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Jakhoo - The Highest Peak of Shimla

SumitVashisht
November
15
/ 2009
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Jakhu is the highest peak in Shimla. You cannot avoid it even if you want to. The ridge of Shimla town starts from the western shoulder of Jakhu and extends towards west.

Great Wolf Lodge Traverse City

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Dr. Jessie Voigts
November
13
/ 2009

Great Wolf Lodge Traverse City

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Caribbean Volunteer Expeditions: Digging for History in St. Kitts

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Lexa Pennington
November
13
/ 2009
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Profiles in Travel Writing: David Hill

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Ed Forteau
November
13
/ 2009

Profiles in Travel Writing: David Hill

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Historic Scotland's St Andrews Free Weekend

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Lexa Pennington
November
12
/ 2009
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HISTORIC SCOTLAND TO CELEBRATE

OUR NATIONAL DAY WITH ST ANDREW’S

FREE WEEKEND

 

A World Class Treasure

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Julie Royce
November
12
/ 2009

A World Class Treasure: Grand Rapids’ Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park

 

Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park

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Forum on Education Abroad: London Event

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Lexa Pennington
November
11
/ 2009
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Forum on Education Abroad Events

Standards of Good Practice Workshop to be Offered in London

Book Review: What I Saw In Africa

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Dr. Jessie Voigts
November
10
/ 2009

We've got a book to review today that gives an in-depth view into intercultural adaptation. What I Saw In Africa, by D. Marie Winters, is a detailed journey through a three-month internship the author had in Africa. D.

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Book Review: Spooky Campfires Tales

wobbles22
November
09
/ 2009
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Spooky Campfires Tales
 

Discover Tuscany Underground - when you think you've seen it all!

Alexandra Korey
November
09
/ 2009
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