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A Wonderful Safari in Zambia

I was fortunate recently to spend four nights on safari in Zambia, in the pristine splendour of the Lower Zambezi Valley. It’s an area I know well, and I was returning to a lodge I had fallen in love with some years previously. However the lodge had been recently taken over and completely upgraded into what I can now rank as one of the finest lodges I’ve ever experienced. My business is in tourism so I have travelled quite a lot in Africa and have been privileged to have a taste of some of the best accommodation on offer.

White Water Rafting in Nepal

Grab a slice of the action and take a white water holiday in Nepal. Nepal is home to some of the worlds best rafting and kayaking rivers for all levels of rafter. For me, initially springing to mind when I think of white water is automatically New Zealand or Canada, two countries generating hype for having some of the most ferocious and spectacular rivers in the world. It never crossed my mind that Nepal could offer amazing adrenaline pumping white water to warrant being rated along with some of the worlds finest.

Beat The Winter Blues With Winter Sunshine Holidays In Malta

The trees have lost their leaves, it’s raining, the rare winter sunshine has to fight through grey skies and you’ve well and truly got the winter blues. Life doesn’t have to be dreary I’ve found – not when I can take winter holidays in Malta. Malta is a small archipelago in the Mediterranean Sea, close to Sicily and only 15 miles in length. Small in size but big in character, the Maltese Islands of Malta and Gozo are great places to visit all year round.

Celebrate At Singapore Festivals

For me there is a lot more to a holiday than just lying on a beach frying myself. I love to learn about different cultures and join in with local festivals whenever I travel and Singapore gives you plenty of choices to do just that. In this article you will learn more about the colourful Singapore festivals. Despite its stoic buildings and busy streets, Singapore makes a point of celebrating its diversity in ethnicity, race, religion and culture. If you flip through history books of Singapore, you will probably see old photos of the river banks filled with people from all walks of life.

Start Scotland Tours With ‘Glasge’ Attractions

The city of Glasgow is the largest city in Scotland, the third largest in the UK and a great place to start your Scotland tours. Glasgow offers something for everyone from fun at the Glasgow Comedy festival to the arts at Kings theatre Glasgow. Luckily for Glasgow most of the main attractions are located around the subway circuit. There is always something to see within easy reach of the city centre. Because the city has many hidden secrets around every corner, not all of them are as obvious on the top of a tour bus and are best seen on foot.
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Review of Singer Songwriter Steven Hitchens Debut Single Whoops

Published on June 26th, 2009no comments
Talented young UK singer songwriter Steven Hitchens released his debut single ‘Whoops’ on the Internet on November 3rd 2008. In this article you can learn more about Steven and read my review of his single Whoops.
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Dhr D. Van. Mark And My Over Due Inheritance

Published on June 26th, 2009no comments
Email scams are instantly recognisable to those of us who are not new to the internet and this one sent by Dhr D. Van. Mark is quite typical.
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Do XSitePro And DLGuard Work Together?

Published on June 26th, 2009no comments
I’m not all that skillful at website building, but I enjoy having a go. Recently I decided to try to integrate shopping cart software DLGuard into a website built with XSitePro and here is how I got on..
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Writing Travel Articles For Article Marketing

Published on June 26th, 2009no comments
There are lots of travel website owners who write travel articles for article marketing, many of whom do not give themselves the best shot at successful results. In this article I will explain why some travel writers let themselves down and how I believe they can improve their results.
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Easy Recipes For Quick Savoury Snacks Or Meals

Published on June 26th, 2009no comments
When you have a busy schedule it’s not always easy to find time to shop for, prepare and cook hot, healthy meals with fresh food. I’ve certainly found that anyway. Rather than go down the microwave ready meal route I’ve got a few favourite easy recipes that I make if I haven’t got much time and the ingredients are usually already there in my cupboards. Following you will find my 3 favourite quick and easy recipes:
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XSitePro 2 Review – is XSitePro Still Easy Website design?

Published on June 26th, 2009no comments
In this review I will offer my opinion of XSitePro 2 upgrade and especially the following aspects: 1. Is the software easy to use? 2. Can you design a professional looking website with it? 3. What extras are there? 4. Are the extras worth more money?
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Meet Scotlands People, Move to the Scottish Highlands and Islands

Published on June 26th, 2009no comments
Scotland tours are never complete without meeting Scotlands people and visiting the Scottish highlands and islands but what is it like moving to such beautiful locations?
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Beating Writers Block- The Easy Way

Published on June 26th, 2009no comments
At some point or another every writer experiences writers block. It could be because of tiredness, life’s stresses and strains, or it could be for absolutely no reason at all. There is no one type or reason, but there are many ways in beating writer’s block that you can incorporate into your daily routine.
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Book Review – Accident by Danielle Steele

Published on June 26th, 2009no comments
At one time I had read most of Danielle Steele’s novels but after a break of several years I wondered if her writing still had the power to draw me in and absorb me when I saw Accident on the bookshelves.
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Easy Recipes: Yorkshire Pudding Filling & Scone Topping

Published on June 26th, 2009no comments
I have had mince and onions in giant Yorkshire puds in cafes but I’ve never been very keen on mince finding it tasteless unless you add flavourings. What I do like is Yorkshires filled with savoury mince and following you will find the recipe that I use and a delicious scone topping recipe:
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