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    CHICAGO TO NEW ORLEANS

    USA | Wed, 25 Jan 2012 | By ecrivain | Views [984] | Comments [1]

    The Spirit of New Orleans backed out of Union Station and sat on a flyover for twenty minutes in deference to another, favoured, train using the shared tracks before jolting forward to begin the long journey south. ... Read more >

    Tags: amtrak, chicago, city of new orleans, mississippi, usa. train travel, yazoo

    USA 2003...and travel

    ROMANIA | Thu, 27 Jan 2011 | By fiy3ro | Views [574]

    Dearest Karen attended college in Chicago (good old Trinity) and Joelle in Mississippi. So a bunch of guys decided they want to go down to Mississippi and see Joelle. Seeing an opportunity, I asked them if I can join, they agreeing – the more, the merrier.... Read more >

    Tags: mississippi, road trip, travel

    Blues Pilgrimage

    USA | Thu, 15 May 2008 | By ma_and_pa | Views [765]

    Early in the morning on May 7th, 2008, we headed out to rent a car to take us on our journey through Mississippi, Ten nessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida and finally back to New Orleans, all in eight days. This was a pilgrimage ... Read more >

    Tags: blues, blues awards, blues pilgrimage, clarksdale, mississippi, tunica

     

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    Kyoto, Japan: In the Gion district, a chef washes the pavement in front of his restaurant in preparation for the evening crowds. This age-old tradition continues throughout Japan today, symbolizing that a shop is clean and making it more inviting to passersby. The lazy tranquility that currently enrobes Gion belies the frenetic energy that will soon course down its cobbled lanes, as the neighborhood is one of the few remaining areas where geisha continue to live and work.: by tonykuehn, Views[394]
    Kyoto, Japan: In the Gion district, a chef washes the pavement in front of his restaurant in preparation for the evening crowds. This age-old tradition continues throughout Japan today, symbolizing that a shop is clean and making it more inviting to passersby. The lazy tranquility that currently enrobes Gion belies the frenetic energy that will soon course down its cobbled lanes, as the neighborhood is one of the few remaining areas where geisha continue to live and work.

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