

10th Orgue et couleurs organ music fest, September 26-October 5, 2008

Pop Montreal September 30-October 4, 2009

October

Festival du nouveau cinéma October 8-19, 2008

November

Cinemania French films subtitled in English, November 5-15, 2009

Rencontres internationales du documentaire, November 13-23, 2008

Salon du Livre November 19-24, 2008

M for Montreal music showcase, November 20-22 2008

Image+Nation LGBT film fest, November 20-30, 2008

Expozine small press fair, November 29-30, 2008

December

Salon des métiers d'art December 5-21, 2008

Sleep
Looking for an affordable place to sleep? [Montreal Hotel http://www.hotelresidencevoyager.com] that is conveniently located on the elegant tree-lined Sherbrooke street in downtown Montreal, next to the Sherbrooke subway station. It is readily accessible to all major dining, entertaining, business and convention center in Montreal. Comfortable rooms and quality multi-lingual services are highly recommended by the reputable Fodor's Montreal CityPack, Mobil Travel Guide as "an unusually good value, relatively inexpensive". The world renowned Rough Guide Travel comments Hôtel La Résidence du Voyageur as "an excellent value, immaculately clean... breakfast included". It is truly an ideal cozy hotel in Montreal for all budget-minded travellers.

Stay safe
While all over the world shootings and muggings can be are a real concern, it's comforting to know that serious crime - never a big problem in Montreal - has actually declined.

This is due to a very proactive police force and a citizenry that respects the rights of others.

The following questions address saftey in Montreal.

Q. Is it safe to walk around Montreal at night?

A. Absolutely. As well as a low crime rate, Montreal is a busy city at all hours as people love to go out in this pedestrian - friendly city. All the major attractions, best bars, restaurants and night clubs are in safe areas.

Q. Are there any health risks involved with visiting Montreal? If so, what are they and how can you prepare for or avoid them?

A. No. Winters can get extremely cold so you should come prepared with warm clothing, worn in layers and doubled up mittens, hat and a scarf to protect your face. Warm, non slip boots are a must in winter too.

Q.Is Montreal safe for solo women travelers? Solo travelers in general?

A. Absolutely. Not only is Montreal safe for solo travelers, it's also very welcoming. Solo women will feel comfortable in most bars and all restaurants and walking around in the evening.

Q. What is the general attitude in Montreal towards gay & lesbian travelers?

A. In general, quite positive. Montreal has a large gay and lesbian population and visitors from GLBT communities will feel more comfortable here than in many other urban and rural centers.

Q. What are the attitudes towards (and potentially penalties for getting caught with) drugs and alcohol?

A. Alcohol is widely accepted (and used) though consumption in public places may result in a small fine. Drunk driving can result in imprisonment and heavy fines. The laws are in flux regarding soft drug use. There were bars where marijuana and hashish were consumed openly but these seem to have disappeared for the now. Being discreet and carrying less than an ounce (personal use) is probably safe.

Q. Is street food safe to eat? Is tap water safe to drink?

A. Yes and yes, though you'll probably have a hard time finding street food here as Montrealers take food and eating quite seriously so they prefer to visit the 5000+ restaurants.

Q. What is the petty crime rate in Montreal? The serious crime rate?

A. Low and low.

Q. Are there common scams in Montreal to watch out for?

a. None that I'm aware of.

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=About me=

I live in Montreal and I love Montreal, so I want to contribute what I can to help travelers to discover this city.

=Travels=

 * Europe : UK (Scotland, London), France (Paris, Strassbourg, Colmar), Germany (Freiburg im Breisgau, Heidelberg), Switzerland (Zürich), Spain (Barcelona)
 * Asia : Japan (Kyoto, Osaka, Hiroshima)
 * South America : Ecuador (Quito, Guayaquil, Cuenca, Puyo, Banos, Puerto Lopez...)
 * North America : Canada, USA

=Accomplishments=
 * Furthest North: Isle of Skye, Scotland
 * Furthest South: Cuenca, Ecuador
 * Furthest West: Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
 * Furthest East: Kyoto, Japan
 * Highest: 4,205 m (Mauna Kea, Hawaii)

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I was born and grew up in Rotterdam, but in 1968 I settled in Basle in Switzerland, where I lived for some 30 years. The user name "Dezwitser" is Dutch and means "the Swiss guy".

At the end of 1999 I moved "for 1 or 2 years" to Vientiane, Laos, to work as a volunteer in one of the ministries. Now, however, still in Vientiane, I am retired and take life somewhat easier (I must have adapted to the Laotian way of life).

I have done a lot of travelling in Europe and some in Central and South America, and later in Southeast Asia, but not much compared to many of those insatiable trampers of today. I guess I just belong to an older generation...

Besides the English and German Wikivoyage I sometimes contribute to the German, the Dutch and the English Wikipedias; most of my modest contributions are about Laos and subjects related to it. (WT-en) Dezwitser 07:21, 10 September 2007 (EDT)

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Basic information:
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 * Resident of Beijing

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Region name is in Country name.Spain

Cities
Barcelona and surrounding areas

Talk
Don't just think Spanish if you are travelling to North west Spain in or around Barcelona. You will often encounter local people who speak Catalan instead of mainstream Spanish. Don't be afraid to punctuate onversations with gestures as well.

See
If your time is short, get a quick overview of a city such as Barcelona or Valencia with a Tourist Bus. In Barcelona there are three main routes and the same ticket allows transfer between routes. All the buses we have seen have the option to get off for a longer look when the fancy takes you. Barcelona has more opportunities for this than Valencia.

Itineraries
Don't try to cram too much. After an overview bus tour, pick a few key attractions that interest you for a closer look.

Tourist maps can often be picked up free in cafes or restuarants which can save mony to spend getting around and into attractions.

If you are thinking of including Montserrat, its deffinitely worth a visit, but the sacred caves are only open at the weekend during the off season months. We missed out on our visit and recommend that you check first or plan your visit for the weekend if this part of the attraction is important to you.

Access via the cablecar is quite spectacular.

When in Montserrat, we had trouble finding entry to the Cathedral and it really is worth the effort. The map from the inforamtion desk isn't very clear and we didn't think the direction signs were too clear either. Leaving the cafe turn to the right and walk up and around. The access is at the back.

When visiting places such as cathedrals, vivistors often want to light a candle. We didn't find directions to these well indicated. There are plenty available, of varying sizes, towards the exit from the cathedral area.

Access to the cathedral in tarragona too we found a little confusing. Again, access is around the back of the building. If you reach the front steps turn to the left and follow the alleyway up to the left then turn right to go alongside the cathedral area. At the back you can gain access. This access requires payment of an admission fee and includes other items of interest as well.

Eat
Sample lots of different tastes at one sitting with Tapas.

Drink
Try finishing off with a local liquer made from herbs that aids digestion. Often eating a lot of different food than usual when travelling can upset even the most strong stomachs and this liquer is worth a try.

Stay safe
keep your possesions out of sight inside a handbag. Watch out for passiong (motor)cyclists who may try to grab items such as passports from accessible pockets.

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North Seattle is the portion of Seattle north of the Lake Washington Ship Canal.

By car
Due to the terrain, the major thoroughfares are all north-south, including the heavyweights of Aurora Avenue (SR-99), Interstate 5, and Lake City Way (SR-522). Few east-west streets cross the entire area, but the

By bus
All neighborhoods have at least one direct route to downtown, though connections between neighborhoods can be limited. Almost every arterial street has a route or two of its own. University District has a major transfer point at Campus Parkway and University Ave., connecting with the 71/72/73 express routes to downtown. The Northgate Transit Center, immediately south of Northgate Mall, links the Route 41 express bus to downtown with numerous local routes, as well as multiple large park-and-ride lots.

Parks

 * Golden Gardens Park
 * Woodland Park Zoo

Events

 * Greenwood Classic Car Show - Every year in June. Draws more people than you would expect.
 * Greenwood/Phinney Art Walk - held annually in May, showcases hundreds of local artists
 * Art Up Greenwood-Phinney - is another monthly art walk, held on 2nd Fridays
 * Lake City has a really great street fair in late August for Pioneer Days, complete with street vendors, food, music and a parade with local kids and performers on up to the SeaFair Pirates. It has a great small-town feel while the streets are lined with all sorts of families and crazies from the neighborhood.  The kid's parade usually starts at 6, then the main parade starts at 7.  Fun for all.  Not for those who need irony to be entertained, or for those who can't stand a city crowd.

Buy

 * Phinney Avenue has an remarkable number of antique stores, and the whole street has a low-key 1950's atmosphere. Its northbound continuation, Greenwood Avenue, has a number of small shops between 70th and 90th Streets.
 * The elaborate facade ("the only local and comprehensive emporium for all your space travel needs") actually conceals a creative writing center for children and teenagers. The amusingly kitschy or geeky sci-fi themed goods sold by the storefront help support their operations. Rocket parking on roof.

Eat

 * Restaurante Michoacan 8311 15th Ave NW - Best Mexican in Crown Hill...
 * Red Mill Burgers, 312 N 67th St., (206)783-6362. Good old-fashioned burgers, fries, and shakes.
 * Greenwood Mandarin, 7307 Greenwood Ave N. (Phinney Ridge), 206-783-6426. Small local chinese restaurant, with decent fare.  Lunch prices are often below $5.00, and tend to be less heavy with the salt than many other Chinese restaurants in the area.
 * Santorini Pizza & Pasta,, 11001 35th Avenue NE (Wedgwood), 206.440.8499. Neighborhood Italian (with some Greek tones) restaurant known for good food and house wine.  A favorite with many locals, the cooks have a tendency to use ample amounts of cheese.  Extremely large dessert portions, particularly the Baklava.

 * Wedgwood Broiler, located along 35th avenue, The Wedgwood Broiler offers two distinct microcosms. The bar/lounge includes a healthy mix of patrons of varying ages and trivia nights while the main restaurant area is a considerably more grim affair with geriatric customers lurking in a gloomy, windowless room. Nevermind the aesthetics though. The food here is excellent, including a French dip with some of the best au jus ever created, and a chicken caesar salad with no shortage of chicken. Robust flavors and filling, heavy dishes mean that the non-active should steer clear!
 * Grateful Bread is a bakery and cafe that offers handmade bread and pastries, as well as espresso and panini sandwiches. It is predominantly a family spot, especially during the period right before and after school. It is locally owned and has a very casual atmosphere.

Drink

 * Prost!, 7311 Greenwood Ave N., (206)706-5430. Great little Bavarian-style German pub loaded with great German beer and all beers served in their appropriate glassware.

Sleep

 * There are plenty of sketchy, usually hourly-rate motels on Aurora Ave. Stay at your own risk.

See
Sands Showgirls 7523 15th Ave NW - Abandon hope, all ye who enter here.

Buy

 * Petco 8728 Holman Rd NW - Buy a ferret!

Eat

 * Acorn Eatery and Bar 9041 Holman Rd NW
 * Dick's Drive-In 9208 Holman Rd NW - 4 other locations around Seattle

Drink

 * Goofy's 8519 15th Ave NW - Cheap Drinks, three pool tables, free popcorn. Free shows on Saturday nights.
 * Crown Hill Pub 8511 15th Ave NW
 * T-Bird Tavern 7515 15th Ave NW - Staging point for any excursion to the Sands
 * Waterwheel Lounge 7034 15th Ave NW - Seattle's own little slice of Spokane

Eat
If there is one reason to come to this area of Seattle, it is the Persian bakery, Minoo. Boasting a wide array of fried honey pastries and some nut-based cookies, other Middle Eastern eateries could only envy their quality and selection.

There are also, in the grand Seattle tradition, two Thai places right across the street from each other on Lake City Way: Chang's Thai and Thai One On (the latter being the better), as well as Toyoda Sushi and, a little west of downtown Lake City, the Enat Ethiopian restaurant.

Further south on Lake City Way, new development is taking place where Lake City meets the considerably nicer Maple Leaf.

For authentic Mexican food a world removed from the cliched, Americanized fodder served by chains, there is Mr. Villa near the intersection with 15th Ave. The tacos al carbon, homemade tortillas, and green salsa are not to be missed.

On 15th less than a block away is Anita's Indian Bistro which was voted 2nd best Indian food in Seattle, with rich and flavorful curries also available as sides for dipping naan.

Dick's Drive-In - Best food in Lake City (4 other around Seattle)

The Sugar Shack, a newly opened bakery near the intersection of Lake City Way and 15th, supplies an ever changing selection of cholesterol-boosting treats sure to please the palate and necessitate some cardiovascular exercise.

Eat

 * Yen-Wor Garden 8580 Greenwood Ave N. Good Food, Bad Kareoke.
 * Pho Tic-Tac 208 N 85th St. Decent Pho at a good price.
 * Gordito's 213 N 85th St. Baby-size burritos, meaning they're the size of an actual baby. The sign claims they're healthy.
 * Olive You 8516 Greenwood Ave N. Mediterranean food for the few people in Greenwood who pretend to be sophisticated.
 * Mr. Gyros 8411 Greenwood Ave N. Try the combo plate.
 * OK Corral 8733 Greenwood Ave N. Best BBQ/Soul Food in the area. Get "The Hookup": BBQ Ribs, Chicken, Hot Links, and Catfish served with beans and rice and Hushpuppies.
 * Romio's Pizza & Pasta 8523 Greenwood Ave. Great Pizza, lots of families.
 * Pig N' Whistle 8412 Greenwood Ave. Wannabe gastropub. Disappointing and overpriced.
 * King Falafel Grill 8102 Greenwood Ave. Outstanding Middle Eastern food at a great price. Best gyro in town.

Drink

 * Bleacher's 8118 Greenwood Ave N. Standard Sports Bar, stiff drinks.
 * The Ould Triangle 9736 Greenwood Ave N. Good Irish Pub, has a back patio where you can smoke.
 * Naked City Brewery & Taphouse 8564 Greenwood Ave. Lots of great taps and some light meals.
 * Gainsbourg 8550 Greenwood Ave. Great food, music, and cocktails at an unexpectedly hip lounge.
 * The Baranof 8549 Greenwood Ave. Classic dive. A Greenwood Institution. Go for the karaoke.
 * The Crosswalk 8556 Greenwood Ave. Divier than the Baranof, with bigger drinks.
 * The Rickshaw322 N 105th St. Best karaoke in town, and a mai tai that will lay you out.

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User:(WT-en) Dhalbrook

My personal site is at http://www.reneeanddolan.net. The photo gallery has a fairly large amount of travel photography. Feel free to use any of them to adorn travelwiki pages.

I'll be trying to write about wherever i've been recently (as of writing, Mexico City), foreign cities i've lived in, as well as San Francisco itself (where I live now). I had planned to start a wiki travel guide before myself, but happily someone had beat me to it :)

TODO:

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 * Cuernacava, Mexico
 * Playa Ventura, Mexico
 * Las Estacas, Mexico
 * Dordrecht, Netherlands
 * Grenoble, France
 * Ojai, California
 * Valley of the Roses, Morrocco

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 * Mexico City, Mexico (add images)
 * San Francisco/Sunset, California (add more listings, info)

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User:(WT-en) Dhio270599

Hi, Wikivoyagers!

My real name is Dhio Hidayatullah Hutagaol, and i'm an Indonesian Wikipedian (with the same account name). I born on May 27th, 1999.

I'm glad to be a Wikivoyager, because.. beside I like travels, I like to document what I find on my travel. I hope I can contribute as many as I can.

Article(s)

 * Ancol Jakarta Baycity (North Jakarta)
 * Taman Safari Indonesia (Puncak)
 * Taman Wisata Matahari (Puncak)

Picture(s)

 * Jagorawi Toll Road for Puncak
 * Cilandak Town Square for South Jakarta
 * Bakpia for Yogyakarta

etc.

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User:(WT-en) Dhowinn

Right at one of the most beautiful beaches of the island, in the middle of a friendly fishing village named Paje you’ll find Dhow Inn. Paje is one of the more tranquil and characterful places on Zanzibar. You’ll mostly share the beach with locals like seaweed farmers, fisherman cycling to work and masaai.

Dhow Inn is a hotel with only 6 rooms, a quiet atmosphere and quality service. We do Quality, instead of Quantity. And you can feel it... Our aim is to cater to the modern traveler, from flashpacker to food critic to businessman in need of a free broadband connection and everyone else who simply enjoys quality. Since our opening we have already been tipped as 'one of the funkiest places on the island'.

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dhrubtara

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User:(WT-en) Dhum Dhum

 * 1) REDIRECT User:(WT-en) Akubra

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User:(WT-en) Dialectric

Planning on doing some relatively minor cleanup and updates, such as removing closed businesses in areas I am familiar with.

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User:(WT-en) Dianamiri

Bio
For the last 20 years I have traveled across the US and I have also traveled outside the US to many destinations. I am an international flight attendant and I always come across amazing things to do and places to see. I hope to add some wonderful information to this site. I have come across some amazing places in my time and am looking forward to sharing with it to all of you. I am constantly finding and trying out new restaurants as well. I enjoy great food and great service so anything I post on Wikivoyage will be worth going to.

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User:(WT-en) Dick

This is my own very special page on this site!!!

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User:(WT-en) Dick107

I have a bio page set up on Wiimedia.

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User:(WT-en) DICKERMAN

'City name Manizales, Colombia

Get in
Daily flights from Cali, Medellin and Bogota. about 30 to 40 minutes.

Get around
Taxis and buses will take you anywhere in town for about $1.00 to $1.50.

See
Tallest church steeple in Colombia, old city, snow capped mountains, nearby villages where horses are still tied up in front of cafes, beautiful views.

Do
Travel to snow capped volcano, night life with many side walk cafes and discos, if you are single there is a local dating and marriage agency, nearby river rafting and horse back riding.

Buy
Local artesians have many wood carvings, art, hats, etc.

Eat
Many sidewalk resturants offer a full range of colombian food and gourmet fair.

Drink
No restrictions if you are 18 or older.

Sleep
Local hotels range widely in prices. $25.00 to more than $100.00 per night. Local hostel offers beds at $9.00 per night. The local dating agency have very nice furnished apartments located in the best part of town starting at $70.00 per night.

Get out
Same as getting in.

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User:(WT-en) Dickinsonsteven

Steven Dickinson - 11th June 1967 - originally from Washington, Tyne and Wear but mow living in South Shields, Tyne and Wear England. A former comic and much loved singer now in semi retirement living close to the North Sea A former pupil at Usworth Comp School in Washington Married to Sharon Victoria. Daughter - Caroline

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User:(WT-en) Didinekk

DiDine restaurant In 3 minutes from pullman hotel, Large menu from france, italy, germany. Mister Franck french chef propose one large menu, 150 european disch different and thai food > Weer price is very good and not expecives for the local place. open every day 4 pm >>11pm good holliday in khonkaen http://www.didine.me

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User:(WT-en) Diego de Manila

I don't feel like writing a full bio right now, so let's start with the basics:
 * I live in the Philippines.
 * I'm fluent in English and Filipino (Tagalog). I can speak/read/write a little Japanese (JLPT3-level stuff is fine, but at the moment I can't handle anything more advanced).
 * I've been to Italy, Japan, Macau, Hong Kong, and Singapore.
 * I'm also working on the district travel guide for Intramuros, the walled Spanish colonial city in the heart of Manila. That place has seen better days - mostly before the Battle of Manila in 1945, when the Americans and the Japanese turned the area into a gigantic pile of rubble - but what's left is still worth seeing, and I'd like to do my best to get the word out through Wikivoyage.
 * As a logical extension to my work on Intramuros, I'm also slowly making my mark on the other district pages under the Manila and Metro Manila guides. I don't think I'll be able to overhaul them completely - I'll leave that to the wider community! - but I'll do my best to tidy up some sections and add/edit information as needed.
 * I'm a solo traveller by preference. Being herded from place to place in a tourist bus is not my idea of a dream holiday.  (^_^)

Wikivoyage helped out a lot when I was planning my previous trips to Japan, and contributing is my way of saying thanks.

Please feel free to call my attention if you think I'm doing something wrong - or right. I'm new here, so I'll take all the (good) advice I can get.

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User:(WT-en) Diegomaradona

Hi, my name is Diego, not Maradona though, but still Diego ;) I am from Barcelona and what can I say, I love this city... but how can you not... My favourite travel website on Barcelona is www.bcn.travel - They got great pictures and a lot of videos. Have a look on that site and you'll get a bit of the Barcelona feeling. But if you have not been here yet, you absolutely have to come and experience Barcelona. If you have already been here, you are probably just now thinking about when you will come back...

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User:(WT-en) Diegus00

Diegus00, Just arrived wikivoyager, from Cartagena, Spain. I´ve lived some years in Madrid, and one year in Holland. Settled now in Murcia.

Recently visited

 * New York
 * Viterbo and the Amalfi Coast
 * Berlin
 * Rotterdam
 * Edinburgh
 * Sweden

Planning to visit

 * South of Iceland

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User:(WT-en) DifuWu

I enjoy traveling to see new places. Hope I can help others on this site!

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User:(WT-en) Digivation

someday, perhaps I shall complete this page

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User:(WT-en) Dimitris

Location: Athens, Greece

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User:(WT-en) Diningin

Food Delivery Service

Diningin : Food Delivery Service

With the hectic schedules that people now keep, finding the time to go shopping can be quite a difficult task. With Dining-in’s food delivery service, we have taken almost all of the work out of shopping. With our food delivery service, you can go to our online grocery and find all of your favorite foods, and then with our food delivery service, have them delivered right to your door. With our food delivery service you have the chance to spend more time doing the things you would rather be doing. Imagine enjoying a night with your family instead of running around the grocery store. With our food delivery service, you can make it happen. If you are interested in learning more about our food delivery service, please visit our homepage by following this link: www.dining-in.com.cn.

Home Food Delivery Service

What could be better than home food delivery service that brings your food right to your doorstep? How about a food delivery service that brings your food to your doorstep. Now your favorite foods are delivered to your door via our courier with yellow T shirt. Dining-in's food delivery service has been delivering restaurant foods to homes like yours. If you would like to take advantage of our food delivery service, please visit our homepage and look through all of the fine foods.

Food Delivery Service: More Information

With Dining-in 's food delivery service, you can spend your time focusing on more important things. Our food delivery service provides you with the convenience of shopping for all your Dining-in 's favorites in one place when it is convenient for you. If you are interested in trying Dining-in 's food delivery service to see how much time it can save you, or if you would like to browse all of the foods that are available through our food delivery service, please take the time to visit our homepage.

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User:(WT-en) Dining-OUT

Hi my name is Ken Nelson

Main business activities
Involved with hospitality industry in South Africa
 * Dining-OUT South African restaurants guide.
 * Sleeping-OUT South African accommodation guide.

Hobbies
Sailing Squash Hiking Cycling Computer and programing

Sleeping-OUT
Recent additions
 * Free Accommodation in South Africa  Free accommodation is an exciting new initiative from Sleeping-OUT. The program is simple and gives guests a 10% chance of being refunded in full for their booking.

Dining-OUT
Recent additions

 * Dining-OUT with Natalie Becker  Reviews on radio of restaurants in Cape Town.
 * Lunch with Varshan  Reviews on radio of restaurants in KwaZulu Natal.

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User:(WT-en) Dinosissi

Hello!Everybody! I'm from Shanghai,China.

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User:(WT-en) Dionysios

=Location=

United States of America, Illinois, Kankakee.

=Vital Statistics=

 * Birth: 1944-10-12-44, United States of America, Illinois, Kankakee.

=Articles Created=

 * Kankakee
 * Momence
 * Piper City

=Contributions=

=Areas of Wiki Endeavor=

 * Illinois
 * Kankakee

=External Links=

 * Kankakee Wikivoyage Meetup Organizer Page
 * Business Networking Page
 * Blog

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User:(WT-en) Dipnirvana

I am a traveler, been to six countries !! well let me see how many i can see before i end up in heaven

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User:(WT-en) Dirc

Coordinates
I reside in Southern California, the southern portion of the most populated state in the U.S. Unofficial motto: Where the fog meets the smog.

Excursions

 * 35-day capsule trip to (western) Europe and adjacent countries (09/08 - 10/08)
 * 30-day trekking expedition to French Polynesia (07/09)

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User:(WT-en) Dirty Dingus

My name is Francis Turner and I was born and raised in England. I live on the French Riviera and have travelled extensively. At last count I had been to all but about 10 US states, half the provinces of Canada and over 40 countries (at least one of which no longer exists) in all continents except Antartica.

My nickname is my hash name and in fact hashing is one reason why I have travelled so extensively. I have a fotolog - http://www.fotolog.net/dirtydingus/ - and a personal web page http://www.di2.nu/index.html.

A challenge: I posted a photo on my fotolog which has 3 countries in it - http://www.fotolog.net/dirtydingus/?photo_id=3790755 - and I wondered whether anyone could improve on that without using aerial or satellite imagery. I am coming to the belief that in the world we live in today it is impossible to see 4 countries at once because places where there are mountains high enough to peek across a couple of borders don't have the requisite fourth country nearby... but I'd love to be proven wrong

DD

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User:(WT-en) DiscoverBot

Greetings, earthling. I am DiscoverBot and my mission in life is to disco disco d-d-d-d-d-disco update Project:Discover nightly. Boogie-woogie.

Got a problem with that? Tell User:(WT-en) Jpatokal all about it.

Timeline

 * v1.0 — 11 Jul 2006 : Unleashed on an unsuspecting world
 * v1.1 — 26 Jul 2006 : Fixed bug with handling non-ASCII characters, now prints timestamp of last update
 * v1.1b — 27 Jul 2006 : One more bug with line deletion swatted
 * - — 20 Sep 2006 : Migrated from Singapore to Canada
 * v1.2 — 28 Jan 2007 : Learned to grapple with images
 * v1.3 — 11 Sep 2007 : Taught to play nice with newer versions of MediaWiki

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User:(WT-en) Discoverphuquoc

www.DiscoverPhuQuoc.com was created to provide our visitors with FREE independent, fresh and up to date information about Phu Quoc Island

We are a completely non-profit web site. Any money generated is donated to local schools, churches or charities on the island.

www.DiscoverPhuQuoc.com is packed with useful information for all visitors, including;

- Free downloadable Touring and Island MAPS

- All the CLIMATE AND WEATHER information you need to decide when to visit

- All the TRAVEL INFORMATION you need for getting to/from the island, and around the Island.

- IMMIGRATION & CUSTOMS information for Vietnam

- Complete listing of HOTEL & RESORT accommodation

- PLACES OF INTEREST and ACTIVITIES

- The BEACHES

- PHOTO'S Galore

- Travel TIPS and ADVICE

- And all the latest Island NEWS and much much more.......

Enjoy your Stay!

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User:(WT-en) DiscoverSycamore

Discover Sycamore is a member based, not-for-profit linking local businesses to the community and beyond through marketing, tourism and events. Members of Discover Sycamore receive multiple member benefits including a personalized profile page on this sycamore tourism website, free community events and classes listings in the Sycamore Community e-newsletter and direct promotion to the community.

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User:(WT-en) Discoverywalks

Discovery Walks of London - Richard Jones

My Background
My name is Richard Jones and I am a London resident and tour guide.

I was born in Stoke-On-Trent in the Midlands of the United Kingdom but moved to London in 1977. The City has been my home ever since. In 1982 I began devising and offering walking tours of London and have since written several books about the City, which I love with a passion.

My Travels
I have also written several books on Britain and Ireland ( on Ghosts, Legends and Mystical locations) and a Walking Tour Guide to Edinburgh, a City that I am almost as passionate about as London.

My Favourite Places in Britain and Ireland
One of my favourite trips is through Kilmartin Glen in Argyll Scotland. There are over 350 ancient monuments scattered across this landscape - 150 of them being prehistoric. Amongst them is the Fort of Dunadd, once the capital of the Kingdom of Dalriada, which dates back to around 500AD.

Another favourite is Knocknarea ("Hill of the Moon" in County Sligo, Ireland. The domed tomb that surmounts the hill dates from around 3000BC and is made up of thousands of tiny boulders heaped together to form a tomb.

Edinburgh is one of my all time favourite Cities and I would urge any visitor there to be sure to take the bus out to the village of Colinton and take a wander along the Water of Leith Walkway. Edinburgh is surrounded by some wonderful countryside, so it's a pity that the majority of visitors remain routed in its centre.

I am very fond of the Island of Iona, and on one occasion I took the boat over to the Island and found myself standing next to a somewhat dour looking chap who just happened to be Gordon Brown!

Favourite London Landmarks
I love exploring the Tower of London (I like to get there as early as possible to try and beat the crowds although this is becoming more difficult every year.) I would urge any visitor to London to take the time to explore the Inns of Court. The Sir John Soane House in Lincoln's Inn Fields is also a must. To experience a different side of London I would urge you to take the Northern Line out to Hampstead and walk its streets and venture out on to its Heath.

Top Tip For Walking In London
Always look up. Many people don't pay a great deal of attention beyond the ground (first) floor of a building. Yet if you look up you can often see just how beautiful and intricate many of London's older buildings are. Exquisite stonework, little statues or details etched into that stonework can be a joy to discover.

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User:(WT-en) Disney411

I Love disney.

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User:(WT-en) Disneyland traveler

Hi.

About me
Birth date: December 4, 1994 (age 12)

Blood Type: O

Religion: Buddhist

Place of residency: San Leandro

Favorite destination: Disneyland

School: Bancroft Middle School

Real name:

Travels
1994 Disneyland

1995 Las Vegas and Long Beach

1996 Reno and Lake Tahoe

1997 Los Angeles, Melbourne, Australia, and Auckland

1998 Santa Ana

1999 Redding

2000 Napa

2001 Mount Shasta

2002 Ukiah

2003 Sacramento, California

2004 Disneyland

2005 Monterey, San Diego (San Diego Zoo)

2006 Oahu, Hawaii (mainly Honolulu, Hawaii and Carmel

2007 Sacramento, California and Disneyland (will be traveling to on June 15-19)

Everyweek/Every month destinations
practically everywhere in the Bay Area

Achievments
School Geography Bee champion 2 times: 2005 and 2007

California State Geography Bee record: 46th (2005) and 11th (2007)

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User:(WT-en) Disonyxiated

All About Me..??
Heya guys..! I'm Chris & I am from the Republic of Ireland..!! I love travelling & take whatever opportunity to go to new & interesting places..!! This year I'm living in Denmark, studying in a wee town called Odense..!! It's a good life..!!

I can speak a good bit of Danish, Irish, English & French..!! My other big hobbie is photography & to be honest I'm a bit of a 'neat freak' when it comes to Wikivoyage articles.. (Messy articles just annoy me..!!)

Stuff I Made..!!
Odense Fredericia Roundwood

Stuff I gotta get to work on
Glendalough

Wicklow

Aarhus

Places I've been to..!!

 * Denmark..!
 * France
 * Germany
 * UK
 * Sweden
 * Belgium
 * Luxembourg
 * Spain
 * Italy
 * Ireland

 * NY

News..??
10th of June:

No other news really.. I'm going to Hamburg in 2½ hours..! Back to Ireland at the end of July, which means I get to take photos for the Ireland articles..!! That's all folks..!

23rd of June:

Went to Copenhagen yesterday...!

28th of January 2008:

Ah it's been a while..! What have I been up to..?? Well, a lot really, back at home after my year in Odense, since getting home I've been to Aschaffenburg in Germany for a week, then 2 days in Paris + a week in Besancon, which sadly has no page yet..! Next stop: Switzerland..!

3rd of December 2008...

What a year =x Didn't make it to Switzerland as planned! But didn't manage to cover...

Denmark- Odense & Copenhagen (Again..!) France- Besancon, Lyon, Paris. Italy-Rome (First time!) London- (Visited in April & stayed in the Autumn to work.) New York- (First Time!) Germany- (Aschaffenberg)

... Was a good year! Broke now though, and planning my big move to Japan in 2010..! Can't wait ^.^

-Chris

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User:(WT-en) Distolin

Hello! I am a new user but frequent traveler. Am interested in becoming more involved in wikivoyage.

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User:(WT-en) Dittaeva

Please see meta.wikimedia.org for information about this user.

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User:(WT-en) Dittaeva/Madagascar

Notepad for information belonging to articles about Madagascar:

Lodging and eating
Aux Bouganville: Good rooms, good food with big portions for good prices. Guides frequent the hotel grounds. You can visit the paper factory (if you ask they will also let you try for yourself). Down the street you will find street vendors selling different kinds of fried foods, if you buy them early in the morning right out of the oil they are generally safe and good tasting.

Lodging
Auberge du cheval blanc: Fairly big hotel (for Madagascar) not far from Ivato airport. OK standard and prices, food not the best, but OK for Madagascar. Negotiate taxi for the Croc farm outside the hotel (you should at least bargain to half of what is first asked, if asking directly outside the hotel).

Eating
Hotel Radama: Restaurant Tatao, Isoraka, tel: 2231927. Here you can order a meal consisting of all the seven royal dishes for 22 000 MGA. Very good, other courses on the menu also good and not expensive (the seven dishes dish is the most expensive one). Live tradisional music. Recommendable.

Transport
Do not pay for pre-booking, at least not if you are going to get picked up in Ambositra (something which is absolutely not neccessary and more expensive).

Lodging and eating
La Mira: More high end. Very clean. Good food, very friendly, garden, peaceful. Pricey, but they have rooms with shared bath (lacking mosquito nets). Offers motorized boats or pirogues.

Lodging and eating
Padoula (Chambres D'hotes): Good, clean, ok prices and good food. Friendly hosts.

Eating and sleeping
Domaine Nature: Very clean, high standard, good food, pricey, very nicely situated (price example: steak with pommes 8000 MGA 19.02.2006).

Eating
Goutaisie: Centrally. Some of the best food in Madagascar (in the lower price range). Clean, fresh fruits and vegetables also from own garden. Much vegetarian food, but also meat and seafood. Run by couple with experience from outside Madagascar. Fruit juices (although not 100% juice), cakes, cookies, bread, dinner, lunch, indian food. Frequented mostly by foreigners. Listed in Routard 2006.

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User:(WT-en) DIVAS

hi friends, i started editing Wikivoyage on Nepal after i found that some of the info in it needed updating & proof reading.

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User:(WT-en) Divdiv

wiki wiki bam

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User:(WT-en) Diveaholic

About
Diveaholic is a shared user by the Open Dive site Directory project. Our aim is to list and make dive site information more accessible and free. We believe that most dive site directories and listings are too strictly moderated or not informative enough. Similarly to Wikivoyage, we are enabling anyone to contribute and publish information under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 license. Therefore we do not mind to also contribute with our knowledge here.

Location
Our operational base is in Jakarta, Indonesia.

The members
The project's main members are web developers and diveaholic divers in a mixed combination.

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User:(WT-en) Dive Vilankulo

Hello, Dive Vilankulo! 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.

Your user name suggests you may be a Scuba diver, and may be interested in contributing to regional dive guides, like Diving in South Africa, Diving in Mozambique and Diving the Cape Peninsula and False Bay for your areas of interest. If you are interested, feel free to contact me.-- (WT-en) Peter (Southwood) Talk 11:07, 18 December 2009 (EST)

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User:(WT-en) DiveWise

''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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User:(WT-en) Diving Bazaruto

DIVE BAZARUTO – DIVE SITE DESCRIPTIONS

www.Dive-Bazaruto.com is a PADI Dive Centre, located at South Beach, Archipelago Resort, Vilankulo.

Co-ordinates = S22 02’38.0 E035 19’19.4

The Bazaruto Archipelago comprises of five islands which are within the Bazaruto Archipelago. From north to south, these islands are: Bazaruto, Santa Carolina Known as Paradise Island, Benguerra, Margaruque and Bangue. There are a number of dive sites around the islands, generally on the seaward side. Other dive sites are located on the seaward side of San Sebastian (south of the islands on the mainland peninsular ), A point jutting out in line with the islands. From San Sebastian, the mainland curves south west to form a large bay which is protected from rough seas by the point and the islands. Travelling northwards up the bay, Archipelago Resort looks out to the south of Margaruque Island. Below are several of our regular dive sites. There are many others, but the distance to these reefs is greater and we only dive there on special request.For more information please write to info@dive-bazaruto.com

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User:(WT-en) Diviresorts

Divi Caribbean Resorts

Discover the Caribbean. At Divi Resorts, the Caribbean is not just a destination, it’s the destination. We invite you to explore our collection of colorful Caribbean resorts located on the magnificent islands of Aruba, Barbados, Bonaire, St Croix, and St Maarten. Each resort offers spacious vacation suites and hotel rooms along some of the islands best beaches- all with your choice of amenities.

Aruba Resorts

A Caribbean Vacation in Aruba

Aruba is located in the southern Caribbean, just 15 miles from Venezuela, and is noted for stunning picture post-card perfect beaches and cosmopolitan nightlife. Beaches that are miles long complement an offering of over 11 casinos, and numerous gourmet restaurants and shops. Constant tradewinds and a year-round temperature of 82 degrees make Aruba an ideal Caribbean destination.

Aruba is home to a family of five Divi Resorts, and the namesake of the Divi group - the strangely beautiful Divi-Divi tree.

Divi Aruba Phoenix Beach Resort

The Divi Aruba Phoenix Beach Resort is a modern delight, located on the high-rise resort section of Palm Beach. Beachfront spacious suites line a stunning beach dotted with swaying palms and thatch cabanas.

Plan Your Next Aruba Vacation at Divi Phoenix Resort Modern, colorful, and striking, the high-rise Divi Aruba Phoenix Beach Resort is rivaled only by its most outstanding amenity- miles of pure white sand beach.

Situated on Aruba's famed Palm Beach, and backed by a private wildlife sanctuary, the Divi Phoenix is a tropical delight among beachfront Aruba resorts. Clear aqua waves wash up on a beautiful wide beach dotted with thatch cabanas and inviting hammocks. A lively beachside bar and palm trees rim two intimate freshwater pools.

One hundred and one spacious beachfront studios, one, and two bedroom suites offer fully equipped kitchens, picture windows, and large private balconies with sweeping views

Divi Village Golf and Beach Resort

Welcome to Divi Village Golf & Beach Resort, Aruba Play on the beach, on the green, or at the tables - all in one deluxe Aruba resort.

Just steps from Aruba’s white sand beaches and featuring the Links at Divi Aruba Golf Course, the Divi Village Golf and Beach Resort is convenient to all of Aruba’s temptations but stands elegantly apart.

The Divi Village Golf & Beach Resort is centered on a large, sparkling freshwater pool, with views of the beach located directly across from the resort. Spacious studios, one, and two-bedroom suites surround the main pool area and offer fully equipped kitchens and private balconies with ocean and garden views. A unique collection of premium golf view suites are located along the course and fronted by a magnificent freeform pool with swim access bar.

The Divi Village Golf & Beach Resort is home to The Links at Divi Aruba- a beautifully landscaped 9-hole golf course and golf training facility. The course surrounds an exclusive clubhouse with two gourmet restaurants and a water view lounge.

Divi Dutch Village Resort

Welcome to Divi Dutch Village Resort in Aruba Nestled in a delightful tropical garden dotted with freshwater pools, the Divi Dutch Village Resort is an intimate all-suite resort in the Divi Aruba resort collection.

Tucked behind the beachfront Divi Tamarijn Mega Beach Resort and within strolling distance of the Divi Village Beach Resort, the Divi Dutch Village is just steps down a garden path to beautiful Druif beach.

The Dutch Village is a serene spot in lively Aruba, with oversized rooms and quiet escapes perfect for families with all generations.

Barbados Barbados is the easternmost of the Caribbean Islands, and offers guests stunning beaches with a wide range of activities.

Barbados is home to two Divi Resorts- the Divi Southwinds Beach Resort and the Divi Heritage Beach Resort.

The Divi Southwinds Beach Resort is an all-suite resort located on the southwest side of the island in Christ Church in the St. Lawrence Gap area. The St. Lawrence Gap is a lively location with numerous shops, restaurants, and nightlife. The Divi Southwinds is an excellent value choice with a wide selection of amenities.

The Divi Heritage Beach Resort is on the western side of the island in the St. James area, an exclusive area of Barbados noted for stunning beaches and high-end shops and restaurants. The Divi Heritage is an intimate oceanfront twenty-two villa property available to adult guests only- perfect for romantic special occasions and quiet escapes.

Divi Southwinds Beach Resort

The Divi Southwinds Beach Resort in Barbados is ideally located on a half mile of white sand beach amidst twenty acres of tropical gardens.

The lively St. Lawrence Gap- a unique area of shops, restaurants, and nightlife- runs through the Divi Southwinds, offering guests a range of activities on and off the beach.

Over one-hundred-and-thirty spacious suites with fully equipped kitchens and a host of amenities make the Divi Southwinds Beach Resort a perfect choice for a Caribbean family vacation or a special island holiday.

Divi Heritage Beach Resort

The Divi Heritage Beach Resort is an intimate treasure overlooking exclusive St. James Beach in Barbados. Twenty-two elegant suites inspired by the architecture of the colonial great houses feature private verandas with sweeping views.

The Divi Heritage caters to guests seeking quiet privacy, and welcomes adults only over the age of sixteen.

Enjoy a small Caribbean hideaway on the Barbados gold coast.

Bonaire

Bonaire is a tranquil, laid-back Dutch island in the southern Caribbean noted for marine conservation and some of the world's best scuba diving. Bonaire is said to be the Caribbean of twenty-years ago, with strictly protected park land and a charming capital with one main street. Bonaire is a diver's haven, and an ideal getaway for anyone in search of tranquility, both in the sea and out.

Bonaire is home to the Divi Flamingo Beach Resort & Casino- a colorful, casual resort gaily painted in hues of blue, pink, and warm yellow. The Divi Flamingo has all the modern amenities, with the delightful atmosphere of your favorite summer camp- perfect for divers. The Divi Flamingo operates Divi Dive Bonaire- a PADI five star dive operation with custom dive boats, gear, and an experienced dive crew.

Divi Flamingo Beach Resort

Welcome to Divi Flamingo Beach Resort & Casino Bonaire Colorful, unpretentious, and fun- the Divi Flamingo Beach Resort and Casino is the perfect base for vacationers drawn to the sleepy island of Bonaire and world-class Caribbean scuba diving.

Spacious oceanfront and gardenview guestrooms and suites are gaily decorated in bright, tropical colors. Private balconies overlook the Caribbean Sea and invite guests to relax after a day of diving.

The Divi Flamingo Beach Resort & Casino offers Divi Dive Bonaire- a PADI five star dive operation with custom dive boats, equipment, and an experienced dive crew.

For the seventh consecutive year, Bonaire has been rated the Top Dive Destination Overall (Caribbean/Atlantic) in Scuba Diving magazine’s Readers’ Choice Awards 2008. Bonaire also received the #1 rating in eight other Caribbean/Atlantic categories: Top Marine Life, Top Marine Environment, Top Macro Life, Top Shore Diving Destination, Top Destination for Underwater Photography, Top Destination for Beginners, Top Value, and Top Snorkeling. For the Readers' Choice awards, thousands of Scuba Diving subscribers and web users rated their dive experiences on a scale of one to five.

St. Maarten

St. Maarten is the smaller Dutch side of a beautiful and lively island shared with France. Stunning beaches, incredible cuisine, and the easy blending of unique cultures have combined to make St. Maarten one of the most popular choices for a Caribbean vacation.

St. Maarten is home to the Divi Little Bay Beach Resort. The Divi Little Bay is a lovely, secluded beach resort situated on a private peninsula with a soft, white arc of sandy beach. Spacious hilltop suites with sweeping views, and beachside guestrooms are perfect for an island getaway for any occasion.

Divi Little Bay Beach Resort

Welcome to Divi Little Bay Beach Resort, St. Maarten Located on a private peninsula between two beautiful bays in Dutch St. Maarten, the Divi Little Bay Beach Resort is minutes from the Caribbean's best shopping and dining, but feels worlds apart.

The Divi Little Bay Beach Resort wraps around a soft, wide arc of white sand washed by the gentle blue waves of St. Maarten's Little Bay- the perfect complement to the resorts pastel exteriors and striking terra cotta rooflines.

Guests of Divi Little Bay enjoy spacious hilltop suites and beachfront guestrooms, a host of amenities, and a full service staff to help them explore the multi-cultural charms of St. Maarten.

The Divi Little Bay Beach Resort was voted in both categories as one of "Best Family Vacation Resort" and "Best Bang For Your Buck" in the Caribbean by readers of Caribbean Travel & Life Magazine.

The results of the 2007 Readers Choice Awards are published in the December 2006 issue of the magazine. Click here for details. Visit our Divi Little Bay Beach Resort and find out for yourself!

St. Croix

St. Croix is located in the United States Virgin Islands, just 1,100 miles southeast of Miami, and surrounded by the Caribbean Sea. St. Croix has a strong Dutch influence, which is noted in unique colorful architecture. The island is more laid-back than sister island St. Thomas, but more cosmopolitan than St. John- making it the perfect choice for a vacation to the US Virgin Islands.

St. Croix is home to the Divi Carina Bay Beach Resort- a deluxe beachfront resort located on the secluded eastern shore of the island. Recently nominated by Caribbean Travel and Life Magazine as one of the Caribbean's best large hotels, the Divi Carina Bay offers guests Caribbean island charm with modern amenities. Divi Carina Bay is also home to the US Virgin Island's first casino, with unlimited nightlife and world-class gaming.

Divi Carina Bay Resort and Casino

Located on a quiet stretch of beach in St. Croix in the US Virgin Islands, the Divi Carina Bay Beach Resort combines privacy and relaxation with modern style and amenities.

Spacious beachfront guestrooms and deluxe hillside suites offer private balconies with stunning views.

Only steps away from the exciting resort casino, and offering an on-site PADI five star dive operation and activities center, guests of the Divi Carina have their choice of diversions.

Romantic candlelit dining, and casual poolside treats complement deluxe amenities and superior island hospitality.

Divi Carina Bay Beach Resort was named one of the "Best Large Hotels" in the Caribbean by readers of Caribbean Travel & Life Magazine! Divi Carina Bay Beach Resort & Casino was voted by readers of Caribbean Travel & Life as one of the "Best Large Hotels" in the magazine's 2007 Best of the Caribbean Reader's Choice Awards. The resort was one of four resorts to receive the honor of "Best Large Hotel." (A Large Hotel was defined as a hotel having 150 - 299 rooms.) The results of the 2007 Readers Choice Awards are published in the December 2006 issue of the magazine. Click on the magazine cover for details.

The Divi Carina Bay Beach Resort & Casino in St. Croix is also rated 3 stars *** by AAA.

A passport is not required to visit the U.S. Virgin Islands! Please visit the official U.S. State Department website for complete details. See also the FAQs page for an explanation of travel requirements to the US Territories.

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User:(WT-en) Dixmith

My name is Richard Smith, call me "Dick". Age, mid-70s. Married 55+ years. Live in Arlington, MA, USA, 20-30 minutes from downtown Boston. Can be reached e-mail dixmith@dixmith.org, telephone (781)648-1861.

Speak enough German to carry on very, very basic conversation; enough Japanese and Russia to find my way to the bathroom or the train station.

Worked from 1993-2003 on Securities Market Development projects in Russia, Moldova, Georgia, Armenia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Montenegro, Romania, Bulgaria, and Egypt. Semi-retired unless some consulting firm wins a bid and wants me to participate.

In addition to countries in which I have worked, I have traveled to nearly all European countries; in Africa: Morocco, Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa, Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Namibia; in Asia:  Japan (25 times as a volunteer tour leader), China (8 times as a volunteer tour leader), India, Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Malaysia, Singapore; in South America: Peru, Ecuador (including Galapagos), Brazil, briefly to Argentina and Paraguay; several Caribbean islands; Mexico; Australia; New Zealand.

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Docent
I'm currently a docent for Damascus, feel free to ask me any questions about it or any another city in Syria via my talk page.

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User:(WT-en) Dj1997

Hometown: Lansing, Michigan Michigan State University alumnus Welcome to my User Page!

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User:(WT-en) Dje

Qore Game

Personal Telco

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User:(WT-en) Djgregells

I am the owner of a travel agency called The Travel Lounge. I believe it to be one of the best overall travel resource websites on the internet. It's all free, and you don't even have to join or pay anything. I have links to just about everywhere and anywhere with regard to travel.

The website is:  www.travellounge.com

Please give the Travel Lounge a visit and tell me what you think.

Regards, Greg Ellsworth

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User:(WT-en) Djnjwd

Dave, from Guildford (England), Djnjwd here and on the Wikipedia, where I've been for a few years.

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User:(WT-en) Dkam

My Wikivoyage Page. (I used to be known as (WT-en) Caffeine)

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User:(WT-en) Dkastner

I like travelling!

USA

 * Colorado
 * Breckenridge
 * Dillon
 * Keystone
 * Winter Park
 * Connecticut (drive-through)
 * Delaware
 * Florida
 * Kennedy Space Center
 * Melbourne/Palm Bay
 * Orlando
 * Disney World
 * MGM Studios
 * Georgia (drive-through)
 * Illinois
 * Cairo
 * Fort Defiance State Park
 * Champaign-Urbana
 * Chicago
 * John Hancock Building
 * Lake Michigan
 * Lincoln Park
 * Superdawg
 * Wicker Park
 * Petersburg
 * Lincoln's New Salem
 * Indiana (drive-through)
 * Iowa (resident)
 * Ames
 * Iowa State University (Student)
 * Des Moines
 * State Capitol
 * Java Joe's
 * Spaghetti Works
 * Cedar Rapids
 * Cellular One Center
 * Kentucky (drive-through western Kentucky)
 * Maryland
 * Annapolis
 * Baltimore
 * Bethesda
 * Cumberland
 * Frederick
 * Monocacy (Antietam)
 * Ocean City
 * Salisbury
 * Massachussetts
 * Boston
 * Michigan
 * Lansing
 * Minnesota (resident)
 * Boundary Waters
 * Chaska
 * Duluth
 * Minneapolis
 * Saint Paul
 * Missourri
 * Kansas City
 * Kirksville
 * Saint Louis
 * Nebraska
 * Offutt Airforce Base
 * Omaha Zoo
 * New Jersey (drive-through)
 * New York
 * NYC
 * World Trade Center (pre-9/11)
 * World Trade Center (post-9/11)
 * North Carolina
 * Outer Banks
 * North Dakota
 * Fargo
 * Ohio
 * Pennsylvania
 * Carlisle
 * Chadds Ford
 * Gettysburg
 * Harrisburg
 * Pittsburgh
 * Rhode Island
 * Newport
 * South Carolina
 * Charleston
 * South Dakota
 * Mount Rushmore
 * Tennessee
 * Fort Donelson
 * Memphis
 * Virginia (resident)
 * Aldie
 * Alexandria
 * Annandale
 * Appomattox Courthouse
 * Arlington
 * Assateague Island
 * Chincoteague
 * Dahlgren
 * Fairfax
 * Fredericksburg
 * Hampton
 * Leesburg
 * Lucketts
 * Luray
 * Lynchburg
 * Manassas
 * Norfolk Naval Station
 * Petersburg
 * Portsmouth
 * Reston
 * Richmond
 * Skyline Drive
 * Warrenton
 * Williamsburg
 * Winchester
 * West Virginia
 * Charles Town
 * Harpers Ferry
 * Wisconsin
 * Dells
 * Madison
 * Wyoming
 * Devil's Tower

Canada

 * Alberta
 * Calgary
 * Calgary Zoo
 * Banff National Park
 * Edmonton
 * Edmunton Mall
 * Boundary Waters
 * Saskatchewan
 * Regina

Mexico

 * Mexico City (layover)
 * Riviera Maya:
 * Cancun
 * Playa del Carmen
 * Tulum
 * Akumal

Jamaica

 * Kingston (airport only)
 * Ocho Rios
 * Dunns River Falls

Central America

 * Nicaragua

Netherlands

 * Amsterdam
 * Shiphol Airport (layover)

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User:(WT-en) DK Globetrotter

Hello, DK Globetrotter! 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. --(WT-en) Stefan (sertmann) talk 14:28, 15 February 2010 (EST)

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User:(WT-en) Dmccreary

I live in St. Louis Park (Minnesota)

Countries I have visited:

 * 1) Bonaire
 * 2) Canada
 * 3) India
 * 4) Italy
 * 5) France
 * 6) Germany
 * 7) Mexico
 * 8) USA
 * 9) Vatican

US States I have visited:

 * 1) Minnesota
 * 2) Wisconsin
 * 1) Wisconsin

Dan's Web Site

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User:(WT-en) Dmendell

Danton Mendell (Dan Mendell) is the President and CEO of NeutralSpace, a new company whose focus is experimenting with and deploying collaborative technologies. One of NeutralSpace's first endeavours will be to focus on building content and structure in both ICANNWiki and ICANNBlog so that they may become self sustainable industry resources.

He comes to ICANNwiki from emark Solutions, a B2B Outreach and Marketing firm. Before that, he was Founder and President of 1-800 Support, a leading networking technology and ultimately CRM centered call center and outsourcing company which was acquired in August of 2000 by an investment form and ultimately sold to ACS.

Before founding 1-800-Support, Mr. Mendell spent 6 years with a technology training and netwroking company called Pacific Dataware as its President and CEO, 2 years with Intel Corporation as a Senior Systems Emgineer, and 2 years with the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory designing diagnostics and internetworking for a major fusion energy experiment.

Mr. Mendell holds a BSEE from Clarkson University and MSEE from the University of California at Santa Barbara, and an MBA from the school of hard knocks. Mr. Mendell is also an avid snow skier, water skier, certified professional scuba diver, and a real nice guy. [edit]

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User:(WT-en) Dmmaus

Same user as Wikipedia:User:dmmaus.

I'm a Sydneysider born and bred.

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User:(WT-en) Dmolla

Hi, I stumbled on Wikivoyage in October 2009 and I intend to contribute to it as I travel... and I travel a lot due to my work. Expect to see edits from Australia, my current residence, Spain, my home country, and Japan, my wife's home country.

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User:(WT-en) Dmoore3

For a short introduction about myself, travels and experience, please visit... http://www.unique-southamerica-travel-experience.com/aboutus.html

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User:(WT-en) Dnik

Hello, I'm dnik from Croatia.

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User:(WT-en) Dno

Dean, or Deano to his mates, was born and raised in Brisbane but now lives in Canberra.

He has travelled to New Zealand a number of times, most recently in April 2003 when he spent a month travelling up and down the length of the South Island.

What limited travel ambitions he has includes a tour of the world's great comedy festivals in Melbourne, Montreal and Edinburgh

He maintains a journal/weblog called Elsewhere Today.

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User:(WT-en) Doc86

About me
I live in Constanta, Romania and I love to travel. I lived one year in Lille, France. I speak English and French. You cant contact me at: vijialasergiu@gmail.com

Project
1. Constanta

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User:(WT-en) Docbob49

Hola.

I am currently considering a move to mexico. you??

check out these links, ok??

http://my.opera.com/casaverde2/albums/

http://picasaweb.google.com/campbellmx

http://picasaweb.google.com/campbell2

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http://campbell2.googlepages.com

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http://flickr.com/photos/casarosa2

http://flickr.com/photos/docbob49

roseanncampbell.com

casarosadelmar.com

casarosadelmar.tripod.com

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User:(WT-en) Doc James

I have finally gotten through captcha... I edit primarily over at Wikipedia. Would love to see these two sites integrated more and thus the google ads disappear. My Wikipedia user page

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User:(WT-en) Doc Risk

I love to travel. I've been to Canada, England, Scotland, Wales, Spain, Portugal, Venezuela, Egypt, Israel, Germany, and India. I hope to at least step foot in every country before I die. And hope to move to New Zealand with my wife and kid soon.

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User:(WT-en) Docrjr

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My name is Dr. Manuel R. Roman, Jr. I am interested in hearing from individuals who have toured Utah Beach or Nazi prison camps to get pre-trip information regarding the best way to travel, hotels, etc. My email is docrjr@sbcglobal.net

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User:(WT-en) DodgerH8ter

WikiTravel proved to be invaluable to me when planing a recent trip. I found the info here better than the info at bigger travel sites such as TripAdvisor. Because it was so helpful to me, I want to contribute. I am very familiar with the parks and outdoor activities in my home town of Santa Cruz, Ca. and the immediate area. My hobbies include botany, astronomy, geology and biology. My activities include, hiking, camping, fishing, diving, snorkeling, surfing, kayaking, 4x4ing, mountain climbing and hunting.

I hope to be able to provide valuable information on the outdoor activities available in the Santa Cruz, Gavilian and Santa Lucia mountains.

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User:(WT-en) Doggydoo

I'm a nice guy living in Santa Fe.

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User:(WT-en) Dohnutman

Dohnutman's Wiki – About Me
I was born and raised in California, (Bay Area) and moved to Boston, Massachusetts to attend college. Met my wife and never moved back….

Travel Interests
Places: Countries, States, Cities, and Regions I love to visit or would love to visit. (These are also areas I will try to contribute Articles to.)

In the US

California – the Golden State
 * Bay Area – Home Sweet Home
 * California Delta – a.k.a the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta - Very hard area to photograph but a very fascinating landscape full of levees (most of the area is 15 feet above sea level with some areas below sea level), draw bridges, walnut grooves, and vineyards.
 * Half Moon Bay – Beach and surf city. Fun to explore Highway 92 and the Highway 1 (a.k.a the Pacific Coast Highway.)
 * Menlo Park – Not Menlo Park in NJ
 * Mountain View (California)
 * Palo Alto – a.k.a. "Shallow Alto" cause of the high yuppie and student populations, but still a neat city to explore.
 * San Francisco – love "the City" even though it can be a huge tourist trap.
 * San Jose (California)

Hawaii – Aloha! Also scoffing at you Cape Cod beaches!!
 * Big Island (Hawaii)
 * Kauai
 * Maui
 * Molokai
 * Oahu

Massachusetts – Pahk the Cah in the Yahd (Yes some people REALLY speak that way.)
 * Cape Cod
 * Boston
 * Greater Boston
 * MetroWest
 * Framingham – The reason Framingham is the largest "town" in MA is because they refuse to change the designation to city!
 * Natick
 * Newton and surrounding villages
 * Central Massachusetts
 * Shirley
 * Yarmouth (Massachusetts)

Nevada
 * Las Vegas – There is more to do in Vegas than just gamble. (No really there is.)

Oregon – Pronounced like Organ NOT Oro-Gone like the Chowdah-heads say :-) Washington & the Pacific Northwest (United States of America)
 * Portland
 * Vancouver (Washington)
 * Seattle

United States National Parks – I have a buddy whose mission is to see all the NPS parks by 2010. I hope to join him on some of those adventures.

'''The Caribbean & the North Atlantic – Scoff at you Cape Cod beaches!! Yes the water really is that blue, the sand that white, and heat that hot!'''
 * Aruba (2006)
 * Bahamas (Grand Bahama) (2007)
 * Curacao (2007)

Future Caribbean Trips on the Radar – Going to *try* to see 1 to 3 islands a year.

 * Bermuda
 * Puerto Rico

 * Anguilla
 * Antigua and Barbuda
 * Barbados
 * Bonaire
 * Cayman Islands
 * Cuba
 * Dominica
 * Dominican Republic
 * Grenada
 * Jamaica
 * Martinique
 * Montserrat
 * Netherlands Antilles – Saba
 * St Barthelemy
 * Saint Lucia
 * Saint Kitts and Nevis
 * Saint Martin - 1 island, 2 countries! Want to see both sides - the French north Saint Martin & the Dutch south Sint Maarten
 * Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
 * Trinidad and Tobago
 * Virgin Islands – US Virgin Islands – St. Thomas, St. John's & St. Croix. & the British Virgin Islands

North Atlantic
 * Islands in the Commonwealth of the Bahamas
 * Abaco
 * Acklins
 * Andros
 * Berry Islands
 * Bimini
 * Cat Island
 * Crooked Island
 * Eleuthera
 * Exuma
 * Grand Bahama
 * Inagua
 * Long Island
 * Mayaguana
 * New Providence
 * Ragged Island
 * Rum Cay
 * San Salvador

 * Turks and Caicos Islands

The Caribbean side of – Central & South America – Joining in on the laughter of Cape Cod beaches :-)

 * Mexico (Yucatan Peninsula (Cancun)
 * Belize
 * Costa Rica
 * Honduras
 * Panama
 * Venezuela

The regions of the South Pacific [Oceania] – Yep - Scoffing at the Cape Cod beaches as well!!

 * American Samoa
 * Australia
 * Cook Islands
 * Federated States of Micronesia
 * French Polynesia (Tahiti)
 * Guam
 * Fiji
 * Marshall Islands
 * New Zealand
 * Papua New Guinea
 * Samoa
 * Solomon Islands
 * Tonga

The countries of Mediterranean Europe – Also Scoffing at the Cape Cod beaches as well!!

I can get the wife to brave it – East Asia & Southeast Asia
 * Cyprus
 * Greece
 * Italy
 * Malta
 * Monaco
 * Portugal
 * Spain
 * Turkey

 * China (Hong Kong)
 * Japan

 * Indonesia (Bali)
 * Malaysia
 * Philippines (Manila)
 * Singapore
 * Thailand
 * Vietnam

Canada, Mexico, Central, & South America as well as (Europe are on the radar too!)

(So many places, so little time and money :-)

Docent
What do you call someone who speaks 3 languages? (Tri-lingual) 2 languages? (Bi-lingual) 1 language? (AMERICAN :-)

I volunteered to be a docent for the Bay Area, Cape Cod, & Caribbean (Areas where I have spent or plan to spend significant amounts of my life!)

Please feel free to contact me by email by using the "E-mail this user" link in the toolbox to the left. '''Include "Wikivoyage" in the subject line or I'm likely to chuck it as spam or junk :-)

In the mean time here are some helpful Wiki Links:

 * Wiki Markup – The basics of the Wiki Markup Language
 * Graffiti Wall – Practice your Wiki Markup

 * Manual of Style

 * Start a new page
 * Article Templates
 * Template Index

 * Project Page
 * Goals & Non-Goals
 * Policies & Guidelines

 * Docents
 * Babel – Language key

 * Promote Wikivoyage

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User:(WT-en) Dolce Vita Villas

Dolce Vita Villas Ltd offers a wide selection of holiday homes, apartments and luxury rental villas throughout Italy. They are located in the most beautiful areas of the Italian peninsula: Tuscany, Umbria, Marche, the unforgettable Amalfi Coast, Sardinia, Sicily and of course the world famous cities of Florence and Rome.

Established by Mr. Gualtiero Bracci and Mr. Stefano Ciampolini a team of experienced Italian tourist operators and owners of properties familiar with the needs of overseas guests, Dolce Vita Villas Ltd is committed to offering its customers a level of service that is second-to-none.

All properties in the Dolce Vita Villas catalogue meet a strict list of quality parameters based on comfort, convenience and proximity to places of great natural beauty and of cultural and gastronomic importance; our fully automated, on-line booking service allows us to offer holidaymakers and their families a competitive, yet personalised service.

It is our intention to win a reputation for reliability and integrity, as well as excellent value. By accessing our personalised website www.dolcevitavillas.com. you will be able to check every aspect and phase of your relationship with DVV - from the moment you book, through to checking into your Italian holiday home.

We are sure like us, you share a love for that very special style of elegant living that is only to be found in Italy.

CONTACT US

Please do not hesitate to contact us if you need further information about our properties, rates, booking conditions and our tailored entertainment services, or any travel tip on your upcoming holiday to Italy.

You can contact us: By telephone UK number +44(0) 20 74360426 or US number +1 201 4675223 By fax UK number to +44(0) 20 74360428 By email writing to info@dolcevitavillas.com

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User:(WT-en) Domie

Mijn naam is Dominique Thomas, ik ben student tandheelkunde en een van mijn passies is aardrijkskunde. Vandaar dat ik op Wikivoyage zit, maar vooral om de Nederlandse Wikivoyage te ondersteunen, die maar niet van de grond wil komen (omdat er maar 2 pippo's zogezegd willen meewerken, en het er in feite meer zijn (allen dus naar Project:Dutch Wikivoyage Expedition)

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User:(WT-en) Domni

I'm Cristina Domnisoru, from Romania :)

I live in the US, and i'm a chronic travel planner; I like going places that are off the beaten path

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User:(WT-en) Domukaz

Hi. I'm Domukaz. I'm from the Greater Boston region. I haven't traveled much, but I'll lend a hand where I can. I'll probably stick to the Northeast section of the United States of America as long as I'm there.

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User:(WT-en) Don

Originally from Salt Lake City, I lived in Bothell from March 2002 to April 2004, when I moved to Glendale, Arizona to take a job based on an offer that in reality didn't match the job at all.

In June 2004 I relocated again, returning to Salt Lake City where I planned to attend the University of Utah College of Pharmacy. In November 2004 I was offered a fantastic opportunity to return to the company I worked for in Bothell, so in January 2005 I packed up and moved (third time in nine months!) and now I live in Mill Creek.

Over 3,000 miles of driving around the western United States and I ended up living 3 miles from my previous apartment. gah!

Don online

 * donnunn.com - personal weblog
 * photos.donnunn.com - photographs snapped with my camera phone or sent to me by friends/family with camera phones
 * Flickr photos - largely duplicates of the photos.donnunn.com site, but offers the ability to comment on the photos

Other wiki participation

 * Wikipedia: Corixidae
 * Seattle Wiki: Don
 * Wikiquote: Corixidae

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User:(WT-en) DonaldFrederickLandry II

hello, i'am from portland, maine. --(WT-en) DonaldFrederickLandry II 14:07, 9 January 2010 (EST)

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User:(WT-en) DonaldLandryII

Hello and Welcome To My User Page!

Name Donald Landry II (2) From: Portland, Maine Age: 18 soon to be 19 on dec 6

Please give me a chance to contribute accordingly.... thank you... --(WT-en) DonaldLandryII 22:44, 18 November 2008 (EST)

type of car i want to have-mini cooper where i want to go-london, paris, moscow etc where i have been: Maine, Massachusetts, and NH going somewhere soon?-Possibly Boston? around my birthday will see... i only get 400 bucks to spend so idk... lol

Please leave me a message on My Talk Page! Thanks --(WT-en) DonaldLandryII 22:44, 18 November 2008 (EST)

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User:(WT-en) Donciavas

A keen traveler

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User:(WT-en) Donkertje79

Hi, I'm Sabrina Donker and I'm from the Netherlands.

Since 5 years I live in Gran Canaria, I will try to contribute to this topic.

Cheers, Sabrina http://www.grancanaria-explorer.com

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User:(WT-en) Donkeyfly

Born in Ketchikan and raised in Juneau I make a habit of promoting Alaska to every person I meet. I'm a soon to be graduated college student and have traveled in 20(?) countries ranging from Vietnam to Monoglia to Romania to Egypt. Next up is South America.

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User:(WT-en) Don.Kosak

About Me
I'm Don Kosak. I live in Hilo, Hawaii and have traveled throughout the US, Brazil, Spain, Japan, Korea, and China.

I've lived in:
 * Pittsburgh, PA; Boston, MA; and Hilo, Hawaii in the USA
 * Rio de Janiero & Sao Paulo in Brazil
 * and Osaka in Japan.

Please feel free to leave notes to me on my Talk page.

If you use an iPad to edit Wiki Travel, check out "Wiki Edit" in the App Store. It makes editing wiki markup much easier.

Regards,

- Don

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User:(WT-en) Donners

My name is John Donners, and I live and work in Yokohama, Japan. I have made many weekend trips around Japan in the last two years.

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User:(WT-en) Donny

Donny is Irish, lives in Edinburgh, UK, and has a particular interest in S.E. Asia.

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User:(WT-en) Doopie

I'm native to Berlin/Germany and Central Israel.

I love traveling and Wikivoyage has already helped me many times. I am fascinated by Wikivoyage's community and will try my best to contribute as much as possible.

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User:(WT-en) Dorgan

Hello! I'm (WT-hu) Dorgan from Hungarian Wikivoyage. You can write me, into my Hungarian talk page.

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