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Every approach to BLAENAU FFESTINIOG is dramatic, but none more so than the train journey through the Lledr Valley from Betws-y-Coed. Following the twists of the river, the railway passes through broadleaf woods which give way to the smooth,...
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St Barts' capital, dollhouse-size GUSTAVIA , is an appealing blend of red-roofed villas and heavy-set grey-stone buildings that plays second fiddle to its deep U-shaped harbour, where yacht-watching over a bottle of wine at a waterfront ...
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BEIHAI , a pleasant town situated on the Beibu Gulf some 150km from Nanning on the south coast of Guangxi, was adopted from neighbouring Guangdong Province in 1954 so that Guangxi would have a viable seaport. It got going in the late...
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