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posted by Charles H. Russo on May 18
With Sounds for Sights you can take walking tours of New York City listening on your MP3 player. Go at your own pace with professionally narrated audio tours by local experts.
There are currently guides for Times Square, Rockfeller Center, Lower Manhattan and the South Stree Seaport. More iPod tours are on deck.
posted by Charles H. Russo on May 18
Canary Riverside
Don’t miss Canary Wharf during your London visit. From Bond Street in central London, you will reach Canary Wharf’s tube station in 18 minutes. From London Bridge, the travel time is only eight minutes. Step off at Canary Wharf and admire all the high buildings. It’s not strange that this area is called London’s mini Manhattan. Continue to Canary Riverside by Thames
posted by Charles H. Russo on May 18
500 RSS Subscribers:
I am pretty happy to announce that Blog on travel finally passed the psychological barrier of 500 subscribers to its RSS feed today (via feedburner). It has been quite a long way to achieve this, you can see this in the graph below that shows the RSS Subscribers of this blog from the very beginning:
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posted by Charles H. Russo on May 17
Next autumn, SAS
posted by Charles H. Russo on May 16
All Day I Dream About Photography
posted by Charles H. Russo on May 16
Downtown Santa Fe, New Mexico, is one of those magical places where time seems to stand still. No one’s in a hurry, everyone has a smile on their face and there’s something unique around ever corner. Stroll the historic downtown area to enjoy an eclectic array of galleries and eateries mixed with Spanish colonial-era heritage and native culture.
If you don’t know where to start, here are a few suggestions:
WHERE TO STAY - Your first order of business is finding a place to stay. Try El Farolito at 514 Galisteo Street. This award-winning, downtown Santa Fe Bed and Breakfast will charm and delight you with it’s authentically-furnished adobe casitas with private entrances and patios tucked into a quiet corner of the historic area. Call Walt Wyss at(505) 988-1631 to make your reservations. This is an unforgettable place for a honeymoon.
posted by Charles H. Russo on May 15
T-Mobile is starting a program where everyone who signs up for a myFaves plan between the 23th to 25th November will get a free flight voucher worth $300. Even if you already are a myFaves customer, you still have a chance to get the free flight. Sign up for an individual myFaves plan, return the application form by December 31 2007 and a
posted by Charles H. Russo on May 15
I’ve never been diving - but it sounds like so much fun - especially if the water is warm. I was researching an article about Grand Cayman and thought the warm blue waters looked so inviting. I found some really informative websites that tell about the different areas to dive on Grand Cayman.
http://www.caymanislands.ky/watersports/diving.aspxhttp://www.diversdown.net/http://www.donfosters.com/
If you go - leave me a comment and let me know how it went!
posted by Charles H. Russo on May 15
Ask anyone in the travel biz - Kenya is a premiere destination.
Hiking. Safari. Sultry coast. Epic sex.
Okay, so that last one isn’t exactly advertised in the brochures, but it’s true - there’s a trend (dontcha know!) in middle-aged western women traveling to the country’s beach resorts to take up with randy local lads in the market for a new pair of shades.
The tourism board is feeling a bit frowny about the whole thing, according to reports.
posted by Charles H. Russo on May 15
I’m not gonna lie. I saw this virtual laser keyboard on an episode of CSI. Being a bit of a computer technology junkie, my jaw dropped. From the moment I saw it I was amazed. This virtual laser keyboard is perfect for business travelers, travel writers, and other people who need a portable keyboard.
Slighty larger than a zippo lighter, the virtual laser keyboard is easily portable and a great addition to any portable office. The virtual laser keyboard can be connected to Smartphones, Blackberrys, PDA, PCs, and Macs.
The virtual laser keyboard projects a full size keyboard onto any surface. It works by using optical technology to recognize which key you hit based on the interuption of the laser. The coolest part about the virtual laser keyboard, it comes complete with real “clicking” keyboard sounds! The bad part, it costs up words of $170.