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151. Discover the Professional Secrets of Street Photography October 17, 2020 Since the dawn of the camera, the art of street photography has served as an important social commentary. But beyond that, it’s also widely (and rightly) considered as an art form in and of itself. Whether you’re enrolled on one of many online photography courses or trying it out on your own here are some essential tips that will help you get the most striking and engaging images that you can regardless of whether you’re using a phone, a pocket camera or a high-tech DSLR. Always Carry a Camera Again, this is easier than it used to be due to the high quality capabilities of smart... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

152. 3 of the Best Ideas for a Day Trip from Florence October 09, 2020 For those looking to explore the many and varied delights of Tuscany, Florence is one of the best places to make a holiday base. The gorgeous, historic Renaissance city places you in the perfect location to get out and about on a range of wonderful short excursions, most of which will have you home in time for dinner at your favourite Florentine restaurant. While there are literally hundreds of options from which to choose, the following are three of the most popular. A Chianti Tour from Florence Even if you’re not a wine aficionado, there’s every chance you’ve heard of this... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

153. A Cinque Terre Day Trip: An Outdoor Lover’s Dream Experience October 09, 2020 Staying in the Renaissance city of Florence affords visitors the chance to immerse in a wealth of art and culture that has to be seen to be believed. But for those who like to get out and about in the great outdoors, there’s another bonus to choosing Florence as a base on an Italian holiday: the chance to hike one of the most renowned coastlines in Europe on a Cinque Terre day trip. Even though the region is actually in Liguria, not Tuscany, it’s still possible to experience a Cinque Terre day trip from a base in Florence. It really doesn’t matter if you're an experienced hiker or j... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

154. Churches to See on a Cinque Terre Day Trip October 09, 2020 A Cinque Terre day trip from Florence is among the most popular of excursions and, as it encompasses one of Europe’s most spectacular coastlines, it’s not surprising so many people want to see it. But while most are drawn to experience those legendary views over the Ligurian Sea for themselves on a hike along the coastal path, there’s definitely more than simply charm and gelato to take in when you stop in each of the villages. Each village has its own personality, with quaint streets, authentic cafes and restaurants and cute shops, but there are also some lovely historic churches fo... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

155. Soak Up the Slow Travel Experience on Barge Trips in France September 19, 2020 There’s an entire demographic of people that don’t need convincing on the so-called ‘slow travel’ experience that’s becoming more and more popular. Some of them are the lucky people who’ve already been on one or more barge trips in France. Cruising down tranquil waterways, visiting off-the-beaten-track parts of the country, making lifelong friends with like minded travellers, and enjoying magnificent cuisine created by international chefs is simply the most relaxing and fulfilling way to explore the country’s culture and landscape. Barge trips in France are slow in the most immersive... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

156. Get to Know the Vessels for Barge Trips in France September 19, 2020 Planning to set off on one of the excellent barge trips in France? If it’s your first time, you may be wondering what to expect in terms of the vessel on which you’ll be living for a week or so. When you mention cruising, many people immediately think of the larger ocean-going vessels that cater to huge numbers of passengers, but in general, river cruising is a very different and far more intimate experience – and barge trips in France are something else altogether. The range of so-called ‘hotel barges’ that meander up and down the canals and waterways of the country differ in capac... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

157. How You can Use Function Planner Stickers? September 09, 2020 Are you looking for something new to decorate your house? Do you want something through which you can keep track of your daily routine? In a hectic schedule of your daily routine, it has become so hard to remember all the important dates of meetings, appointments, functions, etc. Maybe, on Thursday it’s time for laundry, but what if you failed to remember? What if you have an urgent party or function on Sunday, but you failed to remember? Of course, with a busy modern lifestyle, it becomes tough to remember all the important dates. If you can relate to these problems, then you are on the ... (read more) Author: manmohan singh

158. Five Very Good Reasons to Consider Barge Trips in France August 22, 2020 Barge trips in France are a completely different type of holiday. They offer luxury alongside the opportunity to take in the rustic and authentic charm of the French countryside. They provide something for every member of the family and are a great way of coming together in a relaxing and enjoyable environment. Whether you’ve been on one in the past, or if you’re new to barge trips in France, the scenic waterways will leave you yearning to come again next year. Although the reasons to sing their praises are many, here are five things that make these vacations so remarkable. Travel i... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

159. Indulge in Pastry Heaven on Barge Trips in France August 22, 2020 One of the finest ways to explore all things French is on the waterways, on one of the many stunning barge trips. In France, of course, perhaps the thing to check out first is the pastry and desserts that Britain’s neighbour is so famous for. Choosing barge trips in France as a way to explore this wonderful place will not disappoint, and below are some of the must-try pastry specialities you are sure to be sampling along your way. Kouign Amann Originating in the north of the country, these are similar to croissants but sweeter and crunchier. It’s a really unusual but completely ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

160. Valuable Packing Tips for Barge Trips in France August 22, 2020 Whether you’re new to them or you’ve been on dozens of barge trips in France, there’s no feeling quite like that excitement as you begin to prepare for the trip. There is only one exception to that: packing! Even if you’re a seasoned voyager on the waterways, it can still be quite a headache deciding what needs to come with you and what can be safely left at home. Below are a few great tips to make packing for your future barge trips in France as simple and easy as a cruise down the river. Shoes, Shoes, Shoes This isn’t about those formal dress shoes that you’ve been looking for... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

161. A French Canal Holiday – It’s a Family Affair! July 28, 2020 The food, the art, the architecture, the wine, the scenery: there’s nothing quite like the culture and the customs of the French. Canal holidays offer a wonderful way to see this remarkable country while enjoying a unique and relaxing environment. It’s slower than most trips, allowing you to take your time, see the sights that really appeal to you and, floating along the waterways, relax like you’ll never have relaxed before! French canal holidays are also a brilliant way to ensure that every member of the family gets something out of the trip. It is one of the few modes of travel th... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

162. Discover the Charm, Character and Champagne of Reims July 27, 2020 The gothic splendour of Reims has charmed people for hundreds of years, and tourists flock to this glittering capital of the Champagne region time after time for its culture, art, architecture and, of course, its wine. For those on a French canal holiday, a stop in this city can be a wonderful way to spend a day, with its fantastic restaurants and stunning sights offering a combination of experiences that few European cities can match. Of course, one of the major attractions of this part of the country is its champagne, and you will not be disappointed sampling this wonderful drink i... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

163. Gems of the Loire Valley – The Pottery of Gien July 27, 2020 For millennia, the River Cher in the Loire valley has carried passengers and cargo along its waterways. The beauty of the route makes it an obvious choice for French canal holidays, and those who embark on the voyage are seldom disappointed with the culture, spectacular scenery and wonderful towns and villages along the route; a route that stretches out to the Atlantic. One of the many delightful towns on the waterway through the Loire is Gien. With a rich historical culture, architecture and vibrancy, this beautiful spot is distinctly French. Canal holidays that take in this wonder... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

164. Enjoy a Themed Itinerary on Barge Trips in France July 18, 2020 Far away from the pace and frenetic energy of the cities lies another way to see Europe, a way to relax and gently take in whatever it is you are passionate about without the stress of hotels, taxis and traffic. Barge trips in France provide an elegant way to see the country from the water. Surrounded by spectacular scenery, a knowledgeable crew, and other like minded guests, the floating hotel experience is unlike anything you will get elsewhere on the continent. In between gourmet meals and delightful drinks, your vessel will deliver you to parts of the country where you can reall... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

165. Explore the Gascony Jewel of Montauban on Barge Trips in France July 18, 2020 There are some wonderful places to go on barge trips in France, with each region having something a little different to make it unique. Holidays on the water can be a great way to explore the serene countryside as well as cities, with their easily accessible culture, cuisine and customs. The fantastic city of Montauban is often the starting point of many a wonderful river cruise, and is a great place to explore as part of a wider holiday itinerary. The city started as a fortified town back in the 1100s and has enjoyed a lot of prosperity over the centuries. The fortunes that were mad... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

166. Discover the Wines of Alsace on Barge Trips in France July 18, 2020 Taking a barge trip in France is one of the most captivating ways in which to see the country. This kind of travel provides a tranquillity that you can only find on the waterways and allows you a glimpse into the subtle interactions of humans and nature. There are a number of lovely parts of the country where the stunning scenery is on show, but perhaps none better than Alsace. With its castles, architecture and customs, this region is perfect for barge trips. In France you’re never far from a fantastic vineyard and Alsace is no different in that respect. Here are some of the best wa... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

167. Buddhist Circuit Golden Tour July 17, 2020 A Buddhist visit can be an excursion of illumination, regardless of whether you have a place with Buddhism or not. There are numerous spots known for Buddhist visits in India where one can have the great experience of a lifetime. You can enjoy various things and visit various appealing structures while being on such a blessed visit. Here are a few proposals for you to follow to make the best out of Buddhist Circuit Golden Tour visits. Buddhist Temples and Monasteries Visiting a Buddhist sanctuary can carry harmony to your brain. The vast majority of the Buddhist sanctuaries are known... (read more) Author: Anish Sah

168. Upper Mustang Biking Tour July 16, 2020 Mustang is one of the 75 districts of Nepal. It situated in the north-west part of Nepal. The word "Mustang" in the Tibetan language refers to the "fertile land". It has been opened for tourists only after 1992. But the area is still restricted and a very limited number of foreign tourists visit there. The people residing here are mostly influenced by Tibetan culture and traditions. People of this region still practice Tibetan culture and traditions and most of them speak the Tibetan language.So upper mustang biking tour will be the best choice for long-distance travel and trek in Nepal. ... (read more) Author: Anish Sah

169. Discover the Canal du Midi on Barge Trips in France June 18, 2020 For the best itineraries on barge trips in France it is hard to look beyond the spectacular Canal du Midi. With a hundred and fifty miles of lovely waterways, the UNESCO heritage site has everything Francophiles could ask for - and probably a whole lot more. As well as the charming towns and villages that line its banks, the surrounding landscape also provides a calmness and tranquillity that makes it perfect for barge trips. In France it is recognised for its royal designation, and when you experience the idyllic natural beauty all around you, it will leave you in no doubt as to why... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

170. See Paris From the Comfort of a Barge. Trips in France Don’t Come Better! June 18, 2020 When thinking about barge trips in France, Paris is perhaps not the first city that comes to mind. However, the world-famous city is one of hundreds of fantastic destinations that is great to explore on the water. No place captures the charm, culture and idiosyncrasies of France quite as much as Paris, and you don’t always need to battle the crowds on land to see why it has fascinated tourists and visitors for centuries. Many barge trips in France start or end in Paris and you’ll be able to see a very different side to the city from the water as you cruise slowly along. Even if you’v... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

171. Bordeaux’s Highlights: Visit on One of Many Wonderful Barge Trips in France June 18, 2020 There are few things as satisfying in life as discovering a new destination. Your first visit will forever be etched in your memory, along with the tastes, the smells and the sights. Without a doubt this aspect is one of the best things about taking barge trips in France. The chance to stop off and visit so many renowned (and also lesser-known) places on the itinerary is the chance of a lifetime - and doing it in such a relaxed manner just can’t be beaten. For frequent visitors to the country, Bordeaux may be a city that’s on your radar if you have not already managed to go. But whet... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

172. How to Spend a Week in Cala Galdana June 16, 2020 The southern Menorcan gem of Cala Galdana is one of the most popular places visitors choose to make a base – and there are no prizes for guessing why. With its gorgeous horseshoe-shaped bay, stunning beaches, rugged cliffs and tranquil pine forests, the resort is truly picture-perfect and has the charm to back it up. From families and groups of friends to romantic couples looking for a quiet getaway, anyone who rents a Cala Galdana villa for a week or more will leave with a suitcase full of memories and a desire to be back as soon as possible. A Week of Sun, Sea, Sand and More ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

173. Webtoon at the international market and analyzing new comic wave. May 10, 2020 1. General introduction In the late 1990s and early 2000s, as the high-speed internet system was gradually taking over the Korean market, the country's paper comics industry began to show signs of decline. In the 1997 IMF crisis around the world, consumers began to consume less essential goods and so did comic book products. Almost businesses have to witness the freezing of merchandise sales in the market, more and more people are starting to stop buying paper comics or magazines, they also stop hiring comics from stores for renting stories like in the 90s, instead reading copyrighted... (read more) Author: Sachin Sharma

174. The Most Photogenic Spots on a Cinque Terre Hike May 07, 2020 Is there anywhere on the planet more photogenic than Italy? Ardent Italophiles would argue that there isn’t and a visit to the stunning region of the Cinque Terre offers compelling proof. For anyone who embarks on a Cinque Terre hike to visit the five villages linked by the coastal trail, it’s a case of once seen, never forgotten. But of course memories do fade, so in this day and age of smartphones and high-tech digital cameras there’s no excuse for not going home from a Cinque Terre hike with some absolutely fantastic images - whether it’s to take home a slice of Italy for friends ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

175. Visit Torre Guardiola on a Cinque Terre Hike May 07, 2020 A Cinque Terre hike is one of the most sought after experiences for those who visit Italy. This spectacular coastal trail that links the villages of Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore is famous throughout the world for its magnificent views and romantic ambience. The overarching experience is that of the walk itself – the act of conquering the distance between all five villages – but there are also numerous individual attractions that can be enjoyed along the way. One of these is the beautiful Botanical Gardens of Torre Guardiola, at Riomaggiore, the most sout... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

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