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The Luggage Club

When you're traveling and you don't want to lug around your luggage, you can definitely now travel with a peace of mind and travel like an elite when you allow for The Luggage Club to take away your worries. I like to travel and having to go through customs and worrying about how I'm going to...

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tlclub on April 24, 2007 from Oshkosh, United States

from the travel blog: Around The World

Last stop this town

We came to LA for one reason and one reason only- to shop. Having ditched pretty much every garment we owned in Cancun we were excited about the prospect of wearing clothes which did not have comedy value written all over them. With the help of our long abused credit cards we explored the...

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Murph, Tay, Colly and Erin on April 24, 2007 from Los Angeles, United States

from the travel blog: The Smug Amigos Do Central America

Wisconsin, America's Dairyland

Arrived at our hotel in Wisconsin on Sunday afternoon, called The Abbey Resort www.theabbeyresort.com. This was a beautiful tourist spot right on Lake Geneva - I can just imagine droves of families from Chicago spending a few weeks here in the summer. Mike and I kept thinking we might even catch...

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Sally Delaney on April 23, 2007 from Burlington, United States

from the travel blog: Sally DeLearning - American Style 2007

Travel

When I first layed eyes on Alaska, I knew I would be going back, I seen the ocean, it was froze over, breathtaking, You would see people ice skating, ice fishing, just looking ever bit of it. The people there were awlsome, they were from different parts of the world, They had their own story to...

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jeannie_wood2001 on April 22, 2007 from Anchorage, United States

from the travel blog: ALASKA

Votes, Photos, and Discussion

This weekend, I've been blowing off a bunch of paying work so that I can put some new features into Blogabond. This is stuff that's been bugging me for a while and I think it will make the site just that little bit more usable. First, it always bugged me that when you clicked on "Photos",...

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Jason Kester on April 22, 2007 from Portland, United States

from the travel blog: Building Blogabond

Dubuque (Dew -buke)

Spent last night at this really interesting city. Dubuque is in Iowa on the edge of Wisconsin and Illinois. We came over the hill and there was the grand old Mississippi - what a surprise and beautiful sight. I know that this photo looks like Sydney harbour but it really is the...

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Sally Delaney on April 21, 2007 from Dubuque, United States

from the travel blog: Sally DeLearning - American Style 2007

Cedar Rapids - IDLA Conference

We arrived late last night in Cedar Rapids after two flights and minus our luggage! (It turned up this morning.) Cedar Rapids is a city of 120,000 people and is home to the Quaker Oats industry. Iowa is a very agricultural area but most farms are about 300-400 acres and are incredibly neat and...

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Sally Delaney on April 19, 2007 from Cedar Rapids, United States

from the travel blog: Sally DeLearning - American Style 2007

Start of Trip

Departed from Cleveland to Newark, then Newark to Berlin, Germany

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Hepp56 on April 18, 2007 from Cleveland, United States

from the travel blog: Berline Germany Trip - April 2007

San Fransisco here we come

First stop - San Francisco. This is a really interesting city. As cities go it is quite small 700,000 ish and very multicultural. Chinese and Italians arrived during the Gold Rushes but lots of Russians, Spanish etc. We had a ride in a trolley car this morning which is a bit like a roller...

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Sally Delaney on April 17, 2007 from San Francisco, United States

from the travel blog: Sally DeLearning - American Style 2007