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The Hotham Valley Railway at Dwellingup is a place that you can go to experience what rail travel was like in the golden age of steam. The team of volunteers work hard to give you an enjoyable day out. The town of Dwellingup is a 40 minute drive from Mandurah, Western Australia.
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The sunshine blogger award is peer recognition celebrating bloggers promoting positivity and sunny vibes. The award is a great way to network with other bloggers and also to help promote new blogs.
On 5th October 2018, I was nominated for the Blogger Recognition Award. I’m a little bit late with this response, and I’m thankful I could finally spend the time to reply to this lovely gesture.
I would like to thank Vansh Tiwari from CrossRoadAdventure for nominating me for the Blogger Recognition Award. I am very appreciative, and I think this is a great way for bloggers to support each other. CrossRoadAdventure is travel blog providing information about travel in India, as well as other travel tips.
The entire island of Delos is an archaeological site, and UNESCO world heritage listed. According to Greek mythology, this island was the birthplace of the god Apollo and his twin sister Artemis. The island was considered as most sacred and its central location made it a wealthy commercial port, attracting the settlement of rich merchants, bankers, artisans, and ship owners.
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San Francisco sits on a hilly peninsula between the Pacific Ocean and San Francisco Bay, in northern California. The landscape created by the hills around the city is unique and has been featured in many well-loved TV shows and movies throughout the decades. Since 1873, the iconic San Francisco cable cars have been climbing the hills through the streets, and they are one of the popular tourist attractions in the city, being the world’s last manually operated cable car network.
Oahu is the third largest Hawaiian Island, after Hawaii and Maui, and is home to the state capital Honolulu. Oahu is categorised into five regions: Honolulu, Central Oahu, Leeward Coast, Winward Coast and the North Shore. Each region has a different character – from laidback surf towns to cosmopolitan city life, fine dining and diverse shopping options.
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So you are going on a holiday? Awesome news! I hope you have a great time.
Now to pack. You have your travel bag open in the middle of your bedroom floor, but where do you start? What to pack for a holiday? Everyone is different, and therefore has different priorities on what constitutes a necessity. I’m not going to bore you with how many different outfits you’re going to need, or how many pairs of shoes, nor dictate the quantities of underwear required. But I would like to offer up a list of some items that I have found very helpful on my own travels, for your consideration as to whether or not they will make it into your empty suitcase. I may also throw in a few opinions for good measure.
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Capri is a beautiful island located to the south of the Gulf of Naples in Italy. Rising out of the Tyrrhenian Sea, much of the island has a rugged coastline – home to caves and grottos that have been eroded out of the limestone and sandstone cliffs by the waves of the sea. Capri & the Blue Grotto it is famous for are well worth including in your Italian itinerary. From the first time you approach this island and dock at the Marina Grande, you will feel the spell of romance that has been cast over this beautiful location.
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Dinkelsbühl is a small town full of character, found along the Romantic Road in Germany. One of the last remaining walled medieval towns, this beautiful area has survived two world wars, allowing you to find it exactly as it has been for centuries.
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During our stay on Naxos, we had planned to do some island hopping. Unbeknownst to us, because we were there so late in the season (1st week of October), most of the inter-island day trips had finished. Not being one to easily let a dream die, I decided to ask around at most of the many day tour places in the town. I found that my best options were on offer from the Naxos Tours office at Chora Naxos Protodikion square, Naxos 843 00, Greece. The friendly staff helped me book a Greek Island tour for my day trip to Koufonisi.
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