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The best ways to spend your time in the Scottish Borders, including Melrose Abbey, Dryburgh Abbey, Abbotsford, Scott's View, Smailholm Tower, Jedburgh Abbey, Kelso, and much more.

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Tweet TweetWelcome to the travel resources section, here I’m to provide you with a bunch of my favourite and useful links when it comes to backpacking and travelling in general. Whether it’s planning, hostel booking, travel insurance, website hosting – it’s all listed here. Find A Sleep – Accommodation Resources Hostelworld – These are the …

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20 answers to common Eurail Pass questions: pricing, the app, reservations, coverage, night trains, visas, and what to do when things go wrong.

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Why Learn Mandarin in Tropical Asia – Penang Some people have asked why we choose tropical Penang, Malaysia as...

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This Photo of the Day, titled “Hallabong,” comes from Gadling Flickr pool member Mike Rowe and was captured using a Cannon EOS 40D. In the caption for this image, Mike describes something he found in his travels, has searched for elsewhere and had limited luck finding. “Famous in Korea is the fruit called Hallabong. Seemingly a Japanese development called the Dekopan, the Koreans have adopted it and claimed it for themselves … sweet, much sweeter than most citrus, and a truly delicious fruit. I’ve not seen them in Australia yet, but … they can be found in the US.” Have you ever done that? I did the same thing in the past. Then one day I realized that ...