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    Richmond Park, Surrey

    Posted by christel73 5 April 2013

    Richmond Park, the biggest Royal Park in London, is loved and visited by many. Keen walkers can attempt the eight mile round trip while families can follow the less challenging walking trails leading to Pen Ponds.
    Isabella Plantation is my favourite place for a stroll particularly in the spring when its azaleas, camellias and rhododendrons are in full bloom. Viewing St Paul’s Cathedral through a telescope located at the top of King Henry’s Mound near Pembroke Lodge is also a must.

    www.royalparks.org.uk/parks/richmond-park
    Google map: bit.ly/XneGJd

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    The Harry’s Restaurant & Lounge Bar is set in an ideal location, along the promenade of Oludeniz. The views from the rooftop are amazing especially during the evening when you can watch the sunset and enjoy a few cocktails and some music. During the daytime, The Harry’s Restaurant is a great place if you want to watch the adventurous tourists and co-pilots land their paragliders while you eat. Worth a visit!

    www.theharrysrestaurant.com
    Belceğiz Mh., Çarşı Cd, Ölüdeniz, Turkey
    +90 252 617 07 08
    Google map: bit.ly/YutaXw

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    Cascade of Angon

    Posted by christel73 8 January 2013

    The walk to the Cascade of Angon is ideal for the whole family as it is easy and shaded. The climb to the cascade takes about one hour. On the way up, there is a good opening in the woodland from where you can get a beautiful view of the Duingt Castle, located on the shore of the Annecy Lake. When you reach the waterfall, take care as the rock can be slippery. If you have some energy left, you can go for a swim in the Lake of Annecy or a bike ride to Annecy about 12.5km away.

    www.tourisme-annecy.net/cascade-angon.html
    Google map: bit.ly/UJcbSa

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    Wheatsheaf hotel & pub

    Posted by christel73 19 November 2012

    The Wheatsheaf hotel and pub in Virginia Water is set in an ideal location as it is right by Virginia Water Lake and Windsor Great Park. It is cosy with its open fireplaces and it has a large beer garden at the back. The inn welcomes families for dining and staying. Traditional, freshly cooked English food and light bites are available.
    For a bit of history, King George III and Queen Charlotte are known to have stayed at the inn in the early 1800s.

    www.chefandbrewer.com/pub/wheatsheaf-hotel-virginia-water/c4306/
    London Road, Virginia Water, Surrey GU25 4QF
    +44(0)1344 842057
    Google map: bit.ly/RPdXMJ

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    Tunis and its suburbs

    Posted by christel73 3 September 2012

    I spent a wonderful morning visiting the Medina and the souks of Tunis. The narrow lanes lined with shops were bustling with activities. After my shopping expedition in the souks, I had built quite an appetite for a couscous, a traditional Tunisian dish and walked into the first restaurant that served it.
    I then took the tramway to Carthage, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located only 13 miles away from Tunis, where I spent the rest of the day visiting the town’s ancient ruins. The area also offers magnificent views of the Gulf of Tunis.

    www.tourismtunisia.com

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