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mizzy Manly: ... moved to manly this week, a north beach suburb of sydney. Manly is its own little world, its got shops, restaurants, bars, clubs, several beaches and loads of community facilities. Firstly theres the manly wharf, you get the ferry here from circular quay for about 6 dollars. Here youl find the tourist information centre, some bars, and lots of little takeaway places to eat including nandos and mcdonalds. Next to ...
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Destination International - Western Australia Western Australia
Destination International / Western Australia, the largest state in Australia, runs the length of the country from Broome in the north to Albany in the south. The capital city is Perth, with a population of approximately 1.5 million. - The state is home to some of the country's most celebrated natural landmarks inclu...
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Destination International / Cape Tribulation is a locality in northern Queensland, Australia 110km north of Cairns. It is located within the Daintree National Park and the Wet Tropics World Heritage area. The locality contains a small number of tourism resorts and backpacker hostels. A sealed road provides access to ...
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fwsoames Penrhyn Castle
... wife and myself are both members of the National Trust and paid a visit to Penrhyn Castle a few weeks ago. Firstly the place isnt a castle. It was built in the 1830s to satisfy the vanity of the first Lord Penrhyn, an attempt to give the fellow a veneer of respectability he did not deserve. This chap was a Liverpool merchant who built his fortune on the production of sugar in the West Indies. More accurately he built his fortune on slave labour. As you wander through the rather sombre mock Norman halls you cannot shake off this essential fact. Everything that you see was built on the backs of slave labour. The next owner of this pile, Lord Penrhyn, was a chip of ...
Read the full review: A monument to the proposition that evil works pay well by fwsoames
jillycat Penrhyn Castle
... our recent holiday to North Wales we visited several National Trust properties in the area. Penrhyn Castle was one of these and certainly one of the more spectacular of the National Trust properties we have visited. Where is it The property is located 1 mile east of Bangor, at Llandygai on A5122. Signposted from junction 11 of A55 and A5. We found the signposts very helpful and got us there without any problems. The property is also on a bus route and you would then have to walk up the drive to the property. We found the parking at the castle to be very good it is a short 5 minute walk from the car park to the castle but it is all up hill. In the car park there is ...
Read the full review: A fantasy Castle and a fantastical place to visit by jillycat
beckyX Arrowtown, New Zealand
... is a very small town of about 2000 people in South New Zealand about 21 miles from the much larger Queenstown. It used to be a mining town 150 years ago, but the gold ran out many years ago and now tourism is the new source of gold for the town. Unusually for this area (which is now mainly famous for much more modern extreme sports industry), the town has a historic feel to it, with some very picturesque buildings. When we passed through en route to Queenstown, we were amazed that such a small town could have such a large and varied shopping street. One shop in particular made the visit entirely worthwhile - a chocolatier called Patagonia Chocolates. They have...
Read the full review: Small NZ town taken over by sweet shops and hikers. by beckyX
 
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