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Rideau shoots for zero footprint
A World Heritage flotilla of decorated boats will be among the attractions at the inaugural edition of the Rideau Canal Festival, which runs Aug. 1-4.
Canoe.ca  –  Jul 5, 2008 04:00 AM [GMT]  ¦  comment?
Our Tour de France
An 8-per-cent incline doesn't sound like much. But on a cycling vacation with his wife, Wayne Tefs finds out why even the world's top riders are likely to huff and puff their way up the Pyrenees this month — and why the agony is worth it
The Globe and Mail  –  Jul 5, 2008 04:00 AM [GMT]  ¦  comment?
What lingers are the stories, not just the stuff
A sneak peek at Whistler's multimillion-dollar tribute to Squamish and Lil'Wat cultures
The Globe and Mail  –  Jul 5, 2008 04:00 AM [GMT]  ¦  comment?
Rwanda: Hope in the hills
Guideline No7 on my sheet of gorilla-tracking protocol advises: "Do not beat your chest at the silverback." I wonder what moment of idiocy prompted this warning; Rwanda seems an unlikely destination for a stag weekend.
The Independent  –  Jul 4, 2008 11:00 PM [GMT]  ¦  comment?
The Complete Guide to: Estonia
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The Independent  –  Jul 4, 2008 11:00 PM [GMT]  ¦  comment?
Trail Of The Unexpected: Super shopper
Three children swaggered out of the Build-A-Bear Workshop variously hugging a cuddly moose, a pink-skirted teddy bear and a grinning groundhog. They were palpably proud of the creatures they had helped to make. In their wake came their shopping-laden grandparents. Would the kids like to ride the Log Chute rollercoaster? Yes, they chorused. And then, they suggested (while the grandparents wearied visibly), they'd like to visit the aquarium to meet the stingrays. Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, welcome to the Mall of America.
The Independent  –  Jul 4, 2008 11:00 PM [GMT]  ¦  comment?
Simon Calder: When is a fake banknote not a fake?
The search for a perfect murder is the constant quest for crime writers; but for petty villains in South America, it appears that the quest for the perfect scam for relieving travellers of their excess cash has reached a perfect conclusion. It relies upon the large number of forged bank notes in circulation, but is far more subtle than simply handing over fake bills in change.
The Independent  –  Jul 4, 2008 11:00 PM [GMT]  ¦  comment?
Something To Declare: New York for less; on your bike; Settle to Carlisle line
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The Independent  –  Jul 4, 2008 11:00 PM [GMT]  ¦  comment?
24-Hour Room Service: Tschuggen Grand Hotel, Arosa, Switzerland
Alpine ski resorts that lack the year-round pull of an Eiger or Matterhorn often become ghost towns when the snow thaws, their hotels shuttered and all the ski instructors off to teach at surfing schools. But the threat posed by climate change to the future of low-lying resorts is forcing them to broaden their appeal and think of ways to attract visitors year-round.
The Independent  –  Jul 4, 2008 11:00 PM [GMT]  ¦  comment?
My life in travel: Sadie Frost
First holiday memory?
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