Thursday, December 15, 2011

Edward Jenner - The Man Who Saved More Lives Than Anyone Else in History

This weekend marks a huge landmark in the medical history of the globe. It is the anniversary of an occasion which has saved billions of lives, and but it might possibly not rate a single mention in the tabloid press. For centuries millions of folks lived in dread of contracting smallpox, a very contagious illness which swept across continents as a deadly plague, killing about a third of its victims...
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Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Virginia Museums - The Mariners Museum and Monitor Center in Newport News, VA

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Monday, November 21, 2011

Yacht Charter on the French Riviera

The Côte d'Azur, generally identified in English as the French Riviera is the Mediterranean coastline of the southeast corner of France. It also consists of the sovereign state of Monaco. It has no officially recognised boundaries but is generally regarded as to extend from either the French town Menton or the Italian border in the east to Saint Tropez, Hyères or even Cassis in the west.The French...
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Monday, November 7, 2011

Review of Egypt and Trafalgar's Best of Egypt Tour

I recently got back from a "once in a lifetime" trip to Egypt. Since I thought Egypt was a fairly exotic and possibly harmful destination, I decided to take an organized tour. Soon after carrying out a bit of investigation, the tour enterprise I chose was Trafalgar. I booked myself on the "Most effective of Egypt" tour.I am quite glad that I went to pay a visit to Egypt. It was an outstanding destination....
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Friday, October 28, 2011

Books on Cycling Around the World

John Foster Fraser's "Round the World on a Wheel" could be the initial critical cycling book written. Fraser and two companions left London from St Pancras' Church in 1896 and spent two years cycling across Europe, Asia and America on their sturdy road-bikes just before returning to the exact same spot by what was then one of the classic cycling routes in London, Clapham Common, Kennington Park...
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Thursday, October 27, 2011

The Five Greatest Unmissable London Tourist Attractions

London is one of the awesome capital cities of the world and if you are going to visit it there are 5 fantastic London tourist attractions that you simply can not afford to miss.1. Number 1 on any tourists list has to be Buckingham Palace. Situated at the end of the globe well-known "Mall", Buckingham Palace is the official residency of The Queen (Queen Elizabeth) and is probably 1 of the most quickly...
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Wednesday, October 26, 2011

North Norfolk Family Holidays 8 'Time-Travelling' Family Activities to Explore the Historic Coast

The North Norfolk coast is a pretty particular place to me as it is exactly where I grew up, and as a child fell in adore with its rich heritage of historic locations that very first sparked my interest in our British History. From the Prehistoric to World War II, there is so much to discover and discover and I'd like to share my local information for any person who is searching for a unique 'time-travelling'...
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