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ORASTIE , first recorded in 1224 as the Saxon Stuhl of Broos, is the jumping-off point for the Dacian citadels and a pleasant small town in which to break a journey along the Mures valley. From the train station, 3km west of the town,...
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CLARE itself is a surprisingly ordinary town, with few concessions to the weekend visitors who pour in from Adelaide: it consists primarily of Main North Road, and everything is closed on Sunday. Tourist information , in the town hall at...
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Far quieter than Valdez, and only accessible by sea or air, CORDOVA is an unpretentious fishing community set in forests and mountains on the southeastern edge of the Sound. In 1906, the Irish engineer Michael J. Heney chose...
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