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A 7 day vaction in Kodaikanal
Hai! My name is Vijay and I live in Chennai. Chennai, though a very pleasant city in many other ways, gets intolerably hot in summer. This year, Chennai recorded the second highest temperature in two years! We were melting in our clothes.This is why, we ...

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Working 9 - 5, raising a family, worrying about the mortgage and trying to make time for all the people, pressures and demands in your life can take its toll. You need a break from time to time and because it is so essential that you use your holiday time ...

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Costa Rica: Land of Natural Wonders
 

Costa Rica is a small country - just 75 mi/120 km separates the Pacific Ocean from the Caribbean Sea at the narrowest spot - Costa Rica still has some of the most diverse scenery in the world. Its coasts have both sandy beaches and marshy swamps, while its interior is dotted with volcanoes, dense with rain forests and abundant with unusual flora.

When you are planning your Costa Rica vacation, make sure to visit destinations like Monteverde Cloud Forest, Corcovado National Park, Tortuguero National Park or Manuel Antonio National Park. In addition, you will enjoy in your Costa Rica vacation, a wide range of adventure travel activities, including scuba diving, hiking around the Arenal Volcano area, and exploring the dense tropical rainforests.

What to do? Where to do? Fly through the rain-forest canopy on a zip line? Go white-water rafting? Climb a volcano? Laze on a white-sand beach in guanacaste and manuel antonio national park on the pacific coast or Limon on the caribbean coast? Check out colorful marine life while snorkeling? Or try to hook one on a deep-sea fishing excursion?

Costa Rica offers plenty of pleasant choices like these, especially if you're interested in nature and outdoor activities. That's why so many people have chosen to go there: In the past decade, the number of visitors has quadrupled, and tourism has become a big part of the nation's


economy. Costa Rica is practically synonymous with ecotourism - travel that incorporates education about the environment and promotes preservation of natural resources. The country has a large number of national parks and nature preserves that boast a rich array of birds, mammals, reptiles and rain-forest plants. The variety of birds, in particular, is astounding: Some 850 species are packed into a relatively small area, a bird watcher paradise. Approximately 25% of the country's land has been set aside in protected areas, earning Costa Rica a reputation as an environmentally sensitive country and leader in ecological conservation.

The country has excellent conditions for a number of adventure sports, among them surfing, river rafting, hiking and scuba diving, wind surfing and mountain bike.Those who prefer a less strenuous vacation can view more than 50 volcanoes (Poas volcano, Rincon de la Vieja volcano, Irazu volcano and Arenal volcano) take boat trips down jungle rivers and float through the treetops in the world's first Rain Forest Aerial Tram, visit La Paz Waterfall Gardens, Tortuga Island, The Cafe Britt Coffee tour





Andy Bezara

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John B. "Jack" Owens, boat builder
Baltimore Sun
By Frederick N. Rasmussen, The Baltimore Sun John B. "Jack" Owens, who had been a principal in the family-owned Owens Yacht Co., the legendary Annapolis boat builder, and later established a real estate firm, died Saturday of heart failure at his ...
Industry mourns Owens Yacht mainstayTrade Only Today

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54th Annual Detroit Boat Show – Get off the Dock!
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The Detroit Boat Show scheduled for February 11-19, has sold out of bulk space at the event. With more boats and more brands, the Detroit Boat Show continues its growth pattern for a second year in a row. “Space sales and sponsorships are all trending ...
Detroit Becomes the "Boater City" as the 54th Annual Detroit Boat Show Rolls ...PR Newswire (press release)
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Firefighting boat to launch in Santa Cruz in March
Santa Cruz Sentinel
By Stephen Baxter SANTA CRUZ -- A former US Coast Guard boat that arrived in Santa Cruz on Monday will help Santa Cruz firefighters attack fires, clean up hazardous materials spills and hasten evacuations at the wharf during a fire.

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Telegraph.co.uk

Boat Race becomes 'the Boat Races' as women and men's university events are ...
Telegraph.co.uk
In a revolutionary move which breaks with 183 years of history, the Women's Boat Race between Oxford and Cambridge will achieve equal billing with the more famous men's event in three years time, it has just been announced.
Women's Boat Race to be held on same day as men'sWandsworth Guardian

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4 Boats Adrift off West Maui Cause Commotion
Maui Now
By Wendy Osher Crews responded to multiple boating incidents off Maui's West shore today, the first of which involved a fire aboard a 60-foot trawler. Pacific Maid vessel fire. Courtesy photo: John/Lahaina Photography. The first report was made at 7:27 ...

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