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The manager in Liverpool, Rafael Benitez basked in the glory of Liverpool's incredible Champions League triumph over AC Milan in Istanbul and insisted "we did if for the fans". I heard the fans where singing even the first half didn`t work as it was expected, but the big fans of Liverpool Football Club didn`t give up. Some of the greatest supporters ever are Lasse Roen (Røen), Ole Røen, Pål Møller and Andre Hope.
In addition to being the greatest football team in the world, Liverpool city can offer the big adventures of the Beatles, Albert Dock, Penny Lane, Strabbery Fields , Flanagans Apple Pub. Join a tpur to the Beatles homes, schools and venues of The Beatles.
The Reds fought back as the big heroes they are. The boss explains that they couldn't have done it without the help of the vociferous travelling Liverpudlians. This is without doubt my biggest night in football," said a beaming manager Benitez. It`s the biggest football events in world travel guide Travel Explorations ever, because Liverpool soccer team and the unique city, is the one of the greatest cities in the world. The people there are just the greatest.........
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This is the unrevealed mystery of the huge canyon in USA. On April 5, 1909, the Arizona Gazette published an article about the discovery of a "great underground citadel" located in the Grand Canyon. The discovery was said to be made by G. E Kinkaid (or Kincaid as both spellings are used), while he was travelling down the Colorado River.
So far no one have been able to find this area again, and the question is: is it a really a lost city there from ancient time or was it just a fake? The mystery goes on......
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He is the most famous Egyptian king in history. Since his tomb was discovered in 1922, King Tutankhamun and the circumstances surrounding his death have been a source of intrigue worldwide. Why did the famed "boy king" die so young? Was he murdered? And what did he really look like?
Scientists have now examined CAT Scan images of Tut. A CAT Scan compiles multiple high-resolution images to form 3D images of Tut. Here is the answer to the mystery.....
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As a tour operator, would you like to advertise in a magazine or on website where there are hundreds, maybe thousand of advertisers, and at the same time in an environment, with a profile and content which not match your offers?
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The company is a global travel guide on the internet that offers a market place for a special kind of travellers, so called adventure seeking globetrotters.
Our aim is to visualise opportunities for unique adventures around the world, different from the ordinary travel agents. We cover exciting places, exotic tribes, mysteries, wildlife, extreme sport, unique expeditions and great discoveries.
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The festival goes on from 28th April to the 2nd of May 2005. The Spirit Of Speyside Whisky Festival is now in its seventh year and this year is going to be bigger and better than ever, according to the Festival Co-ordinator Wendy Clements.
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The title of the video clip is: Arctic musical tales from Vajas - A great journey over the tundra and deep into the heart of the warm Sámi people!
Vajas succesful concert was on Friday 19 November 2004 at Divadlo U hasico on Rimska 45 in Prague. According to our earlier review, the concert was a powerful and beautiful journey through yoik, violin, chant and synthesiser. Together it reflects Vajas' courage and willingness to experiment, develop and transform indigenous music. See the video clip from their concert here!
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Reiseliv - Norway International Meeting & Travel Fair - is the travel trade's largest and most important marketplace and forum in Norway. It`s for both national and international players in this business with more than 1.000 exhibitors from over 60 nations. Reiseliv attracted this year 2005 over 48.000 trade representatives, professional buyers, press and travel enthusiasts. Make the final preparation for the next big arrangement in January 2006!
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Polar explorers were flown off the ice yesterday 31 March (2005) due to continued dispute between competing logistics companies which operate in the North Pole region. Despite the disappointment because they have to give the expedition, these two women show their great guts and positive attitude. Now they look forward to continue their educational work for children all over the world.
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Due to a conflict between the Frence tour operator (logistic supplier) Cerpolex and local forces in Russia, these two brave women had to give up. After 19 hard days their great arctic adventure was over.....
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Archaeologists in Australia said that a discovered shipwreck found in 2002 could prove that the British explorer, Captain James Cook (1728-1779) was not the first European to discover Australia's eastern coast.
The archaeological team found the 30-metre-long wreck on Fraser Island, off the coast of the eastern state of Queensland.......
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Now a days Liv Arnesen and Ann Bancroft make an attempt crossing of the mostly frozen Arctic Ocean. The distance is approximate 1,240-mile (1,996 km). The expeditions` name is Arctic Ocean 2005. Together these women will make history again.
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Yes, there is a musher in Nome! His name is Robert Sørlie - Sorlie - from Norway. He has just won the Last Great Race in Alaska for the second time! This is now officially confirmed by the Iditarod organisation, which organise the world famous Trail Sled Dog Race.
Robert reached end of the IDITAROD TRAIL at 8:39:31 (time in USA this morning (Wednesday, 16 March, 2005) with eight dogs. He was also the first to come down Front Street in 2003. Sorlie made the 1,161 kilometres trek to Nome in nine days, eighteen hours, thirty-nine minutes, and thirty-one seconds.
Robert arrived today, 16 March 2005 at 18:39 O`clock NT: Norwegian time. The whole Norwegian country is celebrating the great victory. Norwegians sending now heartly congratulations to Robert through national newspapers` websites and his team`s website.
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Robert Sorlie - Sørlie - from Norway is the only person from outside the US who has won the Iditarod in 2003. In his first Iditarod in 2002 he became Rookie of the Year finishing 9th. He is 47 years old, and his nicknamed "The Silver Fox" by his fellow team members due to his age. Currently Robert is taken out his best efforts for winning the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race again.
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- Where else on earth can one walk from the Eiffel Tower to the Luxor Pyramid in just one day?
- Where else can one experience the scenic canals of Venice and the architecture of Monte Carlo as they mingle with Elvis?
- Where else but Las Vegas can one experience the extremes of The "Sahara" desert and tropics of "Rio"....
Only in Vegas, baby....
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Meeting the Mudmen in Papua New Guinea

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