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Delaware Memorial Bridge

admin — Thu, 02 Jun 2011 03:08:51 +0000

Delaware Memorial Bridge is on of the longest bridges in USA. It connects New Jersey and Delaware and is open for road traffic serving 50,000 vehicles per day.

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One standing on this bridge during the clear weather can easily see several cities around as well as Pennsylvania and New Jersey. You should pay in order to pass through, but hey, this is a great bridge that cost a lot of money to build and still needs a lot of money to support.

Anyway, if you will be passing Delaware Memorial Bridge, please make sure its history

Great beaches in Delaware

admin — Thu, 02 Jun 2011 02:35:59 +0000

As you all know, Delaware is facing Atlantic Ocean and it is pretty natural that it has a lot of beaches where people like to spend their weekends and holidays.

Here are some images from Delaware beaches:

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Delaware Coast

Skimboarding at Delaware

It is a lot of fun hanging out in Delaware, especially if you have a place to stay, I’m sure you will be able to find a cheap hotel in Delaware, near the beach. People really like to stay in the water, have a sun bath or just hangout with friends in the beach. That is certainly better than staying at home during the short weekends in the summer time.

Please visit Delaware and have fun!

The Black Canyon of the Gunnison’s Colorado

admin — Mon, 25 Apr 2011 13:57:13 +0000

Gunnison’s” is situated in western Colorado. It is divided by Gunnison river, and the main attraction of these park is deepest black canyon, which was the result of contact of water an stone. This park is have two parts the south and north rims,because there is no bridges there, and it have two entranses. The most atractions are in the south rim, along this side is the road for cars with the wiewing points.

The Black Canyon is the best place to rock climbing, most climbing places are for only advanced level climbers.

The ancient population of this was Ute Indians, and the first expeditors were Spanish.

You can do different kind of activities there like: climbing, rufting,hiking, kayaking and just driving a car along the canyon.

I want to notise that climbing and kayaking reqieres the advanced level, because there very dificult part ant it is dangerous for life.

Little tips of being in Colorado in winter

admin — Mon, 25 Apr 2011 13:50:06 +0000

The best time to visit Colorado is in winter, I really want to go there. I home my dreams will come true.

I want to share small tips that I found in internet. The most popular sky resorts are Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Keystone. On all these slopes they allow one multi pass “The Colorado Ticket”. They are connected with free bus routes. And Aspen is connected too for these network.

Yale University

admin — Mon, 25 Apr 2011 03:53:37 +0000

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World famous Yale University resides in Connecticut, very rural quite state with a great nature and small houses. Very big contrast if you compare it to New York City which is only hours away if you drive by a car.

Yale University is one of the oldest universities in the whole country and belongs to a Ivy League of Schools – nations oldest union of great schools. Many great people graduated from Yale University including several presidents of USA such as both George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush and also Bill Clinton and now secretary of Secretary of State – Hillary Clinton.

Some people say that there are great connections withing alumni and some kind of secret fraternities in this kind of universities, but humors are humors and besides watching these rumors in movies like “Skulls” there is not much you can find out from the college students.

Many people say that it is very hard to get your foot at the door while applying to Yale University, but those who do usually get higher social status and higher starting salary than those who graduate public universities.

20 FREE Things to do in Baltimore (part 2)

admin — Sun, 17 Apr 2011 00:01:58 +0000

11. Check out the scene in Fell’s Point

Experience the history and charm of this Colonial-era neighborhood on the harbor first hand. Window-shop as you walk along the authentic cobblestone streets, but don’t miss the waterfront vista from the end of bustling Broadway Street.

12. Stroll Antique Row

The streets and shops of Antique Row are riddled with interesting and historical finds from art to collectibles to coins and old books. The windows on this promenade are full of intriguing and sometimes odd bits of history to enjoy.

13. Bike the Gwynns Falls trails

Get the off road and enjoy a leisurely (or rigorous) bike ride along the recently expanded 15 miles of trails.

14. Play Volleyball at Rash Field

Check out “Baltimore Beach” and its 7 volleyball courts made up of 1000 tons of snad located at Baltimore Inner Harbor.

15. Party the first Fryday of the Month in Hampden

A frequent setting in John Waters films, here is a neighborhood that still celebrates the bouffant and grilled-cheese charms of charm City. Stop “down Hampden hon” for First Fridays participating merchants host events, parties sales and stay open late, etc.

16. Thake in teh enticing sites, sounds and smells at Lexington Market

For absolutely no money, you can enter the Market, walk around, watch butchers and fishmongers at work, and smell wonderful food cooking. You’ll get feel for what doing the food shopping used to be like.

17. Explore the Farmer’s Market

Over thirty years in existence, Baltimore Farmer’s Market offers the best deals on produce, herbs, flowers, fruit and more. The Baltimore Farmer’s Market is the largest producers-only market in Maryland. If you are lucky you might just get some free samples!

18. Walk around Patterson Park

155 acres strong, Patterson Park is one of the largest parks in Baltimore City with public walkways, romantic paths, pavilions, trees, fountains, a mansion and two lakes.

19. Sing at The Fudgery

Watch and listen as the staff of The Fudgery sing acapella while turning and making fudge, Famous former employees include Baltimore native Sisquo and the rest of Dru Hill.

20. Visit the American Visionary Art Museum

The exterior of the American Visionary Art Museum is almost as interesting as what you’ll find inside. Also, it is surrounded by unique and curious sculptures!

Malibu beach guards

admin — Sat, 16 Apr 2011 23:17:51 +0000

Everybody knows famous Baywatch movie with stars like Pamela Anderson and Carmen Elektra. Honestly, which one of you would not want to be saved by one of those models with curves? I mean one of those?

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Malibu Beaches

admin — Sat, 16 Apr 2011 23:12:09 +0000

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Do you like surfing? Do you like great beaches on a sunny day? Or maybe you like to shop in cool boutiques right after you swim in Ocean? Anyway, Malibu beach is really cool beach in the whole Western Shore, little bit pricy but who cares, when it comes to having a good time?

Many people think that it is really expensive to live in Malibu to enjoy its beaches, but who said you have to live there? Of course if you are movie star or a computer nerd who owns a high-tech company in Silicon Valley it makes everything easy for you. But you can also just take a ride with friends to chill over the weekends in local hotels, but if you are really wanna go cheap, you can get a tent, and live there for free. We will talk about these free beach locations in other articles. But for now, you can take a look at some of the famous Malibu beach guards.

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Mississippi river

admin — Fri, 15 Apr 2011 02:43:52 +0000

Actually Mississippi river is very long and covers several states, but in this article we are going to cover the area where river covers Arkansas – very popular destination for tourists.

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Since there are so many different forests and recreational zones in Arkansas, you can see so many different beautiful islands that shape in different forms – making great views for those who came to see the wild nature.

One of the reasons why Mississippi river is so popular destination for people from different states is because of its fishing seasons. Man, you gotta see this great river full of fish. So many types, so different sizes.

Well, will cover them in a next article.

Alaska – Activity Paradise

admin — Thu, 14 Apr 2011 04:02:06 +0000

When you are going to Alaska do not plan your time by staying in hotel room, because there are so many interesting and fun outdoor activities. You can choose your favorite activities and choose the region where these activities are available. So let do first steps of planning our tour in Alaska.

Let make a list of the activities:

- Mountain biking

If biking is your favorite activity you can ride all Alaska in your bike, or just ride inside of beautiful national parks.

- Camping

Alaska provides camping campground and RV parks, there are private closed or public places. Just pitch your tent and grill near the lake, river or mountain and enjoy.

- Kayaking

The most popular kayak tours in coastal towns such as Ketchikan, Sitka, Juneau, Cordova, Seward, Homer, Whittier and Kodiak.

- Jet boat riding

Alaska’s most accessible glacier is now even easier to enjoy! Here’s an exciting, easy and fast way for you to explore the Matanuska Glacier and River. This is an adventure for the whole family not to be missed.

- Hiking on an ice age glacier or green valleys

One of the top attractions in Alaska is glacer hiking, explore the blue ice of the 26 Mile long Matanuska Glacier.

- Fishing

Alaska Fishing is the angler’s dream come true with some of the most incredible fishing in the world. Alaska’s oceans, rivers, and lakes are teeming with huge runs of record breaking Salmon, Rainbow Trout, beautiful Arctic Char, barn door Halibut and many other challenging sport fish. Alaska, home to five species of Pacific Salmon, holds the world record for the much sought after King Salmon. All of this awaits you in the most spectacular setting on earth.

- Sightseeing

Every step along the way Alaska offers sightseeing in such a wide variety you’ll never lack for choices. From whale watching, wildlife and glacier tours to historical towns and gold mines to cultural experiences to pure Alaskan wilderness adventure, you’ll find much to experience and savor. From the Inside Passage to Fairbanks in the heart of the state to the frigid waters of the Arctic Ocean to the tip of the Kenai Peninsula you’ll discover the best Alaska has to offer.

- Wildlife viewing

An Alaska wilderness vacation and wildlife viewing tour: bears, moose, whales, sheep, caribou and more!

- Cultural experience

Alaska visitors can experience the state’s unique Native culture through many avenues including totem carving, Native dancing, the blanket toss, traditional music, crafts and festivals as well as cultural and historical museums, heritage centers and academics. Whether you want to explore Alaska’s vibrant Native culture or other artistic and intellectual attractions like music festivals, local artisan handiwork, Russian iconography or museum exhibits, a long list of things to do and see awaits you.