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Nightmare travelling companion
I was in the middle row of an airplane and the woman next to me had a metal mask on. One of her companions asked me to move. It was similar to a burka but metal. I had never seen it before..
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*** Looking for Travel Companions: San Fran, NZ, Sydney, or
*** Looking for Travel Companions: San Fran, NZ, Sydney, or Northern Europe // Flexible Departure Date: End of Oct to Feb ***
Irrespective of order:
Copenhagen, Denmark
Stockholm, Sweden
Oslo, Norway
Helsinki, Finland
San Francisco, USA
Auckland, New Zealand
Sydney, Australia
Please send along a note if you're planning on travelling -- contactify. com/279fc -- strongly prefer if you have voice or video communication to plan the trip. Contact form on link. Thanks..
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airport to hotel
I'm doing some research for my granddaughter and her boyfriend who arrive in Brisbane. They are Canadian university students and on a budget. How would you recommend they travel to their hotel from the airport?.
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Appalachian Trail Buddies, Starting March/April 2012
Hi there,
My name is Elena, i'm 21 from Derbyshire, England, currently living in Canada.
My next ambition is to hike the Appalachian trail in the states, 2012 season. I love the outdoors, hiking is my passion and i am excited to take on the challenge that is all over 2,000 miles of the trail.
I feel this is a trip i cannot undertake alone though, for safety reasons etc and so i am looking for people,from whatever walk of life, to join me on this adventure, have fun and revel in the challenge and experience.
Have you ever been inspired to take upon the challenge of the Appalachian Trail or something similar? Are you physically fit and able? Are you available from March/April 2012? Are you eligible for a tourist visa for the USA? Are you prepared to go without home comforts?
I definately recommend reading 'A Walk In The Woods' By Bill Bryson too, if you are interested.
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Lhasa-Shigatse-Mt.Everest
I've moved this to the Travel Companions Forum for you..
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Do you know what is Travel-related business?
That is true, after i wrote this I investigated on the internet and realize they do have value, sometimes a lot.
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travel to Tibet
Hello, everyone, I am a university who will be graduate this June and now I'm planning my graduation travel. To go to Tibet is my dream ,Tibet is the roof of the world. The enthralling year-round snow, aerial mountains, mysterious religions, exotic customs and spectacular inhabitants of it will surely give people the unique experience .I want to spend 6 or 8 days there ,during the time ,I want to see Namco lake, Yamzhog Yumtso Lake, Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Barkhor Street, Sera Monastery, Lhasa Musuem, Palkor Chode, Shalu Gompa and so on if time is enough. But now ,I have a problem, as a student ,I do not have enough money , so I need to find other parnters to share the expense. I am wonder if there is anyone interested in this plan .my e-mail is ts1988211@hotmail.com, if you want to join me ,please send e-mail to me ,then we can disscuss more .
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Need travel companion to Tibet
Hello, my friend an I are plan to go to Tibet at the end of June, but we need two more people together to share the expense ,the following is our plan, If you are interested in this idea, contact me ,then we disscuss more abot this travel.
25.6: Arrive in Lhasa,
26.6: Lhasa
27.6 Lhasa
28.6: Lhasa - Yamdrok Lake - Gyantse
29.6 Gyantse - Shigatse - Sakya - Tingri
30.6 Tingri - Everest Base Camp
31.6 Everest Base Camp - Shigatse
1.7: Shigatse - Namtso Lake
2.7 Namtso Lake - Lhasa
3.7 Lhasa, leaving Tibet by plane.
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What sources can I use to apply for a grant that will cover
In the current climate, not many I would imagine. Have you looked into being a travel writer or photographer? There's always a need in this area but it's a very competitive marketplace as lots of people want a piece of it (for obvious reasons)..
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What is the best travel/tour agency to use for escorted trip
We used Trafalgar Tours for our first trip to Italy.
The trip we chose was the [url=http://briggl.com/italy/index.php]Best of Italy[/url] tour which took us through Rome, Sorrento (and the Isle of Capri and Pompeii,) Assisi, Ravena, Venice, Verona, Milan, Italian Lakes, Pisa, Florence, Siena and back to Rome and Tivoli..
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Need travel companion to Tibet
Thanks for your advice !.
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Any over 50's travellers in and around London?
Hi there,
We are a group of friendly, fun and over 50 travellers who meet up in London every 4 weeks or so in an informal environment to talk about everything travel related, share our travel tips and a few of us have recently been on holiday together. We're all part of an online travel community too. Next meeting is in early April in London. Let me know if you're keen and I'll send more details.
Regards,
Bernie
[url]http://www.mytravelcompanions.com[/url].
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Expenses paid Travel companion
This is amazing and interesting (but too bad, I have replied waaay too late).
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Bike/Cycle across China
This is such an awesome traveling idea!.
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Travelbuddies Wanted!
Aaaah, this is such a bummer! Why did I just read this message? I also want a travel buddy too in Tibet!.
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Mongol Rally 2011 - Teammate Wanted!
Does driving across 25 countries, in 6 weeks, whet your travelling appetite?! If so, then please read on...
Team 'Between a Yak and a Hard Place' on this year's Mongol Rally could do with an extra body or two! Currently, there are just two of us, which is perfectly fine, but we'd like to share this epic adventure with a couple more intrepid travellers!
We aim to complete the (approximately!) 10,000 mile journey in a second-hand ambulance, which we will donate upon our arrival. We're hopeful that sponsorship can be sought to cover the cost of purchasing the ambulance, along with some essential supplies. We're also aiming to raise 500 each for The Christina Noble Children's Foundation and Ronald McDonald House Charities, through fundraising events and donations.
Our route will take us across Europe and Asia, from Goodwood in the UK to Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, through the following countries: UK, France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Kosovo, Macedonia, Bulgaria, Turkey, Iraq? (Kurdistan), Iran, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan? (only a few hundred metres across the border, technically no-man's land before the border posts), Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Russia and finally Mongolia!
[u:817d3e5ed4]The facts
* We leave on 23rd July 2011 and should be able to return by 5th September 2011.
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OZ OZ OZ ! missing friends in OZ. i need your help
@Paul: Do you think that my topic should be moved to Ocean - Australia forum?There will have more Australian people to read and help me find information about my friends.
Regards..
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Go to Zanzibar with me
It would certainly help if you posted a fuller introduction in the Introductions Forum, Johan.
Perhaps tell people that you that you run a safari company? You were looking for a travel companion and not just paying punters, weren't you? :?.
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Looking for someone to share the road in oregon and Califo
Hi Ccile and welcome to Aardvark. I hope you're able to find a suitable travelling partner. Your trip sounds pretty adventurous.
Sorry to be a boring old fogey but I worry about someone hitch-hiking these days. Please do be careful.
Have a great trip and keep in touch!
Kay 8).
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Adventurous gay holiday in India
India is a country with many distinguishing characteristics and has plenty to offer all kinds of travelers. From pristine coastlines to snow-covered Himalayas, and all of the diverse terrain between the two, India gay travel offers abundant opportunities to relax or partake in amazing adventures. India has long been a center for spirituality and important advancements in natural medicine, making gay vacations to India the perfect option for those in search of the opportunity to center themselves, rejuvenate their spiritual side and refocus on the things that really matter in life.
The multidimensional character of India also allows for gay holidays that focus on exploring sacred, historical and cultural sites, trekking through untouched wilderness, shopping in traditional bazaars and high-end boutiques, indulging in delicious cuisine or learning about life in a rural village.
Folks on a gay vacation in India will likely find that it can be a challenge to locate visible LGBT communities, even in large metropolitan areas.
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