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November 12, 2012 by DontFlyGo

Best Walking Trails in Australia

There are lots of wild areas scattered across Australia that range from picturesque pocket-sized parks, to whole regions that comprise of large portions of land that include islands, ranges, plateaus as well as deserts. There is also land that is located close to the urban habitats. No matter which bush you encounter in Australia, you will feel as if it is you are exploring terrain that has never been seen by the human eye, despite that the trail may very well have been used over and over again. Read More »

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November 7, 2012 by DontFlyGo

Biking Along the French Riviera

Biking is among the most popular vacation and travel activities in France and is also one of the greenest and most fun. There are many bike tracks that you can ride on, but some of the best ones are those that run through the beautiful villas that can be found throughout the countryside. Read More »

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November 3, 2012 by DontFlyGo

Recommended Road Trip: London to Edinburgh

Everybody has their own idea of the perfect holiday destination. Some people love the beach; others would do anything if only they could stay in a ski resort for a few days while others still would love nothing else than to go for a safari. There are thousands of great holiday destinations around the world. These are places that millions of tourists visit each year in search of a particular experience. After months of working hard for your daily bread it is good to simply forget about everything and head on out for vacation. But if you’re looking to take a break a get away, a multi-hour “road trip” may not sound particularly appealing. But don’t succumb to the fate of flying just yet! Here we recommend one awesome road trip that will make the drive so very worth it: London to Edinburgh. Read More »

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October 15, 2012 by DontFlyGo

Bike-able Berlin – The City That Makes You Want a Bike

Bike-able Berlin

I’m in Berlin for all of two minutes before I spot my first cyclist. Cocksure, helmet-less, savin’ the planet, this guy’s all business as he does one of those fancy-hand-signal-things to indicate in Cycle Code he’s about to make a turn. I get a great, up-close look at his 10-speed as my friend almost hits him with her car. Read More »

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October 12, 2012 by DontFlyGo

Cycling Cambodia

Not being the most athletically-inclined person, cycling has never been high on my list of favourite past-times (or even featured on the list at all). I learned to ride a bike as a child, felt pleased at the accomplishment of a new skill learned, and then happily carried on with my life, never again feeling the need to get on the saddle. Read More »