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Lazydays - Destination Tailgating in Tucson

Looking for your ultimate RV tailgating experience?Than look no further than Lazydays, America's RV Destination.

Take your pick from hundredsof RVs from America's Top Brands.

Motor homes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers.

Every size, shape, and floorplan.

The latest innovations that take RVing to another level.

We're talking outdoor big screen TVs, exterior kitchens, huge patios and so much more.

Fora huge selection of tailgating RVs visit Lazydays, the RV Authority.

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Fuerteventura Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia

Fuerteventura is the second largest of theCanary Islands, a Spanish archipelago situated in the AtlanticOcean.

This island is famous for its stunning beaches and picturesque villages and, like the others in this group, enjoys a climate that makes it feel like perpetualspring.

With an average of 365 days of sunshine eachyear and 160 miles of coastline, Fuerteventura is the perfect place to escape.

Just half an hour north of the internationalairport is Corralejo, once a small fishing village and now one ofthe island’s largest resort towns.

Claim a sun lounge, or explore the incredible Corralejo DunesNational Park.

Take a day trip to the other end of the islandto Morro Jable.

Although this is a very popular spot withtourists, you can escape the crowds at the quaint harbourwhich is still used by local fishermen.

Enjoy a drink at one of the restaurants, sample local seafood, or stroll to the JandiaLighthouse, the tallest in the entire archipelago.

Gorgeous beaches run the length of the JandiaPeninsula reaching all the way to Costa Calma.

For something a little different, spread out your beach towel on the pitch-blacksand of Ajuy Beach, actually tiny fragments of volcanic rock.

In the unlikely event you ever tire of theFuerteventura’s beaches, head inland to gain a deeper understandingof this island’s amazing landscapes and its picturesque villages.

Like the other Canary Islands, Fuerteventura was formed by volcanic eruptionsmillions of years ago.

Take the winding roads up to Mirador MorroVelosa on Mount Tegu for one of the best views on theentire island.

Or, take a bus to Puerto del Rosario, theisland’s capital.

Quirky statues are dotted all around thistown, an open air exhibition that makes for a delightfulstroll.

With its long Spanish history, Fuerteventura is also home to many romanticbuildings and churches such as the parish church at La Olivaand the town hall in Pajara.

An old fishing village, today El Cotillo is perhaps the most picturesqueon the entire island.

Stroll the old harbour which is still usedby fisherman or admire the original windmills.

In an archipelago famous for its beaches, Fuerteventura has some of the biggest andmost beautiful.

Combined with its perfect weather and sandyshores, this is the perfect island to relax and rechargeand reconnect with nature.

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Best Travel destinations, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada

Previously on our travels we make it to Nova Scotia and I make a solo mission to peggys cove for the day today we're doing cabot trail.

the most eastern….

Or north eastern end of nova scotia supposedly a whole day trek but yea we'll get some time-lapse of the trail, and enjoy.

video? yea damnit dan take a picture for once! this is my video camera it seemed every 30 seconds we were pulling over getting out and taking more pictures there's amazing views around every corner we ended up taking two cars because i wanted to stop and take pictures and the other guys wanted to just drive you can see mountains in the background straight out to the ocean Nova Scotai! love it this is the last stretch of the cabot trail before we went back into town to grab ourselves some nice lobster dinner well I don't eat fish so i had a bowl of pasta.

but it was all good in the next video we make it a beach day at the south shore and head back to peggy's cove if you enjoyed this travel adventure video on visiting nova scotia please Like, Commentand Subscribe.

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Manchester Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia

In the 1800’s Manchester England was theepicenter of the Industrial Revolution.

Manchester’s story is often shrouded inthe smog and soot of Charles Dickens’ novels, but this is a city with a glorious past, and perhaps, an even a greater future.

It’s been said, “What Manchester thinks today, the worldthinks tomorrow.

” Manchester is a city of firsts.

This is the world’s first truly modern city, the place where mankind first split the atom, the birthplace of the first modern computer.

Manchester’s story began here, in Castlefield, where the many chapters of the city’s storymerge into one.

Explore the remains of the Roman fort, built to guard an ancient river crossing.

Wander the banks of Bridgewater canal, whose completion in 1761 is regarded as thebeginning of the Industrial Revolution.

Admire the warehouses and mills which oncenumbered in the thousands and generated incredible wealth for the city.

While in the background, is Beetham Tower, the symbol of a city once again on the rise.

As the city’s fortunes swelled in the 19thcentury, so too did its civic pride.

Manchester’s elite saw their city as thenew Venice, and commissioned grand buildings and monuments, taking architectural inspiration from acrossthe ages.

Manchester’s crowning glory is its TownHall, built to rival the great buildings of London.

Admire the incredible Victorian Gothic exterior, lavish staterooms,…and murals which celebratethe city’s history.

This is a building that proclaimed, “this is Manchester, and we’ve arrived!” For two centuries, Manchester’s merchantswent on a spending spree, scouring the world in search of cultural treasures to fill their stately homes.

Many of these treasures now reside in thecity’s museums and galleries.

At the Manchester Art Gallery, explore the works of the Pre-Raphaelites Britain’s first radical art movement and more contemporary works which continueto challenge.

At the Manchester Museum, step into a Gothic Revival time-capsule housingmillions of items, from a T-Rex skeleton called Stan, to one of the UK’s most important Egyptologycollections.

This city enjoys a proud philanthropic tradition.

Perhaps the city’s greatest was EnriquetaRylands, whose gift to the city was the John RylandsLibrary.

Dedicated to Manchester’s largest textilemagnate, in the ten years it took to create this neo-gothicmasterpiece, the widow acquired 40 000 books and oversawevery last detail a labor of love for her late husband, andthe people of Manchester.

Manchester has long understood the power ofknowledge.

In 1653 the Chetham Library became the country’sfirst free public library and has been open to all ever since.

Let your fingertips wander the Tudor era shelves, then step into the room where Friedrich Engelsand Karl Marx began to write the Communist Manifesto, a work inspired by the crushing conditionsthe city’s workers once endured.

Revolution and reform run deep in Manchester’swaters.

Housed in a restored Edwardian pump houseis The People’s History Museum, which celebrates those who challenged Britain’srigid political and class systems.

Stand before the simple desk where ThomasPaine penned The Rights of Man, a book that helped ignite the revolutionaryfires in America and France.

At the world’s oldest surviving railwaystation, you’ll find The Museum of Science and Industry.

In the museum’s Power Hall, feel the heat and steam that powered the shafts and wheels which once made Manchester theEmpire’s engine room.

From textile looms to locally produced aircraftand motor vehicles, this museum is a both fascinating journeythrough the city’s glory days, and a peek into the future.

The Imperial War Museum North is designedto resemble the shards of a world shattered by conflict.

Manchester knows well the horrors of war.

During the Manchester Blitz, thousands of German bombs reigned down uponthe city.

In typical Mancunian fashion, this museum strips away the pomp and gloryof war and reminds us instead, of its human cost.

After the 1950s, Manchester’s fortunes wentinto a serious decline and the city was all but written off as apost-industrial basket-case.

But in recent decades, the city began to awakenonce more, largely thanks to its youthful creativity.

A succession of bands like Joy Division, theSmiths, The Stone Roses and Oasis shook up the foundations of popular music and put Manchesterback on the map.

Explore the city’s incredible musical heritage in areas like the Northern Quarter, and pick up some rare vinyl along the way.

Then head to “The Village” around CanalStreet, which perfectly encapsulates the Mancunianideals of tolerance, self-expression and good times.

But if there’s one source of pride thattruly unites this city, it’s its two football clubs, Manchester City and Manchester United.

In 1968, Manchester United, became the first English club to become EuropeanChampions.

Today, the club enjoys a global fan base inthe millions.

Learn more at the National Football Museumin the city center, or better still, time your visit for a matchat Old Trafford, Manchester’s “Theatre of Dreams” since1910.

Manchester may no longer be England’s industrialpowerhouse, but it’s a city that’s never stopped dreaming.

Right across the city, daring new projects, innovations and ideas continue to capturethe world’s attention.

In this city of firsts, the only questionis, what will Manchester do next?.

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TBDI 2015 - Travel Blogger Destination Italy | Surio VLOG 9

here a small recap of this video today is Wednesday and so tomorrow is Thursday and i leave my city heading the Travel Blogger Destination Italy in Rimini (Italy) and tomorrow i'll be on a train between 5 AM and 10.

and then we will see I do not know what to expect I'm very excited about it it's.

4:25 AM it's Thursday and i have to leave NOW for the TBDI and my smartphone does not power on is totaly gone What the hell do I do now?!? I arrived at the fair and I have seen the first two panels the first one about selfpromotion and the worth of our job and the second one, very cool by Andy Best great photographer and videomaker with him I also exchanged a few words he gave me some advice.

but now i go for launch back to civilization The day at the fair is over and now we're heading to.

to the hotel WRONG: to the PARTY!!! .

There will be some funny activities to do.

like the Jodel of laugh at the first floor then Painting then Loni and Hy Pop if you wanna start to make some workout and will be a buffet too, a snack Welcome to my room Let's go out for dinner I am awake for.

exactly.

19 hours and a half I made some networking.

collected some contacts for my channel about what i do, my activity The stuff you're watching RIGHT NOW and tomorrow i have some appointments together with tourist boards the hotel is fine, i met some intresting people good night, see you tomorrow morning Good morning headache i'm gonna eat something I'm starting to to recover.

slowly headache goes better we are on the blogger-bus heading the fair she is Francesca Hi, good morning You enjoy the fair yesterday? was tiring but very interesting nice panels and i met other bloggers, like him yes, ME exactly and I finally understand some basic rules to survive the fair, like wear very comfortable shoes SUPER comfortable and also dress light What about today? today i have some appointments together with some tourism board and then I'll go check out all the stands also to start planning your upcoming trips Now i'm going to meet some tourist board in the dedicated sub-event that one other bloggers let's do some talk in the "World" pavillion "The World" Today fair day is over we made a lot of super cool talks with tourism boards and met a lot of bloggers today really productive day intresting and instructive and.

this beautiful hat is sponsored by Brasil Cheers!.

by looking at this view I wish you good night see you tomorrow OK, last day of fair saturday morning now there is a panel that i don't care but at 11 AM there is the panel by the Instagrammers very intresting form me becouse i promote myself on Instagram too but now let's do some more networking I just got back home I told these days to my girlfriend and also to my parents, who've come into my house unexpectedly surprise and.

yes shower done and now super good dinner by Ambra Well, my week is over if you enjoy the video put me a like her on Youtube subscribe to the channel and share it, if possible see you on next vlog.

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**New Year Goals 2017 ** New Years Resolution **weight loss goals** fat over 40

welcome to fat over 40 my names miles and in this episode we're going to review my goals for 2017 now if you're new to the channel please subscribe there's a new film every single Friday and if you like what you hear then hit that thumbs up button let me know what your goals are and make us a comment down below more importantly if you haven't already please subscribe and if you want to be alerted to when i post my videos that make sure you hit that little bell icon now stay tuned for a little trees at the end to a little tribute to be from happy cashew TV i promised i'd do it so that's coming up at the end of this video now have I done over Christmas and I'd love to tell you that have been a good boy but and sent income because I definitely been a very bad boy and I have been used quite a bit on chocolate and cheese and crisps and most things that nice definitely chocolate cake my wife had to get into this chocolate cake there was about half left she called me I mean some breakfast the other day which was obviously this food is not good with you trying to lose weight but boy is definitely being tough and and she also asked me if I enjoyed my gorging and I don't think of what he did maybe at the time and I'll shove it in my face probably did but I didn't feel better for it after and definitely got like a sugar crash so I'm feeling a little bit disappointed with myself but you know I can't turn back time and it is what it is so I married to look forward public health England actually have announced recently that they've done a survey and over eighty-three percent of 40 to 60 year olds are either obese or overweight or drink too much or don't text sighs and that's that's quite so staggering statistic you know over three-quarters of men and women that are between 40 and 60 years of age you know are in trouble they were drinking too much not exercising enough on all their families boy you know that that that's sixteen percent rise in the last 20 years as well they're quite so staggering statistics really a little bit worried if you want to find out more i'll put a link to that particular website down below I think there's even a text we can sort of test test yourself to see which covers kept free falling too so go check that out quite worrying statistics now goals my three-month goals if you if you've seen the video that i posted last week you'll know that I didn't hit my three-month goals i was just shy on getting Andrew hundred kilos I was just shy lifting 200 kilos and the deadlift and I was one second out of beating my 500-meter own time so those three goals are gonna stand for the next three months I'm gonna try my best to hit those but what about looking to the future what about my 2017 goes well the main one that want to try to achieve is to lose my belly yet this is this is it this is my belly i'll give you a side profile this is what I am aiming to lose in 2017 this is going to become my prime focus among major goal is to lose my baby my second sort of weight training rated goal i PB my back squat last week a hundred 70 kilos I'm gonna set a really aggressive target of 200 kilos in my back squat by the end of 2017 and probably that's going to be a stretch too far but I'm definitely gonna try and train and work my way up to try to achieve that goal and the last one is like it's not really anything specific goal is to not i want to be able to not refer to myself as being fact this is something that I just generally do because i am so if I just proved to you on camera that i am back and it's just something that I want to try and you know stop doing but I want to be thin or certainly not fat so my god in 2017 is to get myself to a stage where I don't refer to myself as being fat how am I gonna do this well i'm going to focus purely on my food and I think I've got my and my exercise and the controller and enjoy my exercise and will continue to do that but it's gonna be food i'm gonna work myself really hard to make sure that I mean that's the calorific deficit very slight calorie deficit every day every week just to lose a couple pounds and keeps tripping that fat off my body i'm also gonna change the home screen on my mobile phone to to know something inspirational definitely a man hasn't got a big gap but maybe it's gonna be sort of like a six-pack and I can look at that frequently and just remind myself that you know don't have that big cake because this is what you're aiming to achieve I'm starting off 2017 and as a part of the diet bet this is being run by be of happy cashew TV and I think the diet will be down below and how it works is you trippin twenty dollars and everyone chips in twenty dollars i think there's about three hundred fifty dollars in the pot at the moment and if you hit your goal which is to lose four percent of your body weight in a month then you win a portion of of the the pool so if I say I was the only person hit my goggle then i would get all three hundred and fifty dollars which would be very nice wouldn't it so I'm having a banter with just in from My Father pants story so Briana Justin gonna smash you oh right so new year is coming up and I want to wish all my subscribers and all of my viewers are very very very happy and prosperous new new year and if you set those girls I'm sure you're going to achieve them in 2017 and I'm looking forward to bring you a video every single week to try and keep you on track or certainly help you with your weight loss journey and if you make one change this week set yourselves and goals so you don't die fat don't forget keep you up and Nana's peeled because there'll be another video next friday.

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How to choose a travel destination

What's good guys.

Today we're going to be talking about choosing your destination for vacation or holiday.

We're going to talk about the purpose of your trip, how much time you need, how much moneyit's going to cost you, and how to research it all.

Coming up next.

Alright guys, so the purpose of your tripis going to be one of the most important things to guide you into figuring out where you wantto go.

Do you want to travel for architecture?Do you want to travel for food? Do you want to travel for women?Do you want to travel for culture? Language? Whatever it is, figure out the reason youwant to make moves and that will help you pinpoint where it is in the world you wantto go.

So the next factor is going to be time.

How much time do you have to be on vacation or holiday?Do you have three days? Do you have two weeks?The time frame is effectively going to change your style of travel.

So if you have three days, you're going to want to stay somewhere relatively close sothat you can enjoy your time at the destination.

If you have two weeks, you can go a bit further.

You can take a long haul flight.

If you only have three days, again we're justcomparing these random times, but if you only have three days, you're going to want to staysomewhere close because what happens is, if you're going to take a flight, you have tofactor the time getting to the airport, being there early, you have to be there an houror two, depending if it's international or domestic, and you have to get to your gate,you have to board the flight, then you're flying, and then once you get to the otherairport, you then have to get off the plane, traveling through the airport trying to getout, then you're going to take a bus, train, or cab to your accommodation, then once youget there you have to check-in, and then you have to settle in.

Settling in is going to take you a good amount of time as well.

So just think about if it's a three hour flight, you have to add at least three to five hoursextra on the other factors, getting to the airport, and everything I just mentioned.

So just remember that travel also takes time.

So the first day and the last day you haveto pretty much give up as far as time goes.

So if you have two weeks, then you have twelvedays effectively to actually be at the destination that you're going to;Where the first day and the last day are cut out for just travel.

And again, like I said, if you have three days, you want to go somewhere relativelyclose that's not going to beat you up when you get there so you can start the purposeof your trip from the very beginning.

The budget!The biggest question that everybody has when wanting to travel.

How much is it going to cost me per day.

Well, the two things we have to keep in mindin order to survive and whenever we travel, these are musts.

You're going to need accommodation and food.

Everything else, is whatever you want to do.

Those are activities, those are things on the side that are dependent on your styleof travel.

Your accommodation, again, is also dependent.

How are you going to be staying? Are you going to be staying at a luxurioushotel or are you going to be staying at a bed and breakfast?Once you figure out where you're going to be staying, they're going to charge you "x"amount of dollars to stay there.

Factor that into your budget.

Next, is food.

How are you going to be eating?Are you going to be eating at fancy restaurants? Are you going to be eating two times a day?Three times a day? One time a day?It's all dependent on you.

Think about how you eat in your own city andfactor that cost in to your travels.

That will give you your two basic needs.

Now, the next thing is figure out the purpose of your –Well you already figured out the purpose of your trip so this is where it comes into play.

Why are you traveling? If you're traveling for architecture, youmight not need to go into these buildings, you could just take pictures of them fromthe outside.

But if you want to go in, depending on ifit's a museum or not, they might charge you to get in.

If you're a foodie, you've already factored that into your travel style.

If you're going for the culture, culture is free.

You just have to attend some places.

There are free places and there are paid places.

So.

Just use Google.

And figure out what thing — what activities you can do at that city.

And they'll have the prices as well.

So it'll help you determine how much you'regoing to need for the extra activities that you want to do.

But again, the main thing you want to budget for is accommodation and food.

So after figuring out the purpose of your trip, the time you have, and the budget youwant to spend, now it's time to do research.

The best thing to do is ask friends and family.

But friends and family with your taste.

So if you're a foodie, ask another foodiewhere you should go.

If you love architecture, ask somebody wholoves architecture where you should go.

If you ask somebody that doesn't have yourtaste, you guys are going to bump heads.

They might send you somewhere else.

So you first want to start off with that.

Then, Google.

Google is your best friend.

You know.

Use Google and figure out where you can go with the time and budget that you do have.

Plug in, great architecture around the world.

Or great food around the world and that willhelp jump start your research.

From there, you just have to match it againstyour time and budget and see whether it's possible.

So make a list of the cities/countries that you can go to and see if it matches your timeand budget.

Things you want to look for in your researchalso are the weather.

Make sure the weather is what you want it.

What's the ideal weather for you and also factor that into your research.

Also look for events.

The research you do online will also tellyou whether they're having a special event in that country.

And it could be anything.

Is there a parade?Is there a cultural festival? Are they having some type of festive weekend?You know.

So just look at that.

And that will also determine how expensive the country is because if they're going tohave a huge surge of tourists then it might be more expensive that weekend then the weekendafter.

So, a little tip for your budget is to beflexible with your dates if you can be.

Because that's going to help you save moneyon your trip.

Last tip is pull the trigger!Don't do all this research and flake out at the last second.

Life is what you make it.

So pull the trigger.

Take the trip.

Get out.

You're going to thank yourself twenty years from now.

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How to Lose Belly Fat Ep 02: Sugar And Lose Belly Fat | Weight Loss Tips!

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Iceland Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia

It’s dotted with hundreds of volcanoes, yet is home to Europe’s largest glacier; it’s perched on the edge of the arctic circle, yet is warmed by the Gulf Stream,…Icelandtruly is, the Land of Fire and Ice.

It’s also theland, of story.

The marks of human hands are few and far betweenon this windswept land.

Footprints are quickly reclaimed, but stories,…lingerforever.

Such is the sheer force and beauty of thisplace that Viking warriors have been transformed into poets, and familystories into epic sagas.

When Norseman, Ingólfur Arnarson, first caught sight of these shores over eleven-hundredyears ago, he cast the wooden seat pillars of his chieftain’sthrone overboard and vowed to build his farm wherever theywashed up.

Three years later the pillars were found anda settlement was born.

That settlement became Reykjavik, Iceland’scapital, a city two-thirds of Icelanders now call home.

With a population of only 300,000, Iceland can feel like the most isolated placeon earth, yet Reykjavik is only a three-hour flightfrom London, and just under six from New York.

Reykjavik is one of those places that’snot sure if it’s big town, or a small city, and therein lays its charm.

It’s relaxed and welcoming, yet possesses a fierce creativity and cultural life that holds its own againstother European capitals.

Most buildings here are a response to thenatural environment,… simple and low, to beat the North Atlanticwinds,…colourful, to brighten the spirits through the long darkwinters.

Yet there's grand civic architecture heretoo, buildings truly inspired by Iceland’s naturalbeauty.

Like a spire from a fairy tale ice-castle, the soaring central tower of Hallgrímskirkjawatches over all of Reykjavik.

Designed to mirror the geometric shapes ofancient lava flows, few other churches in the world so honourthe natural world.

Iceland’s conference and concert center, Harpa, is designed to reflect the city’ssky, harbour and cultural energy.

Once again, the island’s dramatic geologic formationsare honoured here, as well as the incredible winter spectacleof the Northern Lights.

Icelanders value their heritage buildingstoo.

When Reykjavík modernised in the mid-twentiethcentury, dozens of the city’s older buildings wererelocated to the last of the city’s farms.

Today, Arbaejarsafn, serves as a museum whichallows visitors to walk through the pages of earlier times.

While at the National Museum of Iceland, take a voyage through Icelandic history, from the present day, back to the SettlementAge.

Wherever you step in this city, nature beckons you,…over windswept waters,across the mountains, and into limitless horizons.

Many of the country’s most popular sightsare within easy reach of Reykjavík, often by public transport.

Immerse yourself in the spirit of Iceland, at the Blue Lagoon.

Here, and at hundredsof volcanic baths across the island, locals come to soak in the healing thermalwaters, share gossip with neighbours, and even conductbusiness meetings.

Not far from Reykjavík is an area known asThe Golden Circle, which encompasses three of Iceland’s greatestnatural wonders.

Just 30 miles from the capital, is ThingvellirNational Park, considered the country’s heart and soul.

Here, you can actually walk between the tectonicplates of North America and Europe, that have been drifting apart for millennia.

Stand upon the shore of the country’s largestlake, …wander the grass covered lava flows and imagine the clans who gathered here forIceland’s open air parliament, for two weeks each year, for over 800 years.

Also in the Golden Circle, experience a boiling cauldron of hissing steamvents and belching mud pools, at the Geysir Geothermal Field.

The Great Geysir itself has been quiet inrecent years, but nearby, it’s little brother Strokkur,still puts on a show, thrusting water into the heavens every 10minutes.

If there’s one natural wonder in The GoldenCircle that outshines them all, it’s Gullfoss.

Early last century, the waterfall was threatenedby a hydroelectric project, until a local farmer’s daughter walked barefootto Reykjavik and threatened to throw herself from the fallsunless the project was stopped.

Today, that woman is regarded as Iceland’sfirst environmentalist, and The Golden Falls have been protected,forever.

For many visitors, their Icelandic story continues no further than Reykjavik and The Golden Circle, which is a shame, because the further youroam, the greater the adventure.

Iceland’s main ring road circles the entireisland, stringing together an endless series of epiclandscapes and tales.

An hour and a half’s drive east from Reykjavik is one of the world’s most beautiful waterfalls, Seljalandsfoss.

Follow the trail behind a 200 foot veil ofpure glacial water, where throughout the ages, adventurers havecome to pause, and breathe in the mists of this sacred place.

Drive another 18 miles east, to Skógafoss,where according to folklore, a Viking buried his chest of gold behind thefalls.

Years later, a local boy found the chest and attemptedto wrench it from it’s hiding place, only to tear off its handle before the chestvanished again.

On sunny days the falls create a double rainbow,a treasure in itself.

Continue eastward towards Vík, the southern-mostvillage in the country.

Here wedged between the mountains and thesea lie some of Iceland’s most dramatic landscapes,weather, and legends.

Explore the basalt sands of Black Beach, considered one of the most beautiful non-tropicalbeaches in the world.

Just offshore rise the basalt sea stacks ofReynisdrangar.

Locals say the formations are the remainsof two trolls heading out to sea, who, when caught by the rising sun were frozenin the morning light.

The shorelines here are made up of otherworldlyrock formations and caves, like Hálsanefshellir, said to be a monster’s lair until a landslidesealed the entrance only a century ago.

Hike across the natural arch of Dyrholaeyand sit surrounded by puffins.

While below, waves that have travelled uninterrupted, all the way from Antarctica, end their journeyagainst Iceland’s most southerly point.

Follow the ring road for another two hours, into the ethereal light of JökulsárlónLake.

Here, at the tongue of Vatnajokull, Europe’slargest glacier, icebergs break away and float for years, melting down until they are small enough totumble out to sea.

A magnet for photographers and filmmakers, Jökulsárlón has been the setting for modernday legends, like James Bond, Batman, and Lara Croft.

From the wild, windswept shores of the EastCoast to the volcanic wonders of the north, Iceland’s ring road offers one jewel afteranother, all strung together with mile upon mile ofabsolute solitude.

Stand before the northern horseshoe fallsof Selfoss.

Then just downstream, feel the earth rumble beneath your boots atEurope’s mightiest waterfall, Dettifoss, who’s plume can be seen overhalf a mile away.

Nearby the Myvatn region awaits, whose centerpieceis a tranquil lake, surrounded by nature in all its violent beauty.

Take a careful walk through the boiling landscapeof Namafjall.

Lose yourself amid the lava pillars and darkcastles of Dimmuborgir, the place where Satan is said to have landedwhen God cast him from Heaven.

Then, peer into the caldera of Krafla Volcano, and witness the incredible geothermal powerthat resides just beneath the ice.

Just to the west of Myvatn, is a waterfall forever linked to a turningpoint in Iceland’s epic narrative.

When civil war threatened to tear the islandin two in the 10th century, Iceland’s law speaker united the countryunder one faith, Christianity.

In a symbolic act of conversion, the chieftain hurled his pagan totems offthe falls, which have been known as Godafoss, the waterfallof the gods, ever since.

After a few days on the road, the tiny city of Akureyri appears like anarctic oasis.

Known as the Capital of the North, Akureyri is the perfect place to warm up andenjoy some comfort and culture, before heading off into the wilds again.

There are some stories we never want to end,that we never want to put down, but rest assured, this, is only an introduction.

In Iceland,every side road, every path is a story waiting to unfold.

Fromthe vast interior, to the West Fjords, each untouched beach andwindswept plain is an unwritten page.

So come, and live your own Icelandic story,it’s one you’ll keep telling for the rest of your days.

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This Year she has resolved to Lose Weight! She as well! And he too! If you also plan to Lose Weight, then this Video is for YOU! This is a very simple and easy diet plan which will give you Instant Benefits.

This Diet Plan's objective is that you consume lesser calories than what you consume everyday and yet you feel energetic and remain fit.

If you follow this Diet Plan, then your daily calorie intake is less than 1000 Calories.

And when you consume lesser calories, your weight will automatically come down.

Let's see this Diet Plan! For Breakfast, take 2 Bananas and a glass of Milk.

Milk should be Fat-Free.

Here, we are Taking Amul's Double Toned Milk, you can take fat free milk of any brand.

Don't add Sugar to this Milk.

Between Breakfast and Lunch, have 3 Glasses of Water.

If you can't drink Plain Water in quantity, you may add Lemon to it to add flavor.

In Lunch, you have to take 2 Bananas and a Glass of Milk.

Between Lunch and Dinner, have 3 Glasses of Water.

Have as much Water as you can as it will be good for your health.

For Dinner, take 2 Cucumbers, 2 Tomatoes, about 100 grams Paneer, one slice Brown Bread of any Brand and a pinch of Salt.

You may take Cucumbers and Tomatoes in any form.

Here, we have prepared a Salad using Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Cheese with a pinch of Salt.

In addition to this Salad, you have to take 2 Bananas, a glass of Milk and a slice of Bread.

This is your Complete Dinner Meal.

One Hour before going to sleep, take a cup of Tea or Coffee.

You can take Bananas and Milk in any form that you may like – warm or cold.

Like for Breakfast you may take Warm Milk with Bananas and for Lunch, you may take it as a Banana Shake.

Whichever way suits your health, you can take it that way.

One thing that is good about Bananas is that they give you fullness for a longer period and you don't feel hungry soon.

So when you won't feel hungry soon, you won't consume more calories and this will bring your weight down.

Bananas have good amount of Vitamins, Minerals and Fiber that will keep you energetic throughout the day and also help in digestion.

Similarly, Milk has Calcium and Protein which is highly beneficial for your body.

So when we have Milk and Banana together it's combined properties not only boost our health but also fulfill our daily dietary needs.

If you follow this diet for 5 Days consecutively, you'll see the difference.

Once you have completed this Diet Plan, then start with some easy Diet Plan so that you are able to maintain your weight.

Even if you are not following any specific Diet Plan, you can take care of few things in your daily lifestyle.

Avoid Fried Foods, avoid Sugar, have more of fresh Fruits and Vegetables, drink lots of Water, eat more Whole grains and avoid Processed Foods.

Try talking out time for a 15 Minute Walk everyday and if possible, jog.

Also, if you are unwell then avoid this Diet Plan.

Also, don't follow this Diet Plan for more than 5 Days.

Water plays an important role in this Diet Plan, so have as much Water as you can so that it flushes out toxins from your body.

If you follow this Diet for 5 Days, you'll not only lose weight but you'll also see many more benefits.

You'll get silky smooth shinier skin, you'll feel energetic throughout the day, your body will get even more flexible, you'll get better clarity of mind which will help you take decisions easily and overall you'll feel more positive than ever!.

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Welcome to Greenland.

We're here on the Greenland Explorer withQuark Expeditions and we're joined by the Expedition Leader, Alex McNeil.

Can you just run us through what maybe 24hours might be like on the ship here? An average day for me would probably be wakingup around 5 O'clock, and heading to the bridge looking at local conditions, ice weather,current, assessing our progress, towards our proposed destination and looking for any opportunitiesalong the way.

And the essentially we have a time where weplan to wake the passengers up.

Usually anywhere from 5:30 to 7:30 at thelatest, sometimes we give people a little bit of a sleep in.

Then we go out on a morning excursion for sure, for example, this morning we had a zodiaccruise and a landing, the tide just got out, we had a really good extended hike, and we'regoing to assess opportunities.

Ready for a great day on the water!Ship cruise the entirety of the Fjord, it's about 60 milesPicturesque jagged peaks, glaciers, that will be great regardless, and who knows what opportunitieswill present for zodiac cruises and other adventures.

I forgot one thing, we're gonna get you to jump in the water at some point too.

Oh, Because we're back in the ice, and we've gota little bit colder water, so it's time for a polar plunge.

I like that, it's a little bit colder water.

We want it to be as cold as possible so peoplecan get the true feeling of the Polar Plunge.

If you go on a Quark Expedition Ship, makesure to do the polar plunge, whether it's in the Antarctic or it's up here in Greenland,do it! And Vodka is your reward, mine's empty.

Another fantastic day here in Greenland, as you can see, the landscape never stops changing.

See ya! Another UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Wow, behind me is Jacobs Harbour, and this is a harbour filled with ice bergs that comefrom Jacobs Glacier.

And as we were told, all of these ice bergs,eventually make it out of here and travel all the way to Canada.

Walking in the Tundra in the Arctic.

It's the spirit of adventure,You never know what's going to happen and that's what great about the Arctic.

It's just adventure around every corner.

Cheers from Greenland.

So you know if you need any motivation to go to the Arctic, well you got it now.

Come to Greenland, we'll see you there.

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Bienvenido a Mexico City, one of the financial powerhouses and culturalcapitals of Latin America.

A place with ancient roots, in recent years this mega-city of 21 millionhas undergone a renaissance, exploding into, a city of color! Mexico City’s color can be found on everystreet.

It’s in the sunbaked plazas and monuments, the dappled shade and quiet of its courtyards, and in the brushstrokes of its murals andstreet art.

It’s in the faded pastels and tile workof colonial buildings, it’s in the cantinas,… the music,…thecuisine,…everywhere there is color.

If life has a color, that color would be called,Mexico City! Despite its legendary sprawl, Mexico City isn’t hard to navigate.

Just like the paint upon an artist’s palette, the city is divided into distinctive boroughs, all with their own shades and moods.

Mexico City’s colors run deepest in themain square, the Zócalo, once the epicenter of the MexicanCivilization.

When the Spanish arrived in 1521, the Aztectemples were swiftly leveled, and a colonial city rose in its place.

Today, this area is presided over by a temple ofa different kind, The Metropolitan Cathedral.

Throughout the Centro Histórico district, over 1500 heritage buildings vie for yourattention.

Visit San Ildefonso College and be introduced to the earliest masterpieces of Mexican muralism.

Dive into a kaleidoscope of color and craftat La Ciudadela, an artisanal market featuring over 300 stalls.

Then admire the blue and white splendor ofCasa de Azulejos, The House of Tiles.

The streets of this district overflow withincredible museums and galleries, such as the Museo Biblioteca Palacio Postal, and the Palacio de Bellas Artes.

For a window into the life and color of yesteryear, visit the fabulous Museo Franz Mayer, a glittering display of cultural treasuresand everyday items that the tireless collector amassed throughouthis lifetime.

When it’s time for a change of color, head to leafy avenues of Alameda Central.

Discover even more shades of green at ChapultepecPark, one of the largest urban parks in the world.

As well as serving as the city’s lungs, the park is home to cultural institutionssuch as the Auditorio Nacional, and the museum of anthropology, as well as the popular Chapultepec Zoo.

Pay your respects to the Ninos Heroes.

This monument honors the six boy soldiers who gave their lives defending Castillo deChapultepec, when it fell to the Americans in 1847.

Today, the castle serves as the National Museumof History, shining a light through the darkest, and brightest chapters, of Mexico’s history.

Just to the north is upscale Polanco, and its neighbor Nuevo Polanco, a former warehouse area rapidly being transformedby new architectural visions.

Rising like shape-shifting plasma, the Museo Soumaya is filled with over 60,000artworks from the private collection of billionaire, Carlos Slim.

Displaying masterpieces fromacross the ages, this free museum features European masterssuch as Van Gogh, Dali and Rodin.

The spirit of philanthropy continues justacross the road, at Museo Jumex, a building which echoes thedistrict’s industrial past, and which houses the largest private contemporaryart collection in Latin America.

To the south of the city is the once ancientvillage of Coyoacán, “the place of coyotes”.

In the early 20th century this area floweredinto a place of bohemia; its artists, writers and intellectuals inspiring and enriching not only Mexico, but the entire world.

Visit The Blue House, the birthplace of Frieda Kahlo.

In neighboring San Angel, explore the museum, house and studio of DiegoRivera and Frida Kahlo, where these two giants of Mexican art worked,.

lived, and loved.

Just to the south are the incredible muralsand buildings of Ciudad Universitaria, which when constructed in the 1950s, was the city’s largest single building projectsince the time of the Aztecs.

It is here, at the university’s Olympicstadium, that you can see one of Rivera’s last epicmurals, a work he never lived to complete.

The spirit of bohemia and creativity continues amid the sophisticated hues and beauty ofdistricts such, Roma and Condesa.

At Xochimilco, simply float away on a riotof color on the last of the city’s Aztec canals, exploring markets and gardens along the way.

In Mexico City there is color everywhere, and once experienced, they will never fade.

All you have to do is close your eyes, and you will see the many colors of MexicoCity again, today, tomorrow, always….

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Lima Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia

Before you set out exploring the mysteriousmountain city of Machu Picchu, the floating villages of Lake Titicaca and the tropical treasures of the Amazon jungle, discover the striking contrasts of Peru’scoastal capital Lima.

Ancient and modern… rich and poor… fascinating and entertaining… practical and elegant: Lima is a city of contrasts.

Almost a third of all Peruvians call thissprawling metropolis home and they live in everything from modern high-risecondos to humble hill-top shacks.

The painted façades burst with color in summer… but this image is paled by the fog that risesfrom the Pacific Ocean in winter.

In this ever-changing city you can find anew surprise at every turn.

All you have to do is prepare your senses; Along the boulevards of Central Lima you’llbe immersed in the sounds of chaotic traffic, while quiet benches await in coastal parks.

Everywhere you go in Lima you can feel thehot desert sun warm your skin, and at the same time taste the salty sea air.

To experience the bohemian side of Lima, followthe Bajada de los Baños, a walkway that runs from the coast throughthe quaint Barranco district.

Stroll over the Bridge of Sighs, a legendary place of forbidden romance betweena wealthy girl and a handsome street sweeper.

Rich or poor, all Peruvians find common groundin the city’s many public parks.

El Malecón, a continuous stretch of pathsand flower beds, allows you to explore the coastal cliffs ofthe Miraflores district on foot.

It’s in modern neighborhoods like this thatyou almost forget that Lima was built on the ruined pyramidsand temples of ancient civilizations.

Yet, in its heart you can retrace the steps of the Lima peoplein Huaca Pucllana, a place of ceremony and sacrifice from around1,500 years ago.

Indigenous Peruvians still observe the ritualsand beliefs of their forefathers, despite being devout Catholics today.

This religion was introduced to them by Spanishconquistadores, along with the Castilian language and Baroquearchitecture.

To see fine examples of their colonial legacy,visit the Plaza de Armas, which is also known as the Plaza Mayor.

It was here that the Spanish explorer FranciscoPizarro founded Lima in the 16th century.

His quest to make the “City of the Kings” the capital of the New World started withthe construction of the Lima Cathedral.

Inside, look for Pizarro’s tomb, early religiousartworks and the gold-plated altar.

Pizarro lived and worked in the GovernmentPalace across the street, which is still the official seat of governmenttoday.

Take a horse-and-carriage tour from the Plaza, a romantic way of exploring Lima’s UNESCO-protected Historic Center with its typical colonialbalconies.

Peru gained independence in 1821, but theSpanish influence has never been erased.

Take a peek inside inner-city museums andlibraries to find stately rooms, soaring glass ceilings and colorful tiledcourtyards.

Another highlight is the 18th-century MuseoLarco, which stands on the ruins of a 7th-centurypyramid.

The colonial mansion in the Pueblo Libre districthouses an impressive collection of ceramics, artworks and golden jewelry from pre-Columbiantimes.

The exhibits show the history of ancient Peruthrough arts and crafts.

After lunch on the patio, cross the garden to the Sala Erótica to seethe museum’s most talked about pieces… Nearby Parque de las Leyendas, which is Lima’s zoo, introduces the wild animals of Peru’s remoteAmazon jungle to all who can’t travel there themselves.

Another popular family attraction is Parquede Exposición in the city center, where kids and adults alike love splashingaround in the water fountains.

As the day turns into night, the park’s magical light show is a reminderthat ANYTHING is possible in Lima.

Don’t forget, Lima is the perfect steppingstone to the many natural, cultural and historic treasures that Peruis so famous for.

Take your pick from coastal deserts… lushrainforests….

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and snow-capped mountains to see the manyfaces of Peru.

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The Amalfi Coast stretches for 30 miles alongthe southern coast of the Sorrentine Peninsula in Southern Italy.

Like a beautiful necklace, this spectacular coastline sparkles withhillside vineyards, fragrant groves and a grand sweeping history.

There are some places that are so famous and so legendary that even before you setfoot there, it feels familiar.

The Amalfi Coast with its “Road of a thousandbends” is one such place.

The Amalfi Coast has attracted society’s richand beautiful for thousands of years and inspired some of the world’s greatest artists andwriters.

The area’s largest city, Amalfi is a greatplace to begin this legendary journey.

This town was wealthy and powerful during medieval times, and merchants here hadgold coins to spend instead of the barter system used throughoutthe rest of Italy.

Visit the magnificent buildings that reflectthat early wealth such as the Cattedrale di Sant'Andrea and take the short trip to the picturesquehillside village of Pontone, where Amalfi’s elite used to escapethe crowds.

Although the fishing village of Atrani isonly just over the hill, it maintains its own traditions and even alocal dialect.

Atrani is the smallest municipality in SouthernItaly and its medieval streets and alleys feel untouchedby the hands of time.

The nearby villages of Praiano and Furore have many beautiful beaches including Fiordodi Furore, an ancient gorge that was used for many centuriesas a hideout for bandits.

A little further along is the site of oneof the greatest legends of all time.

Just off the coast from Positano is where, according to Greek mythology, Ulysses resisted the mythical call of thesirens.

Positano is perhaps the best known destinationon the coast.

A favourite of celebrities since the 1950s, this town glitters with old-world glamour.

From Marina Grande Beach, most of the paths lead right to the town centreand the Santa Maria Assunta.

Hikers come from all over the world to stroll through fragrant lemon orchards on trails with names like “Gods’ Pathway.

” Follow ancient trails to the hilltop townof Ravello, an elegant village known for the magnificentarchitecture of Villa Rufolo, once the private home of a rich and powerfulfamily.

Visit the Terraces of Infinity, at Villa Cimbrone, The famous American writer Gore Vidal called it “the most beautifulview in the world.

” Before it’s medieval glory days, the Amalfi Coast’s charms drew the Romanaristocracy.

The tiny fishing village of Minori was where society's elite enjoyed their summer days From Minori the road leads to Maiori, a fishing town with one of the largest beacheson the entire coast.

Dominated by the Castle of San Nicola de Thoro-Plano this is one of the last remnants of the area’spowerful defence system.

John Steinbeck once called the Amalfi Coast a “dream place that isn’t quite real whenyou are there and beckoningly real after you have gone.

” With its endless sunshine, mediterranean colours and a landscape of grippingdrama and breathtaking beauty, the Amalfi Coast truly is a legendary destination.

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