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Fri, 22 Sep 2006 | By all_powered_up | Views [1267]
So i got a train from Amsterdam to Berlin and it was 6 hours of chill. Reading Cloud Atlas and listening to Frou Frou (to put me in a German mood) and The Shins, "this will change your life" (Garden State - great film). I know, the film thing ... Read more >
Sun, 5 Jun 2016 | By wanderlustgail | Views [865]
My last days in Germany found me in Frankfurt am Main, a city I had never visited despite having passed through so many times before, both by plane and train. I am not the only traveler who has been skipping it. Out of the millions of people who transit ... Read more >
Tags: asparagus, budget, craving, frankfurt, germany, main, sabbatical, solo, spargel, travel
Wed, 8 Aug 2007 | By connie_elman | Views [692]
So Friday morning Elman's parents picked me up at 5.30am. The traffic wasn't the best so we needed a bit over an hour to get to the airport. Our plane left at 10am. Finally, we got to fly out, was very happy at that point in time. Taipai Airport is ... Read more >
Tags: planes trains & automobiles
Wed, 31 Aug 2016 | By kimswim | Views [568]
It is a charming little sea resort town with a lovely church and their beach is the largest on the Baltic. Conditions are great for sailing, windsurfing, and kite surfing so it is a popular destination for German tourists.
Our weather was perfect ... Read more >
Fri, 16 Jul 2010 | By toddzy | Views [561]
Day 6 There he was, strolling through the Amsterdam train station while I was waiting patiently for 2 hours. Rolling his bag and shading his eyes with giant white rim glasses, the man of the house himself, Mr. Macaulay Culkin. Totally made the wait ... Read more >
Sun, 21 Jun 2015 | By irenecabay | Views [515]
I flew from Budapest Hungary to Düsseldorf, Germany on my return to London, UK. The cost of the flight was a mere $20 more than to fly back to London directly. My friend, Vivian, met me at the airport and took me to her home in Essen, about a 45 ... Read more >
Fri, 8 Oct 2010 | By aroundtheworldigo | Views [474]
Dear All Loved Ones, Wow! The past month down to the past few hours have been filled with emotions that I can’t identify…well maybe one, OVERWHELMED! But now as I sit on the plane, and we go through these crazy time changes, I finally feel calm, besides ... Read more >
Tue, 22 Jun 2010 | By akulhavy | Views [350]
June 21 st : On to Germany First night without internet in a week so time to catch up on the old journal. Got to Germany finally, and were picked up by mom’s friends. I guess I can relate to these friends as the equivillant of Andy or ... Read more >
Tue, 28 Aug 2007 | By koko | Views [340]
so, weiss jemand, wo es hier in marburg diese autan-sticks gibt? finde nur spray, aber das ist iiiiihhhhh...noch drei tage bis abflug! juchee!!! :D
Tags: The Planning Phase
Wed, 10 Apr 2013 | By viewsofeye | Views [331] | Scholarship Entry
Fifteen and chasing perspective, I travelled to Germany as part of a work experience foreign exchange programme. This, our teachers said, would give students insight in to the ‘real world.’ For me, cleaning without pay in some dingy hotel was merely insight ... Read more >
Tags: Travel Writing Scholarship 2013
Tue, 1 Jul 2008 | By katieback | Photo Gallery
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Tue, 6 May 2014 | By mattso | Photo Gallery
Sightseeing around Munich and the Royal Castles Tour
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Tue, 18 Nov 2014 | By alemyrs | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry
I have always been in constant contact with nature and human artificiality. It created two opposing orders in my life. First it was Mother Nature's creations and then it was human destruction. All my voyages around the world have further supported my ...
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Tags: 2014 travel photography scholarship
Mon, 27 Sep 2010 | By milko_rosie | Photo Gallery
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It's like a gunshot in pin drop silence when the ever calm atmosphere of Antarctica is shredded apart every now and then these days when large chunks of ice break off into the water. Although billed as a natural phenomenon by scientists, day by day, the rate at which the ice is breaking now is counter productive as there is little to no time in recovering that lost ice before the next big 'break'. What I've captured here is a part of the Larsen B ice shelf that broke off in 2002, which is one of the largest break offs known to recent humankind. Experts suggest that this was due to series of warmer summers in Antarctica and that, is a clear heads up to Climate Change.: by shinaz, Views[360]](https://s3.amazonaws.com/aphs.worldnomads.com/shinaz/43372/4P1010183_medium.jpg "NOT ALL CHANGE IS GOOD -
It's like a gunshot in pin drop silence when the ever calm atmosphere of Antarctica is shredded apart every now and then these days when large chunks of ice break off into the water. Although billed as a natural phenomenon by scientists, day by day, the rate at which the ice is breaking now is counter productive as there is little to no time in recovering that lost ice before the next big 'break'. What I've captured here is a part of the Larsen B ice shelf that broke off in 2002, which is one of the largest break offs known to recent humankind. Experts suggest that this was due to series of warmer summers in Antarctica and that, is a clear heads up to Climate Change.: by shinaz, Views[360]")
NOT ALL CHANGE IS GOOD -
It's like a gunshot in pin drop silence when the ever calm atmosphere of Antarctica is shredded apart every now and then these days when large chunks of ice break off into the water. Although billed as a natural phenomenon by scientists, day by day, the rate at which the ice is breaking now is counter productive as there is little to no time in recovering that lost ice before the next big 'break'. What I've captured here is a part of the Larsen B ice shelf that broke off in 2002, which is one of the largest break offs known to recent humankind. Experts suggest that this was due to series of warmer summers in Antarctica and that, is a clear heads up to Climate Change.
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