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84Have Budget Airlines killed the Glamour of Flying?
Once flying was glamorous and being a pilot or an air hostess was the coolest of professions. A humourous review of the history of air travel and the rise of no frills airlines. How flight lost its glamor and flight attendants their reputation.
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78Travel to Great Britain and see Red - The Iconic Colour of the British Isles?
Why do the British love RED and why are so many of the icons of England and the UK coloured red? Read on to find out!
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75Eye!
The Eye is iconic. Our primary means of perception and a magnificent optical instrument. How it works, meanings, beautiful eyes and the London Eye.
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83Jaguar!
Jaguar - something streamlined, fast-moving and dangerous. Think creature, think car, think James Bond and the new Jaguar XF. Endangered species?
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70Travel, Nostalgia and the Summer of 1969 (USA)
Join me for a journey across time and space, back to North America in 1969 as seen through the eyes of a young student from England selling magazine subscriptions in Spanish Harlem.
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73Eurostar - A Unique Travel Experience!
The Eurostar journey time is now only 2 hours and 35 minutes from London St. Pancras to the Gare du Nore in Paris. Read on for a unique travel experience!
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69Villa With Pool Near Pollenca, Spain - How To Chill Out on Holiday
If you're looking for an ideal holiday in Europe, why not consider a villa near Pollenca in the northern mountains of Mallorca off the coast of Spain? Find out about the delights of Pollenca and the surrounding area and the lost art of 'doing nothing' on holiday!
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71Train! - Railways, Rail Travel and Great Railroad Journeys
All about trains, railways and great railroad journeys. The train is back. Arguably the best and most environmentally friendly way to see the world is from a train window.
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63A Real Musician
A romantic Short Story. Steve was never a REAL MUSICIAN. He roamed the world playing in hotel lobbies and bars. Then one day, in Munich, he bumped into Diana. Now Diana was always special because she was the real Mccoy; Diana was a Maestro; a REAL MUSICIAN.
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