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Sweden Reindeer

May 15, 2014

That Time Some Reindeer Tried To Kill Me

After arriving at the ICEHOTEL and finding out that I had to wait over two hours for the next tour (in Engish), I decided to tag along with two Canadians I met to some church and museum at the end of the street. The church and museum apparently were both focused on by the Sami people (the

Sweden,  Travel Tales Sights

Kiruna Ice Hotel Entrance

March 28, 2014

Photo Gallery: Sweden’s Ice Hotel

Almost 100 miles north of the Arctic Circle in the heart of Sweden's Lappland, there exists a hotel made entirely out of frozen water. It is known simply as ICEHOTEL (why the all capital letters, I do not know). For as little as 1250 Swedish krona (SEK) (~$195), or as much as 13,500 SEK

Photo Gallery,  Sweden Accommodation,  Kiruna,  Sights

Washington DC Jefferson Memorial Reflection

March 22, 2014

Photo Gallery: Washington, D.C.

Washington, D.C. also known as the District of Columbia (by nobody), the capital of the United States of America (it's actually quite a long name if you put it all together: Washington, District of Columbia, United States of America Inc). But the city is more than just politics and a grid of

Photo Gallery,  Washington DC Cities,  Sights

Red-Sea-Diving-Reef-Fish

April 21, 2013

Scuba Diving The Red Sea In Photos

During my time in Israel I had the opportunity to go scuba diving in the Red Sea. To anyone who hasn't been scuba diving before - I strongly recommend that you do it immediately. Since describing scuba diving the Red Sea to you with my words would undoubtedly do the experience a great injustice,

Israel,  Photo Gallery Animals,  Sights

Western Wall Placard

April 2, 2013

The Western Wall

JERUSALEM, ISRAEL - In the Old City of Jerusalem stands the remnants of a structure believed to have been built in 19 BCE - the Western Wall (also known as the Wailing Wall). Standing 187 feet (57 m) tall, the structure faces a large open plaza that is used for prayer and as a pasture for herding

Israel Religion,  Sights

The Treasury Petra

March 29, 2013

The Treasury (al-Khazna) At Petra

PETRA, JORDAN - Jordan is practically synonymous with Petra, and Petra is practically synonymous with the Treasury; so, enter the transitive property, Jordan is practically the Treasury. Therefore, should you be visiting the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, you should at least be familiar with this

Jordan Ancient Ruins,  Petra,  Sights

Dead Sea Floating

March 29, 2013

Floating In The Dead Sea Is Blowing My Mind

I almost feel wrong saying it (as I don't want to give the impression that I am in any way discounting anything I did and/or saw in Israel), but the Dead Sea has to be hands down the most awesome thing in Israel. Before my journey to the Holy Land I had heard from friends, "Hey! You know you can

Israel Sights

Camel Riding

February 24, 2013

Why You Should Never Ride A Camel

Living up to the tradition of reinforcing stereotypes you decide that you would like to ride a camel during your stint in the Middle East. Good for you. However, as the wide-eyed, camel-adventure hungry traveler you are, what you fail to realize is that your Lawrence of Arabia fantasy of

Israel Advice,  Animals,  Sights

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