You might wonder why I call Greece “a city” and not a “country”.That is because Greece is characterised by many as “the Capital City” of the very well known to you “Country of the World”.
Whatever you seek,you shall find in Greece.Whether you like Summer or Winter,Spring or Autumn,sunrise or sunset,daylife or nightlife,sea or mountain,slow or fast music…
You will find them all in Greece and in this video.

Please forgive any mistakes in the language.
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Thank you for watching and consider including my country in your next travel destination.

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Originally posted 2010-01-14 16:38:26. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

This is the last part of the series on Mountain Province. The video provides an insight on potential tourist destinations in Mountain Province Philippines. Thanks to the team that made this video possible. They are Edgar Cue of MPSPC, SDS of La Trinidad, Benguet (Lang-ay video, river scene video), Juliet Lucas of DTI, technical staff of Xijen College of Mountain Province, Inc. Geoffrey Pursen and Marilou Ayeona-Huber for great photography. Visit Mountain Provnce!

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Originally posted 2010-03-12 22:46:11. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

The sites around Beijing are just as amazing as the sites inside the city. Here are some quick shots from the Summer Palace, the Great Wall and the Lao Shan Mountain Biking Area.
Produced by China Deep for Lonely Planet TV

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Originally posted 2010-04-08 03:41:04. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

The United States, a vast land of natural contrasts – arid deserts to frozen glaciers, steep canyons to soaring mountain ranges and lush waterfalls to endless coastlines – is the focus of this travel series celebrating nature’s beauty across America.

Traveling to the most unique national parks and remarkable destinations the United States has to offer, THE NATURAL WONDERS OF AMERICA is a wonderful travel companion, source of reference and a timeless gift of the enduring grace of the natural world.
Zion National Park is a United States National Park located in the Southwestern United States, near Springdale, Utah. In 1909, U.S. President William Howard Taft named the area a National monument to protect the canyon, under the name of Mukuntuweap National Monument. However, in 1918, the acting director of the newly created National Park Service changed the park’s name to Zion as the original name was locally unpopular. Zion, an ancient Hebrew word meaning a place of refuge or sanctuary, received a more positive response from the public. The United States Congress established the monument as a National Park on November 19, 1919. The Kolob section was proclaimed a separate Zion National Monument in 1937, but was incorporated into the park in 1956.

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This is an amazingly roomy tent. It provides an 48 sq feet of living area within a very portable 7 lbs 7 oz carry weight (and that’s my upgraded carry to include tarp footprint and 10 MSR “Groundhog” tent stakes too; factory weight is listed at 6 lbs 6 oz). Add even more space for the two large vestibules that are provided by the tent fly. This roominess provided outstanding livability to us three backpackers on a wilderness adventure to high altitudes (me, son, dog). Three people could fit in a more cozy manner. Mesh integration is excellent. Pole attachment is via both clip and uncoated sleeve system. Several nights spent in the tent seem to indicate a dry, well-ventilated interior. Hard core snow and rain resistence was not tested on this trip but stake out provisions are provided for better tent strength. A very useful mesh gear loft is included along with four interior pockets (albeit they are not tightly sewn. Many parts of the Recluse are seam sealed but the bottom tent seam (catendary sewn) should be sealed by the user. The vestibules are well-executed and provide an incredible amount of dry gear storage area. The chosen light Mossy Green and light grey colors are excellent are provide more subdued camping and excellent, bright light filtration inside. But remember this is a sub-$100 tent so you will give up a few things in that choice. Close inspection of the “Recluse” tent model will reveal it to be a medium quality tent with compromises made to achieve that light carry weight. The floor material is a lightweight denier nylon and will prove to be lacking in durability without the use of a tent “footprint” (I rec’ cutting your own from blue tarp: lighter, cheaper, works great, and can include vesitbule areas). Other cost/weight saving measures I find: the 3000-series aluminum poles are relatively thin for this size tent, the nylon webbing is lower quality, the stitching is wider and lacks some attention to detail, the tent fly lacks bottom tie outs of ventilation staking (I easily sewed them on myself later), and the tent stakes are a joke (very thin, easily bent). At this price level however, it is unrealistic to expect the quality levels of a Sierra Designs, Mtn Hardware, REI, Big Agnes, or Marmot tent here. But for the reasonable $85 to $100 cost paid, the Recluse achieves a lot and it is gratifying to this market competition emerge for 2010. At its light carry weight, the Recluse would also make a fine BOK tent as well. So while it may not be the toughest tent on the shelf, it just might be the lightest in the 3 Person Large category. And the while those steep trail miles add up, the Ledge Recluse might be just the ticket for your next wilderness adventure.////////////// Nutnfancy Likability Scale (price considered): 8.5 out of 10 ///////////////// Music: www.torley.com

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Mountain Province is a landlocked province located in the Cordillera Mountain ranges in Northern Luzon Philippines. This is the first part of a 3 part series that tells more about the land of the Igorots. The documentary aims to promote lesser known tourist attractions in Mountain Province. This presentation is also an opportunity to get to know more about Mountain Province. The next two parts will be uploaded soon. When downloading this video and showing it to audiences, please acknowledge the author, Joel T. Fagsao, President of Xijen College of Mountain Province, Inc. For more information please visit the website www.mountainprovince.net.

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