Drake’s Plymouth: Tales Of Sea Prowess And Promenade
An English coastal feature highlights Plymouth as Drake’s hometown with bowls on the Hoe, historic links to Sir Francis Drake, the Armada era, and a harbor town that shaped exploration. The piece traces Plymouth’s rise from a sixty person settlement to a global port, its Civil War siege, the Royal Citadel, the Royal Dockyard, and nearby landmarks like Buckland Abbey, marking Drake’s enduring legacy.
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Honolulu Airport earns A plus for smooth passeng
The international Honolulu airport earns an A plus for handling passengers from New Zealand and Australia efficiently en route to the United States with quick offload bus transfer and passport checks. Rates in Puerto Rico hotels are low through December 18 with San Juan rooms from 70 to 105 dollars. Swissair’s Take A Break program offers 14 to 21 day tours from New York Boston or Chicago including air travel car rental and hotel stays starting at 400 dollars.
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Travel Mystery surrounds French village
Gordon Irving describes Les Baux-de-Provence in Provence’s Alpilles as a celebrated ruined village with a secretive past. He notes its history from troubadours to the Seigneurs des Eaux, its bauxite origin in 1822, and its mountaintop plateau linking Crau and Camargue. He invites winter travelers to Christmas Eve Mass at St. Vincent church and reflects on its medieval prestige and martyr village legacy.
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Court of
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Martinique Awakens To Tourism Boom On Caribbean Isle
Fort de France area residents boost tourism by welcoming visitors, with sunlit beaches and tropical blossoms drawing travelers. The article recalls Mount Pelee’s 1902 eruption that destroyed St Pierre and notes Josephine, from Trois Ilets, as Napoleon’s empress who influenced his imperial pursuits. Local pirates also prosper.
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Caribbean
French West Indies
Mount Pelee
St. Pierre
P.T. Barnum
New York
Josephine
Troisllers
Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon
France
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