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• Bad Säckingen
  | State: || Baden-Württemberg
  Bad Säckingen ] and Switzerland is just a few minute...
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• Livingston (Guatemala)
  ...ome to swim. Sometimes (usually after a period of bad weather) the beaches are full of plastic waste fr...
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• Pensacola Beach
  ...of interesting shells, shell-collecting here is a bad idea, since almost all the best finds are already...
  ...e sunscreen, even if you have tanned skin, it's a bad idea in Florida summer. The white sand that draw...
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• Rabat
  ...ding out into the suburbs again, which is not too bad - about a 20-25 MAD ride in to downtown.
  ...occo. Modern Salé is a more polluted than Rabat, badly planned, and rapidly expanding town because of ...
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• Outer Banks
  ...e shopping! Tons of great places to find unique items. Many Art Galleries are located up and down the ...
  ...pressive of draft beer selection. The food isn't bad either. If you're on Ocracoke looking for a good...
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• Portuguese phrasebook
  ...able to figure out the meaning of some signage, items on a menu, etc., understanding of verbal communic...
  ===Problems===
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• Leave-no-trace camping
  ...ss with the feeding habits of wild animals. It's bad enough that bears in Yellowstone have graduated f...
  ...mpacting the environment. And they're really not bad to eat. Most commercial backpacking foods can be...
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• Scottsdale (Arizona)
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• Fredericksburg (Virginia)
  ... types, served in bowls or on top of other menu items, such as burgers, dogs, spaghetti, nachos, fritos...
  ... drink one could ever imagine, and the food isn't bad either. It is not so special anymore now that th...
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• Russia
  region1items=Federal City of Moscow, Ivanovo Oblast, Kaluga Ob...
  region2items=Belgorod Oblast, Bryansk Oblast, Kursk Oblast, Li...
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• Dali
  ...tong temple and go the opposite direction. This seems to be the common way for Chinese tourists. If you...
  The mountains themselves are home to beautiful wild camelias, orchids...
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• Leiden
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• Corpus Christi
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• Indonesian phrasebook
  ...unce: it has one of the most phonetic writing systems in the world, with only a small number of simple ...
  ===Problems===
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• Zagreb
  ...through Trieste, route E61 through Slovenia (in a bad shape) and then A7 south to Rijeka, then Rijeka b...
  ... buy most necessary foods, hygiene products and items like cigarettes and alcohol.
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• Honolulu/Waikiki
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• Israel
  ...fy themselves as Jewish, the remainder classify themselves as either as Arab and or Palestinian, Bedoui...
  ... 'modern orthodox' and finally 45% who consider themselves secular, although still adhere to some tradi...
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• Minneapolis
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• Rio de Janeiro
  ..., or favelas, are the tip of very old social problems. The favelas are areas of poor-quality housing, s...
  ...o, on a gigantic structure called Sambódromo (Sambadrome). During Carnaval, Rio has much more to offer...
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• Germany
  ...ook advantage of the inherent organizational problems of the Weimar Constitution and the Nazis were abl...
  ...owing areas (e.g. Rheinhessen and Palatinate) and Bad Duerkheim on the 'German wine route' organises th...
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