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    Chris and Simon; Thrilled to be riding the Tube again by: crustyadventures Views[1075]     

    What About Aeroplanes?

    UNITED KINGDOM | Mon, 11 Aug 2014 | By kakimono | Views [713] | Comments [1]

    At 2:00, our taxi driver came to pick us up. He was pretty friendly, talking about his family and his favorite highways. (He's the first person I've met who's had a favorite highway, as far as I'm aware.) He was also much more interesting than Waverley, ... Read more >

    Tags: airplanes, airports, boredom, taxi, waverley

    The library

    UNITED KINGDOM | Thu, 1 May 2014 | By hetahannaloviisa | Views [424]

    The story begins from the library.   Yes, I know this is a travel journal. Each one has its beginning. Mine begins from the library. I am stuck in what people may call a glass zebra, the Duncan Rice Library in University of Aberdeen, Scotland.... Read more >

    Tags: boredom, exitement, soon-to-be-travels, stand-by, university

     

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    Close to the church is a small chapel that houses the cross planted by Ferdinand Magellan upon landing in the Philippines. Here, pilgrims can hire the “Sinulog-Women” to perform a prayer-dance in front of the cross. The prayer-dance, which includes a recitation of verses while waving a candle and dancing a set of backward-forward steps, is considered as the highest form of reverence to the Sto.Nino. : by spiderjon, Views[844]
    Close to the church is a small chapel that houses the cross planted by Ferdinand Magellan upon landing in the Philippines. Here, pilgrims can hire the “Sinulog-Women” to perform a prayer-dance in front of the cross. The prayer-dance, which includes a recitation of verses while waving a candle and dancing a set of backward-forward steps, is considered as the highest form of reverence to the Sto.Nino.

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