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The former sugar town of HANA itself might seem a disappointment at the end of the road; it's a pleasant enough little community that isn't especially interested in attracting tourists. Hasegawa's General Store is a friendly place to pick up...
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BLARNEY is an easy six miles from Cork city; buses leave the bus station every half hour. The town itself functions chiefly as a tourist service centre and, naturally, there are plenty of places to eat here: try The Muskerry Arms or the...
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It was at the little alpine town of KOBARID (Caporetto in Italian) that German and Austrian troops finally broke through Italian lines in 1917, almost knocking Italy out of the war in the process. Ernest Hemingway, then a volunteer ambulance...
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