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LOS BANOS , just south of Calamba heading away from Manila on the South Luzon Expressway, is home to the University of the Philippines Los Banos (UPLB), the forestry campus of the Manila-based university. The campus lies at the foot of Mount...
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Ranged across the head of the valley where the Gasteiner Ache descends in a series of cascades, the streets of BADGASTEIN gaze down on the Gasteinertal like rows of seating in some ancient amphitheatre. Although known as a ...
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In its prime, BANGOR , 120 miles northeast of Portland, was the undisputed Lumber Capital of the World. Every winter its raucous population of River Tigers went upstream to brand the felled logs, which they then...
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