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Wednesday, 01 October 2008 14:28 |
Share a Travel Story
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Share a travel story with all the other Travel-Oracle readers by submitting and article to Travel-Oracle.com. Is there a perfect travel adventure you would like to share or perhaps a bad travel adventure you want to share with others. Simply write your story and email it to Travel-Oracle.com or register with Travel-Oracle.com by creating an account (at the very top of the page) and then you will see a whole menu on the site (this is a secret menu only registered users can see). In the new menu is a link to Submit Article. Use that link and follow the simple instructions and submit your article(s). Our seasoned travel editors will take a look at your articles and publish it. If we make any changes we will email the changes to you. If you have photos that match the article then we will be happy to publish the photos also. Contact us through email to submit photos. We are currently working on an automated program so that you can submit the photos with the article but for now email must be used.
Going back to the days of Homer entertaining guests around the campfire in ancient Greece the art of telling travel stories lives on. Share your travel adventures with the world through our article submission service and let others read your travel adventures. We don't expect every contributor to have stories like Homer but we are certain they will be entertqaining and a joy to read. Submit your travel adventure now and let others enjoy! |
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Wednesday, 01 October 2008 21:42 |
Sydney Travel Guide
Sydney Australia
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The first European settlement in Australia was Sydney and today it is the largest metropolitan area with about four million residents. Sydney has a dynamic cultural center with a diverse economy that focuses on the service industries, tourism, manufacturing and international commerce. The port at Sydney is one of the leading ports for intercontinental trade in the Asia-Pacific region.
Sydney is located along the southeastern coast of Australia in a large, sheltered, deep-water inlet off the Tasman Sea. It enjoys a temperate, oceanic climate which means warm summers and cool winters. Rainfall occurs throughout the year. The weather is kept moderate because of the cities proximity to the ocean. The most extreme temperatures are recorded towards the inland western suburbs. The warmest month is January with an average temperature of 65 to 78 degrees. Winters are mildly cool with temperatures rarely going below 41 degrees.
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Wednesday, 24 September 2008 13:40 |
Amsterdam Travel Guide
Amsterdam Travel & Tourism Guide
Bridge Herengracht Amsterdam
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In the Netherlands, Amsterdam is not only a seaport but it is also the largest city. Amsterdam serves as the commercial, financial and cultural center of the Netherlands as well as being the official capital of the country. Amsterdam is pretty flat compared to most cities. Most of the city sits on piles that have been driven down into the earth so that the city is divided into about ninety islands by over 160 canals which are all connected through about a thousand bridges. It is these canals that make the city a famed attraction for many visitors in addition to the historic buildings, world-class museums and lax social customs.
As of 2004 Amsterdam had a population of over seven hundred thousand with the entire metropolitan area have over one million people. Most individuals speak the national language, Dutch, but there are other widely spoken languages as well such as English and German. The city has a temperate climate with winter temperatures rarely dropping below zero. Their summers are warm but not usually hot. There will be days with measurable precipitation, but their annual average is under 760 mm. The cooler months are October through March which you may have cloudy and damp days.
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