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• A church in Cambridge, England A church in Cambridge, England

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• The old streets of Cambridge, The old streets of Cambridge, England

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• Exploring the colleges in Camb Exploring the colleges in Cambridge, England

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• Punting on the River Cam in Ca Punting on the River Cam in Cambridge, England

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• The beautiful River Cam in Cam The beautiful River Cam in Cambridge, England

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• Exploring Cambridge, England o Exploring Cambridge, England on a beautiful spring day

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• The famous river canals in Cam The famous river canals in Cambridge, England

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• Exploring the colleges in Camb Exploring the colleges in Cambridge, England

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• Exploring Cambridge, England Exploring Cambridge, England

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• Boston Weekend Breaks - A Perf Boston Weekend Breaks - A Perfect Escape from Routine Life

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    Traditional yet contemporary, historic yet state-of-the-art, the capital of New England, Boston is an epicentre of education, arts and sports. Fondly nicknamed as the Hub of the Universe, the Athens of America, the city well justifies these epithets bestowed upon it. The city steeped in history, magnificent architecture and several educational institutions of global repute compels globetrotters to catch flights to Boston to explore this mid-sized magnanimous city.
    What started as a homesteading community became a hub of social and political change. Seasoned travellers often take Boston Weekend Breaks to get a rejuvenating experience at its plethora of sports, walking, shopping, nature tours and festival options.
    Things to Do: Footloose in Boston
    » Visit Museums:
    The city of Boston is splashed with a good number of museums that provide an authentic peek into the history and culture of the city. Museum of Art, Museum of Science and Harvard Museum of Natural history are few examples.
    
    » Art galleries: Discover art Aficionado within you
    Weekenders inclined to art, can head to Axelle Fine Arts Galerie and Panopticon Gallery where there are surprises in attendance.
    » Event Calendar:
    The event calendar of Boston remains abuzz with a activities as the city celebrates a number of events including Boston Pride, Boston Marathon and Independence Day among other things.
    
    » Pure indulgence:
    The city of Boston offers some unmatched option of recreation. You will feel truly serenaded while visiting Boston Pops Orchestra and Boston Symphony Orchestra.
    » For Sport enthusiast inside you:
    Whether you are a football fan or Baseball buff, the city has some options that you can’t resist. Fenway Park, the oldest basketball stadium in use, is home to Boston Red Sox while Gillette Stadium and Harvard Stadium are famous football grounds.
    
    The city even scores better on the parameter of shopping options.
    Keep your accommodation and dining worries at bay as there is no dearth of accommodation and dining options. You just book the flights to Boston from London and grace this land with your arrival.
    This content is syndicated from - http://www.zimbio.com/Boston/articles/AUzOZ4aG7Zd/Boston+Weekend+Breaks+Perfect+Escape+Routine

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• Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Kwame Nkrumah Memorial

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    The memorial to Dr. Kwame Nkrumah in Accra, Ghana.  Dr. Nkrumah was the first President of Ghana when the west African nation received its independence from England in 1957.

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• Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Kwame Nkrumah Memorial

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    The memorial to Dr. Kwame Nkrumah in Accra, Ghana.  Dr. Nkrumah was the first President of Ghana when the west African nation received its independence from England in 1957.

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• Parliament from the London Eye Parliament from the London Eye

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    A night view of Parliament and Big Ben from the London Eye.

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• English Parliament English Parliament

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    Not really a weird cloud but the film processor who spilled something on my negatives.

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• Holidays in the New Forest Holidays in the New Forest

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    When many of us think about a holiday we think about packing a suitcase, going to the airport, getting on a plane and arriving on an exotic island somewhere. But have you ever thought about not getting on a plane and perhaps driving down the M27 to take a holiday in The New Forest?
    
    Well, perhaps you should because holidays in The New Forest have plenty to offer. Whether you are looking for relaxation, history, adventure or discovery you'll be spoilt for choice.
    
    Take a look at our guide of staying in the UK and enjoying some New Forest fun.
    
    Cycle experience
    The New Forest has a network of over 100 miles of off road cycle routes perfect for a weekend break or holiday.
    
    With an extensive choice of cycling routes, The New Forest is a fabulous place for budding cyclists. It offers quiet country roads and cycling routes for those wanting to improve fitness and stamina, while taking in the stunning landscape and historic villages.
    
    The cycle routes are also ideal for families wanting safe off road routes. Along the way you will see animals including ponies, pigs and deer and you will experience the open heathland and sheltered woods with restaurants, pubs and tearooms to pop into along the way.
    
    Horse riding
    Whether you are a seasoned rider or a beginner, horse riding in The New Forest is one of the best ways to explore the area with over 3,000 ponies roaming the landscape. The New Forest also offers accommodation solutions for people wishing to discover the area with their own horse.
    
    Walking
    The New Forest is home to 193,000 acres of unspoilt heathland and ancient woodland. With 143 miles of track, visitors are free to explore this National Park by foot as well as bike or horseback.
    
    The New Forest offers endless walking routes that will twist and turn through vibrant areas, imposing woodland and bubbling streams and when your feet get tired you can stop off at a pub to enjoy some food and re-charge.
    
    Shopping
    Wherever you go on holiday it's always nice to buy yourself something and to bring something back for the unlucky ones that didn't get to holiday with you. The New Forest has an array of gift shops where you are sure to find the perfect souvenir. If not, you can visit one of the town markets with stalls selling everything from clothes to gifts.
    
    Confectionery always makes a nice gift too, so why not visit the Chocolate Studio or the Burley Fudge Shop for some handmade and gift wrapped chocolate and fudge.
    
    Spa treatment
    Holidays are about relaxing and taking time out. The best way to do that is to be pampered. If you want a manicure, pedicure, facial or massage, you will find a range of spas that offer luxurious treatments and tranquillity. Heaven.
    
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    If you love or have ever wanted to try sailing, canoeing or windsurfing, water sports on the coast of The New Forest or inland waters is the best place to do it. There are also indoor pools at all health and leisure centres, which boast some of the best indoor sport facilities in the South.
    
    
    About the author:
    This article is written by Stephen Smith is a consultant of Travel, vacation, holiday. For more information about Devon holidays, please visit: hoburne.com
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• Jubilee Storefront Jubilee Storefront

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    A store display window in Oxford England, was really decked out for the queen's 60th Diamond Jubilee celebration. Cutouts of the queen, Prince Harry, and a royal guard drew attention to window. The entire country was decorated like this, with flags, lights, and banners. Evening fireworks and daytime flotillas on the rivers added to the national holiday spirit. It was an especially fun time to be there.

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• Frosted Frosted

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    Early October frost in Middlebury, VT.

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• Foliage Freight Train Foliage Freight Train

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    I took this photo from my little Cessna 152 from about 1500' above  the main railroad line that crosses over the Connecticut River in Montague, Massachusetts. It was peak foliage and the sunset light was perfect illumination.

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• Windsor Castle View Windsor Castle View

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    After arriving in Windsor by train we exited the train station via a shopping mall and rounded the corner and ran right into our hotel. The hotel's web site stated that the hotel was near Windsor castle but until we checked in, opened the drapes, and looked out the window we didn't know just how close we were. This shot is taken from our hotel room. We weren't sure we would get a better view of anything else by leaving the hotel and walking around, so we sat and stared for a long time. Amazing place.

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