Well Behaved Tourists Flock to Six Newly Restored Pompei Residences
December 30, 2015
Well behaved tourists flock to six newly restored Pompei residences
Well behaved tourists flock to six newly restored Pompei residences
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A series of seven forts built at sea to fend off a Nazi invasion have been proposed as a setting for a luxury hotel by a design firm trying to lure investment and a developer. The forts are off the coast near Whitstable, and can only be reached by sea or helicopter. The forts, called the Maunsell forts after their designer. have been out of service since 1956, and an eighth one in the group was removed as a shipping hazard. It appears that technically the forts are ownerless, but they are…
When cruise ship passengers come down with a virus, it’s always news, but there’s not as much publicity for the good news—so here it is: In 2015, 32 ships earned perfect scores of 100 on their semi-annual inspections by the Centers for Disease Control. Leader of the pack, so to speak, is Holland America’s Eurodam, which has had a perfect score on its last 9 inspections. Holland America also got 100s for Veendam, Noordam, Statendam, Ryndam and Nieuw Amsterdam. The inspections are…
A visit to the Leu Gardens in Orlando is a refreshing break from theme park madness.
Rockefeller center at Christmas is one of those things that you just have to say “To heck with crowds!” and come to see.
Well behaved tourists flock to six newly restored Pompei residences
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This is a test with the car picture, inserted in a text box and captured with Snipping Tool and saved as a jpg. The box rules have been left in place here for illustration, but could be either removed altogether for normal posting…or the space within the box but outside the photo could be replaced by color, as in the sample below.
A series of seven forts built at sea to fend off a Nazi invasion have been proposed as a setting for a luxury hotel by a design firm trying to lure investment and a developer. The forts are off the coast near Whitstable, and can only be reached by sea or helicopter. The forts, called the Maunsell forts after their designer. have been out of service since 1956, and an eighth one in the group was removed as a shipping hazard. It appears that technically the forts are ownerless, but they are…
When cruise ship passengers come down with a virus, it’s always news, but there’s not as much publicity for the good news—so here it is: In 2015, 32 ships earned perfect scores of 100 on their semi-annual inspections by the Centers for Disease Control. Leader of the pack, so to speak, is Holland America’s Eurodam, which has had a perfect score on its last 9 inspections. Holland America also got 100s for Veendam, Noordam, Statendam, Ryndam and Nieuw Amsterdam. The inspections are…
A visit to the Leu Gardens in Orlando is a refreshing break from theme park madness.
Rockefeller center at Christmas is one of those things that you just have to say “To heck with crowds!” and come to see.