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69The Forbidden City of China
by whitelions
The Forbidden City was the Chinese Imperial palace from the mid-Ming Dynasty to the end of the Qing Dynasty. It is located in the middle of Beijing, China. It now houses the Palace Museum. The complex... published 3 days ago
79You Can Write To King Arthur
by CJStone
King Arthur is this ex-biker, ex-soldier, ex-builder who had a brainstorm back in the eighties and decided he was King Arthur, after which he donned a white frock and a circlet, and has been causing various kinds of trouble ever since. published 4 weeks ago
90Interesting Facts About China
by MM Del Rosario
China is a colossal country with a fantastic variety of landscapes, wildlife and people. It is the most populous nation on earth. More than 1.1 billion people live in China and so the Chinese make up roughly... published 8 months ago
73Beyond the Crowds: Orkney
by J D Murrah
Beyond the Crowds-The Orkney Islands By Jeffrey D. Murrah “Orkney!” said the surprised Scotsman, and continued, “I have never been to Orkney” . His reaction to hearing of our... published 8 months ago
69Elephanta Caves - A UNESCO World Heritage Site
by Anamika S
Elephanta Caves is an extremely popular tourist location in India. It is famous for the hand made temple carved out of one stone which is the abode of Lord Shiva. To reach the temple one has to travel by sea,... published 6 months ago
75A St. Kitts experience: Brimstone Hill
by J D Murrah
When my family and I visited St. Kitts, one of the sites we visited was a site known as Brimstone Hill. Brimstone Hill is the name given to an old hilltop British fort located on the island. Brimstone Hill... published 6 months ago
70A Day out in Carcassonne
by BrianS
La Cite View over new Carcassonne The start point for this day out is the little village of Issel which sits approximately 10 minutes from the Canal du Midi and Castelnaudary'. The reason I am starting the... published 4 days ago
56Another Drakensberg Delight - One Big Outdoor Art Gallery
by Mountain Man
There are literally thousands of paintings in caves and overhangs in the Drakensberg where you can see the wonderful artistic legacies left to us by the Bushman / San people. Their locations are secret. Well... published 3 months ago
67Castles in Wales
by pkmcr
This will be a developing exploration of the Castles of Wales as we visit them over the coming months and indeed years. From the more well known such as Caernarvon (scene of the Investiture of our Current... published 4 months ago
61South Africa's wonders, the heritage sites
by Susann
South Africa has no less than eight of the 812 heritage sites. South Africa has got a diverse culture, history and spectacular natural resources and wildlife. Cultural Fossil Hominid Sites of Sterkfontein,... published 13 months ago
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