Through the looking glass

Article Abstract:

Sir Clough William-Ellis created Portmeirion, Wales, as a witty city based on fun, interest and intrigue. The Mediterranean-type buildings seem out of fairy tales, and most were designed and built spontaneously. The only residents of the city are tourists, typically artists and writers.

Wales, Architectural design

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Waterways through history

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Riverboats which cruise on the Tennessee and Ohio rivers highlight the historic significance of America's inland waterways with special emphasis on the Civil War. The Delta Queen Steamboat Co. has three steamboats which offers cruises staffed by historians, lecturers and entertainers.

History, Recreation, Civil war, Waterways, River boats

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Waterways in the rain forest

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Sightseers can travel through Belize by river tubing, wading streams or walking paths in rain forests. The country is dedicated to preserving wild life and has set aside acres for the protection of exotic animals and birds. Traveling in groups is the most sensible way.

Environmental aspects, Rain forests, Belize

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