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The Cassowary Coast starts from Babinda in the north to Cardwell in the south and is a destination that is full of many great experiences. You can visit the Great Barrier Reef or the Rainforest, or just relax on the golden beaches of MIssion Beach overlooking Dunk Island.
For further information on our featured segments please check out the information below.
Johnstone River Crocodile Park
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Paronella Park
(07) 4065 000
http://www.paronellapark.com.au
Mission Beach Hideaway Holiday Village
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http://www.missionbeachhideaway.com.au
Calypso Adventures
(07) 4068 8432
http://www.calypsodive.com.au
For many years, China was 'closed' to tourists and visitors for political reasons. Very few people could get in, even fewer could get out.
In the mid-late 1980's, China relented a little and it didn't take long for the government to realize the advantages of having the tourist dollar.
At that point, China went on a lets-get-some-of-that-tourist-dollar-over-here spree. In the bigger cities, dozens of fancy hotels, restaurants, and other tourist oriented buildings began to be designed and built.
Then, something happened: The Tiananmen Square Student Protests of 1989. The government reacted harshly toward the protesters, the world heard about it and potential tourists became afraid for their safety in China so they quit going.
With the anticipated tourist trade absolutely evaporated, construction on partially finished buildings stopped and those that were completed, having no consumers, simply closed up. Furnishings, etc were put in storage where they sat.
I was fortunate to be in one of the very first groups of tourists to visit China after Tiananmen Square. This was in 1991 and because the Government was very interested in our returning home with good news about our safety and the beauty of China, we got the Royal Treatment.
Everywhere we went was first class. The big hotels we stayed in were musty from being closed but were spectacular with incredible decorations, fountains, amenities, and comfort. We enjoyed very knowledgeable, gracious guides. We traveled on special railroad cars, planes, and buses.
One of the places we visited was the Guilin (pronounced Gway-leen) area. For years, the West saw paintings of tall mountains with strange shapes and cranes flying about. Because very few had ever seen those mountains in person, most Westerners thought the paintings were figments of the artist's imagination.
Guilin was pretty much isolated then with poor roads and no railway so we rode the bus for what seemed like hours to get there. When we did get there, the town was amazingly developed, but there was no trace of tourist anticipation so amenities were somewhat lacking but there were curious locals who rushed to set up a little stand here and there to sell wonderful hand made crafts (such as exquisite lace tablecloths).
But the mountains were gorgeous! Unlike anything I'd ever seen before! We took a trip on a boat that reminded me of the African Queen. Down the Li River we chugged, passing spectacular terraced rice fields (The Longji Terraced Fields) where farmers plowed with water buffalo, past the curious fishermen who were using cormorants to catch their prey and on into the middle of the mountains. The weather was very light rain and heavy mist so, surprisingly, most of the folks traveling with me (17 in number) stayed inside to avoid getting wet.
Not I! I knew the beauty of those fantastic Karst formations had no equal in the U.S.A. and knew I'd never have the opportunity to see them again so I stayed on the deck in a state of enchanted awe.
Like everywhere else in the world, Guilin has been caught up in the tourist fever and so has grown considerably. There are dozens of hotels and restaurants now. Dozens of tour boats. When I was there, there was one boat and the ride lasted over 3 hours during which time we were fed a meal of fish so fresh that they were brought onboard by fishermen while we were underway. They were cleaned and boiled with their heads on.
I'd go back if I had someone to go with me. China is enchanting. Should you visit China, don't, whatever you do, miss Guilin. It is unlike anything you've ever seen before. The sheer beauty and wonder of it simply can not be described!
I do not hold copyright to music or pictures used in this slide show. I hope you enjoy!
Please share the link to my Youtube channel. I thank you in advance
Be well!
Nina
- published: 06 Mar 2013
- views: 661
Known to many as the most Latin America’s most European capital, Buenos Aires exudes history through its different neighbourhoods, with hints of Paris, Madrid and many Italian towns. However, Buenos Aires is much more than just the sum of its glorious past – it is home to 14 million people distributed across the capital and surrounding areas, also known as porteños, characterized by living a fast life in a city full of options.
Alongside the locals, visitors cross the ocean to fulfill their own expectations of the city that has an agenda for every taste. Some come to try the cuisine; others to take a tango lesson, enjoy the theatre, witness the classic Boca vs River derby, take a stroll through the design districts, or just walk or ride a bike to take in the trees or the ever-present River Plate.
Here we look at some of the main tips for Buenos Aires, by the locals.
Video courtesy of the Buenos Aires City Tourism Board
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Read our new series of Buenos Aires gastronomic guides by Raquel Rosemberg, Academy Chair for South America (South):
http://www.theworlds50best.com/blog/blog-category.html?tag=Buenos%20Aires%20Culinary%20Traveller
- published: 31 Mar 2015
- views: 442
To the left of Nottingham Castle Gatehouse is the Castle Green, host to the most famous Robin Hood statue in the world. Sculpted by James Woodford, it was presented along with a series of wall plaques to the city by Philip E Clay to commemorate Queen Elizabeth's visit to Nottingham in 1949, the city's Quincentennial year. The plaques depict famous scenes from the Legend of Robin Hood: Robin fighting Little John over the River Leen, Robin and Marian fighting off Guy of Gisborne, King Richard at Robin and Marian's wedding, and Robin firing his final arrow from his death bed at Kirklees Abbey Gatehouse.
Two other sculptures, dated 1951, are also by James Woodford and portray several of Robin Hood's better known outlaws: Will Stuteley (also known as Will the Bowman), Little John, Friar Tuck, Alan A Dale, and Will Scarlet. Will Stuteley's presence is linked to the story that he was rescued from the Sheriff of Nottingham's gallows on this very spot by Robin Hood.
- published: 29 Nov 2011
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The best Destinations to travel in the World is Ecuador (No need Visa)
Equator guide touristic:
Colonial City
http://ecuador.travel/es/destino/16/cuenca
Beach City
http://ecuador.travel/en/destino/18/santa-elena
Party and Beach Town
http://ecuador.travel/en/destino/25/montanita
Galápagos guide touristic:
http://visit.ecuador.travel/galapagos/
Adventure City
http://ecuador.travel/en/destino/22/banos-ecuador
Amazon Trip
http://ecuador.travel/en/destino/21/yasuni-national-park
Please don´t forget select your lenguage
Food of Equator
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More food Of Equator
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¡WELCOME!
- published: 15 Feb 2015
- views: 190
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Here is a long awaited video of our holiday in Paris and Prague. It took me forever to edit this!! lol
Hubby and I went sightseeing for 5 days back in November. It was great to see all that God has created all the way across the world. It was an amazing trip and I look forward to traveling more this year!
Music Credit: The Presteej: Dis Moi Tout
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PREVIOUS VIDEOS!!
My Spring Fashion Lookbook: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rZAWPlZLKA
My Valentine's Day Lookbook: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAlIUDSir7g
More videos on the way!!!
Love,
Ker-Leen
Colossians 3:14
- published: 14 Mar 2013
- views: 1212
Singapore Traveling, Views of Singapore.
In this video you will see amazing views of Singapore.
Republic of Singapore is the city-state, which located on an island in Southeast Asia, separated from the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula narrow Johor Strait. It shares borders with the Sultanate of Johor, which is part of Malaysia and Riau islands within Indonesia.
Currently, Singapore consists of 63 islands.
The main attractions of Singapore:
Esplanade Park, Original Statue of Raffles, Night Safari, Merlion Park, Singapore Flyer, ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands, Lau Pa Sat Festival Pavilion, Chinatown Heritage Centre, Singapore Art Museum and others.
Video “Singapore” by Leen Beets (license Creative Commons).
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- published: 17 Dec 2015
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Asia Travel Guide and Travel Information
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De brug over de rivier Kwai 's nachts Kanchanaburi Thailand
- published: 26 May 2013
- views: 59
A look at the River Maun through Ashfield using a mix of video and still shots.
- published: 04 Jul 2014
- views: 117
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River Leen
The River Leen is 15 mile (24km) long tributary of the River Trent that flows through Nottinghamshire, and the city of Nottingham in the East Midlands of England.
Course
The Leen rises as a series of springs at the foot of the Robin Hood Hills just outside Annesley. It then flows through the grounds and lakes of Newstead Abbey, passing Papplewick and on through Bestwood Country Park, following the route of the Leen Valley into suburban and urban Nottingham. Within the city it flows through the centre of Bulwell, and passes Basford where it is joined by the Day Brook. The Leen then flows through Radford, and Lenton before joining the River Trent next to Riverside Way in The Meadows.
History
Leen is a corruption through various renderings of the Celtic word llyn, "lake" or "pool", and Anglo‐Saxon hlynna, meaning "streamlet". Some of the surrounding villages derived their name from the River Leen. Lenton, ton being the Saxon word for "village"; and Linby, by being the Danish equivalent of ton.
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4:07Mission Beach & Surrounds travel video guide Queensland Australia
Mission Beach & Surrounds travel video guide Queensland AustraliaMission Beach & Surrounds travel video guide Queensland Australia
The Cassowary Coast starts from Babinda in the north to Cardwell in the south and is a destination that is full of many great experiences. You can visit the Great Barrier Reef or the Rainforest, or just relax on the golden beaches of MIssion Beach overlooking Dunk Island. For further information on our featured segments please check out the information below. Johnstone River Crocodile Park (07) 4061 1121 http://www.crocpark.com.au Paronella Park (07) 4065 000 http://www.paronellapark.com.au Mission Beach Hideaway Holiday Village (07) 4068 7104 http://www.missionbeachhideaway.com.au Calypso Adventures (07) 4068 8432 http://www.calypsodive.com.au -
12:36The Magic of China. GUILIN: Land of Enchantment
The Magic of China. GUILIN: Land of EnchantmentThe Magic of China. GUILIN: Land of Enchantment
For many years, China was 'closed' to tourists and visitors for political reasons. Very few people could get in, even fewer could get out. In the mid-late 1980's, China relented a little and it didn't take long for the government to realize the advantages of having the tourist dollar. At that point, China went on a lets-get-some-of-that-tourist-dollar-over-here spree. In the bigger cities, dozens of fancy hotels, restaurants, and other tourist oriented buildings began to be designed and built. Then, something happened: The Tiananmen Square Student Protests of 1989. The government reacted harshly toward the protesters, the world heard about it and potential tourists became afraid for their safety in China so they quit going. With the anticipated tourist trade absolutely evaporated, construction on partially finished buildings stopped and those that were completed, having no consumers, simply closed up. Furnishings, etc were put in storage where they sat. I was fortunate to be in one of the very first groups of tourists to visit China after Tiananmen Square. This was in 1991 and because the Government was very interested in our returning home with good news about our safety and the beauty of China, we got the Royal Treatment. Everywhere we went was first class. The big hotels we stayed in were musty from being closed but were spectacular with incredible decorations, fountains, amenities, and comfort. We enjoyed very knowledgeable, gracious guides. We traveled on special railroad cars, planes, and buses. One of the places we visited was the Guilin (pronounced Gway-leen) area. For years, the West saw paintings of tall mountains with strange shapes and cranes flying about. Because very few had ever seen those mountains in person, most Westerners thought the paintings were figments of the artist's imagination. Guilin was pretty much isolated then with poor roads and no railway so we rode the bus for what seemed like hours to get there. When we did get there, the town was amazingly developed, but there was no trace of tourist anticipation so amenities were somewhat lacking but there were curious locals who rushed to set up a little stand here and there to sell wonderful hand made crafts (such as exquisite lace tablecloths). But the mountains were gorgeous! Unlike anything I'd ever seen before! We took a trip on a boat that reminded me of the African Queen. Down the Li River we chugged, passing spectacular terraced rice fields (The Longji Terraced Fields) where farmers plowed with water buffalo, past the curious fishermen who were using cormorants to catch their prey and on into the middle of the mountains. The weather was very light rain and heavy mist so, surprisingly, most of the folks traveling with me (17 in number) stayed inside to avoid getting wet. Not I! I knew the beauty of those fantastic Karst formations had no equal in the U.S.A. and knew I'd never have the opportunity to see them again so I stayed on the deck in a state of enchanted awe. Like everywhere else in the world, Guilin has been caught up in the tourist fever and so has grown considerably. There are dozens of hotels and restaurants now. Dozens of tour boats. When I was there, there was one boat and the ride lasted over 3 hours during which time we were fed a meal of fish so fresh that they were brought onboard by fishermen while we were underway. They were cleaned and boiled with their heads on. I'd go back if I had someone to go with me. China is enchanting. Should you visit China, don't, whatever you do, miss Guilin. It is unlike anything you've ever seen before. The sheer beauty and wonder of it simply can not be described! I do not hold copyright to music or pictures used in this slide show. I hope you enjoy! Please share the link to my Youtube channel. I thank you in advance Be well! Nina -
2:02Tango, theatre and trinkets: Buenos Aires insider tips
Tango, theatre and trinkets: Buenos Aires insider tipsTango, theatre and trinkets: Buenos Aires insider tips
Known to many as the most Latin America’s most European capital, Buenos Aires exudes history through its different neighbourhoods, with hints of Paris, Madrid and many Italian towns. However, Buenos Aires is much more than just the sum of its glorious past – it is home to 14 million people distributed across the capital and surrounding areas, also known as porteños, characterized by living a fast life in a city full of options. Alongside the locals, visitors cross the ocean to fulfill their own expectations of the city that has an agenda for every taste. Some come to try the cuisine; others to take a tango lesson, enjoy the theatre, witness the classic Boca vs River derby, take a stroll through the design districts, or just walk or ride a bike to take in the trees or the ever-present River Plate. Here we look at some of the main tips for Buenos Aires, by the locals. Video courtesy of the Buenos Aires City Tourism Board Website: http://www.theworlds50best.com/latinamerica Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/LatinAmericas50 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LatinAmericas50BestRestaurants Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/TheWorlds50Best G+: https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/113065352335904752219/113065352335904752219/posts Read our new series of Buenos Aires gastronomic guides by Raquel Rosemberg, Academy Chair for South America (South): http://www.theworlds50best.com/blog/blog-category.html?tag=Buenos%20Aires%20Culinary%20Traveller -
3:57Robin Hood Statue, Nottingham Castle Green.
Robin Hood Statue, Nottingham Castle Green.Robin Hood Statue, Nottingham Castle Green.
To the left of Nottingham Castle Gatehouse is the Castle Green, host to the most famous Robin Hood statue in the world. Sculpted by James Woodford, it was presented along with a series of wall plaques to the city by Philip E Clay to commemorate Queen Elizabeth's visit to Nottingham in 1949, the city's Quincentennial year. The plaques depict famous scenes from the Legend of Robin Hood: Robin fighting Little John over the River Leen, Robin and Marian fighting off Guy of Gisborne, King Richard at Robin and Marian's wedding, and Robin firing his final arrow from his death bed at Kirklees Abbey Gatehouse. Two other sculptures, dated 1951, are also by James Woodford and portray several of Robin Hood's better known outlaws: Will Stuteley (also known as Will the Bowman), Little John, Friar Tuck, Alan A Dale, and Will Scarlet. Will Stuteley's presence is linked to the story that he was rescued from the Sheriff of Nottingham's gallows on this very spot by Robin Hood. -
1:54The best Destinations to travel in the World is Ecuador
The best Destinations to travel in the World is EcuadorThe best Destinations to travel in the World is Ecuador
The best Destinations to travel in the World is Ecuador (No need Visa) Equator guide touristic: Colonial City http://ecuador.travel/es/destino/16/cuenca Beach City http://ecuador.travel/en/destino/18/santa-elena Party and Beach Town http://ecuador.travel/en/destino/25/montanita Galápagos guide touristic: http://visit.ecuador.travel/galapagos/ Adventure City http://ecuador.travel/en/destino/22/banos-ecuador Amazon Trip http://ecuador.travel/en/destino/21/yasuni-national-park Please don´t forget select your lenguage Food of Equator http://visit.ecuador.travel/culinario/site/en/component/k2/88?Itemid=121Itemid=121 More food Of Equator http://visit.ecuador.travel/culinario/site/en/component/k2/81?Itemid=121 ¡WELCOME! -
3:42Nature of Latvia River Produced by Dj Aivis
Nature of Latvia River Produced by Dj AivisNature of Latvia River Produced by Dj Aivis
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10:40VLOG: Vacation in Paris & Prague 2012 // Thrifty Chic
VLOG: Vacation in Paris & Prague 2012 // Thrifty ChicVLOG: Vacation in Paris & Prague 2012 // Thrifty Chic
WATCH IN HD!! Thumbs up for more vlogs!! Here is a long awaited video of our holiday in Paris and Prague. It took me forever to edit this!! lol Hubby and I went sightseeing for 5 days back in November. It was great to see all that God has created all the way across the world. It was an amazing trip and I look forward to traveling more this year! Music Credit: The Presteej: Dis Moi Tout Let's Connect! My Blog: Music. Fashion. Love. http://kerleen.blogspot.com/ My Facebook Music Page: https://www.facebook.com/KerleenMusic PREVIOUS VIDEOS!! My Spring Fashion Lookbook: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rZAWPlZLKA My Valentine's Day Lookbook: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAlIUDSir7g More videos on the way!!! Love, Ker-Leen Colossians 3:14 -
4:50Singapore Traveling, Views of Singapore
Singapore Traveling, Views of SingaporeSingapore Traveling, Views of Singapore
Singapore Traveling, Views of Singapore. In this video you will see amazing views of Singapore. Republic of Singapore is the city-state, which located on an island in Southeast Asia, separated from the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula narrow Johor Strait. It shares borders with the Sultanate of Johor, which is part of Malaysia and Riau islands within Indonesia. Currently, Singapore consists of 63 islands. The main attractions of Singapore: Esplanade Park, Original Statue of Raffles, Night Safari, Merlion Park, Singapore Flyer, ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands, Lau Pa Sat Festival Pavilion, Chinatown Heritage Centre, Singapore Art Museum and others. Video “Singapore” by Leen Beets (license Creative Commons). More about Singapore https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfM3j4bRyUELTyvfUou5iuSXhECYk1XnS Follow us: World Guide Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6gN4hYEUyekyXpAyP-Dxbw Twitter http://twitter.com/#!/WorldGuideVideo Facebook https://www.facebook.com/World-Guide-951610548269526/ Google Plus https://plus.google.com/114091102806149450752/ -
0:40De brug over de rivier Kwai 's nachts Kanchanaburi Thailand
De brug over de rivier Kwai 's nachts Kanchanaburi ThailandDe brug over de rivier Kwai 's nachts Kanchanaburi Thailand
Asia Travel Guide and Travel Information http://www.asiabethere.com/ De brug over de rivier Kwai 's nachts Kanchanaburi Thailand -
7:04River Maun Part 1
River Maun Part 1
'Leen' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
Flicka (2011)
Actors: Dennis Alink (writer), Dennis Alink (actor), Danny Elevelt (editor), Danny Elevelt (producer), Danny Elevelt (writer), Danny Elevelt (director), Danny Elevelt (actor), Niek Lucassen (composer), Ralph Winter (editor), Ralph Winter (producer), Ralph Winter (producer), Paulo van Vliet (writer), Ralph Winter (writer), Ralph Winter (director), Daan Scholten (actor),
Genres: Drama, Romance, Sci-Fi, Short,Taglines: Love for sale
Into the Belly of the Whale (2010)
Actors: Hazim Bitar (actor), Hazim Bitar (producer), Hazim Bitar (writer), Hazim Bitar (director), Hazim Bitar (editor), Alabaas Saed (actor), Hussam Ayesh (actor), Leen Azzam (actor), Muhammad Azzam (actor), Muhammad Abujudeh (actor),
Genres: Action, Drama, Short, War,Mooie mond en mijn ogen groen (2009)
Actors: Hugo Metsers (actor), Hugo Metsers (actor), Miryanna van Reeden (actress), Sanne Kortooms (writer), Sanne Kortooms (producer), Sanne Kortooms (producer), Sanne Kortooms (director), John Den Hollander (producer), Dick Peterse (editor), Berry Timmermans (miscellaneous crew), Berry Timmermans (miscellaneous crew), Almar Kok (composer), Reinout Bos (writer), Melissa Bonvie (costume designer),
Plot: After a party Arthur, who is a lawyer, can't find his wife Joan. He gets really frightened. Once back home, he calls his best friend and colleague Leen. Leen tries to calm down Arthur but that is easier said than done. Leen notices that his friend is about to collapse but he also realizes that he has to keep Arthur from the truth ...
Keywords: mouth, neo-noir, netherlandsGenres: Drama, Mystery, Romance, Short, Thriller,
Taglines: How many lies do you have to ignore to become one yourself?
Quotes:
Arthur: You know who I'm married to? You want to know who I'm married to? I'm married to the greatest living undeveloped, undiscovered actress, psychoanalyst, and all-around unappreciated genius of the city. You didn't know that, did you? Madame Bovary is attending a 'how to watch television' course.::Leen: All right, Arthur.Arthur: I'm far too weak. I mean, you're a smart bastard, you've never been married. I'm weak.::Leen: You're not weak. Just use that head of yours.::Arthur: I am most certainly weak! I know whether I'm weak or not!
Arthur: I love her... And I don't. It fluctuates... It varies...
Wilde mossels (2000)
Actors: Paul Ruven (miscellaneous crew), Josse De Pauw (actor), Frank Lammers (actor), Fedja van Huêt (actor), Ernie Tee (miscellaneous crew), Hans Veerman (actor), J.P. Luijsterburg (editor), Erik de Bruyn (director), Erik de Bruyn (writer), Freark Smink (actor), Monique van Welzen (producer), Marc Noyons (miscellaneous crew), Marina de Graaf (actress), Martin Dunne (actor), Peter van Vogelpoel (producer),
Genres: Drama,Taglines: Happiness is a foreign landscape
Ad Fundum (1996)
Actors: Herbert Flack (actor), Jaak Van Assche (actor), Senne Rouffaer (actor), Marilou Mermans (actress), Gene Bervoets (actor), Ludo Troch (editor), Philippe Ravoet (editor), Arnold Willems (actor), Rudi Van Vlaenderen (actor), Max Schnur (actor), Wim Opbrouck (actor), Nolle Versyp (actor), Lucas Van den Eynde (actor), Axel Daeseleire (actor), Ronny Waterschoot (actor),
Plot: Sammy Raes, a nice, naive law-freshman from a simple family, dies in a form of hazing known as the 'flying carpet'. The father of the arrogant fraternity president Guy Bogaerts who ordered this reckless procedure abuses his connections to prevent a judicial homicide conviction, while the college authorities prefer to avoid a scandal in the press. However Sammy's freshmen friends Tom Smits and Dennis won't leave it at that.
Keywords: campus, fatal-accident, freshman, hazing, male-nudity, prank, slave-auction, student, university, wall-crawlingGenres: Drama,
De schaduwlopers (1995)
Actors: Jack Wouterse (actor), Jan Dop (actor), Pierre Bokma (actor), Jan Dop (editor), Fons Merkies (composer), Jeroen Willems (actor), Roef Ragas (actor), Ariane Schluter (actress), Dylan Thomas (writer), Romijn Conen (actor), René Scholten (producer), Dennis Rudge (actor), Han Kerkhoffs (actor), Lineke Rijxman (actress), Aat Ceelen (actor),
Genres: ,My Blue Heaven (1990)
Actors: Dick Maas (composer), Dick Maas (producer), Bert André (actor), Bert Luppes (actor), Leen Jongewaard (actor), Edda Barends (actress), Koen Wauters (actor), Tim Beekman (actor), Hans van den Berg (actor), Victor Reinier (actor), Laurens Geels (producer), Rolf Koot (miscellaneous crew), Con Meyer (actor), Hans Beijer (actor), Carola Gijsbers van Wijk (actress),
Plot: Hans falls in love with Brenda, an Indonesian girl. Hans' father sells an old building to Brenda's father, so that he can open an Indonesian restaurant there. Hans' father is the owner of a snackbar himself. The restaurant becomes very succesful, but some racists can't handle that, so they set the snackbar on fire...
Keywords: title-based-on-songGenres: Drama,
Field of Honor (1986)
Actors: Menahem Golan (producer), Dong-hyeon Kim (actor), Yoram Globus (producer), Roy Budd (composer), Mark Van Eeghem (actor), Ji-yeong Kim (actress), Everett McGill (actor), Ron Brandsteder (actor), Jon Bluming (actor), Jae-ho Choi (actor), Yeong-guk Jeong (actor), Guus van der Made (actor), Hans Scheepmaker (director), Dae-hie Kim (director), Dae-hie Kim (writer),
Plot: Korea: 1951. The Dutch mercenary sergeant De Koning has problems controlling his troops. They commit all kind of atrocities against the Korean population. After an attack by Chinese forces, De Koning is left alone. Days of difficult situations follow, and he meets a young Korean woman farmer, who desperately tries to keep her little brother alive. The image of the boy in shock changes De Koning.
Keywords: battle, behind-enemy-lines, chinese, combat, desertion, korea, korean-war, m1-rifle, machine-gun, mercenaryGenres: Drama, War,
Allemaal Tuig (1981)
Actors: Germaine Groenier (actress), Pieter Loef (actor), Tonny Tedering (actor), Floris Andringa (actor), Mattijs van der Elzen (actor), Pommel Donckers (actress), Mietje Feltmann (actress), Annemarie van Ginkel (actress), Femy Keuben (actress), Joop Compter (actor), Pieter Hessel (actor), Ronald Straub (actor),
Genres: ,Frosina (1952)
Actors: Milanka Nanovic (editor), Vojislav Nanovic (director), Petar Prlicko (actor), Aco Jovanovski (actor), Ilija Dzuvalekovski (actor), Kiro Cortosev (actor), Darko Damevski (actor), Pance Kamdzik (actor), Nadja Regin (actress), Ljupka Dzundeva (actress), Meri Boskova (actress), Lidija Debarlieva (actress), Lidija Debarlieva (miscellaneous crew), Stojka Cekova (actress), Dragoslav Radoicic-Beli (producer),
Genres: Drama,Leendert Huijzer
ALBUMS
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ALBUMS
- Cut The BullSpit released: 2012
Cut The BullSpit
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Mission Beach & Surrounds travel video guide Queensland Australia
The Cassowary Coast starts from Babinda in the north to Cardwell in the south and is a destination that is full of many great experiences. You can visit the Great Barrier Reef or the Rainforest, or just relax on the golden beaches of MIssion Beach overlooking Dunk Island. For further information on our featured segments please check out the information below. Johnstone River Crocodile Park (07) 4061 1121 http://www.crocpark.com.au Paronella Park (07) 4065 000 http://www.paronellapark.com.au Mission Beach Hideaway Holiday Village (07) 4068 7104 http://www.missionbeachhideaway.com.au Calypso Adventures (07) 4068 8432 http://www.calypsodive.com.au
published: 13 Jan 2012 -
The Magic of China. GUILIN: Land of Enchantment
For many years, China was 'closed' to tourists and visitors for political reasons. Very few people could get in, even fewer could get out. In the mid-late 1980's, China relented a little and it didn't take long for the government to realize the advantages of having the tourist dollar. At that point, China went on a lets-get-some-of-that-tourist-dollar-over-here spree. In the bigger cities, dozens of fancy hotels, restaurants, and other tourist oriented buildings began to be designed and built. Then, something happened: The Tiananmen Square Student Protests of 1989. The government reacted harshly toward the protesters, the world heard about it and potential tourists became afraid for their safety in China so they quit going. With the anticipated tourist trade absolutely evaporated, ...
published: 06 Mar 2013 -
Tango, theatre and trinkets: Buenos Aires insider tips
Known to many as the most Latin America’s most European capital, Buenos Aires exudes history through its different neighbourhoods, with hints of Paris, Madrid and many Italian towns. However, Buenos Aires is much more than just the sum of its glorious past – it is home to 14 million people distributed across the capital and surrounding areas, also known as porteños, characterized by living a fast life in a city full of options. Alongside the locals, visitors cross the ocean to fulfill their own expectations of the city that has an agenda for every taste. Some come to try the cuisine; others to take a tango lesson, enjoy the theatre, witness the classic Boca vs River derby, take a stroll through the design districts, or just walk or ride a bike to take in the trees or the ever-present Riv...
published: 31 Mar 2015 -
Robin Hood Statue, Nottingham Castle Green.
To the left of Nottingham Castle Gatehouse is the Castle Green, host to the most famous Robin Hood statue in the world. Sculpted by James Woodford, it was presented along with a series of wall plaques to the city by Philip E Clay to commemorate Queen Elizabeth's visit to Nottingham in 1949, the city's Quincentennial year. The plaques depict famous scenes from the Legend of Robin Hood: Robin fighting Little John over the River Leen, Robin and Marian fighting off Guy of Gisborne, King Richard at Robin and Marian's wedding, and Robin firing his final arrow from his death bed at Kirklees Abbey Gatehouse. Two other sculptures, dated 1951, are also by James Woodford and portray several of Robin Hood's better known outlaws: Will Stuteley (also known as Will the Bowman), Little John, Friar Tuck...
published: 29 Nov 2011 -
The best Destinations to travel in the World is Ecuador
The best Destinations to travel in the World is Ecuador (No need Visa) Equator guide touristic: Colonial City http://ecuador.travel/es/destino/16/cuenca Beach City http://ecuador.travel/en/destino/18/santa-elena Party and Beach Town http://ecuador.travel/en/destino/25/montanita Galápagos guide touristic: http://visit.ecuador.travel/galapagos/ Adventure City http://ecuador.travel/en/destino/22/banos-ecuador Amazon Trip http://ecuador.travel/en/destino/21/yasuni-national-park Please don´t forget select your lenguage Food of Equator http://visit.ecuador.travel/culinario/site/en/component/k2/88?Itemid=121Itemid=121 More food Of Equator http://visit.ecuador.travel/culinario/site/en/component/k2/81?Itemid=121 ¡WELCOME!
published: 15 Feb 2015 -
Nature of Latvia River Produced by Dj Aivis
published: 07 Oct 2014 -
VLOG: Vacation in Paris & Prague 2012 // Thrifty Chic
WATCH IN HD!! Thumbs up for more vlogs!! Here is a long awaited video of our holiday in Paris and Prague. It took me forever to edit this!! lol Hubby and I went sightseeing for 5 days back in November. It was great to see all that God has created all the way across the world. It was an amazing trip and I look forward to traveling more this year! Music Credit: The Presteej: Dis Moi Tout Let's Connect! My Blog: Music. Fashion. Love. http://kerleen.blogspot.com/ My Facebook Music Page: https://www.facebook.com/KerleenMusic PREVIOUS VIDEOS!! My Spring Fashion Lookbook: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rZAWPlZLKA My Valentine's Day Lookbook: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAlIUDSir7g More videos on the way!!! Love, Ker-Leen Colossians 3:14
published: 14 Mar 2013 -
Singapore Traveling, Views of Singapore
Singapore Traveling, Views of Singapore. In this video you will see amazing views of Singapore. Republic of Singapore is the city-state, which located on an island in Southeast Asia, separated from the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula narrow Johor Strait. It shares borders with the Sultanate of Johor, which is part of Malaysia and Riau islands within Indonesia. Currently, Singapore consists of 63 islands. The main attractions of Singapore: Esplanade Park, Original Statue of Raffles, Night Safari, Merlion Park, Singapore Flyer, ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands, Lau Pa Sat Festival Pavilion, Chinatown Heritage Centre, Singapore Art Museum and others. Video “Singapore” by Leen Beets (license Creative Commons). More about Singapore https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfM3j4bRy...
published: 17 Dec 2015 -
De brug over de rivier Kwai 's nachts Kanchanaburi Thailand
Asia Travel Guide and Travel Information http://www.asiabethere.com/ De brug over de rivier Kwai 's nachts Kanchanaburi Thailand
published: 26 May 2013 -
River Maun Part 1
A look at the River Maun through Ashfield using a mix of video and still shots.
published: 04 Jul 2014
Mission Beach & Surrounds travel video guide Queensland Australia
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:07
- Updated: 13 Jan 2012
- views: 4841
The Cassowary Coast starts from Babinda in the north to Cardwell in the south and is a destination that is full of many great experiences. You can visit the Gr...
The Cassowary Coast starts from Babinda in the north to Cardwell in the south and is a destination that is full of many great experiences. You can visit the Great Barrier Reef or the Rainforest, or just relax on the golden beaches of MIssion Beach overlooking Dunk Island.
For further information on our featured segments please check out the information below.
Johnstone River Crocodile Park
(07) 4061 1121
http://www.crocpark.com.au
Paronella Park
(07) 4065 000
http://www.paronellapark.com.au
Mission Beach Hideaway Holiday Village
(07) 4068 7104
http://www.missionbeachhideaway.com.au
Calypso Adventures
(07) 4068 8432
http://www.calypsodive.com.au
wn.com/Mission Beach Surrounds Travel Video Guide Queensland Australia
The Cassowary Coast starts from Babinda in the north to Cardwell in the south and is a destination that is full of many great experiences. You can visit the Great Barrier Reef or the Rainforest, or just relax on the golden beaches of MIssion Beach overlooking Dunk Island.
For further information on our featured segments please check out the information below.
Johnstone River Crocodile Park
(07) 4061 1121
http://www.crocpark.com.au
Paronella Park
(07) 4065 000
http://www.paronellapark.com.au
Mission Beach Hideaway Holiday Village
(07) 4068 7104
http://www.missionbeachhideaway.com.au
Calypso Adventures
(07) 4068 8432
http://www.calypsodive.com.au
- published: 13 Jan 2012
- views: 4841
The Magic of China. GUILIN: Land of Enchantment
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- Duration: 12:36
- Updated: 06 Mar 2013
- views: 661
For many years, China was 'closed' to tourists and visitors for political reasons. Very few people could get in, even fewer could get out.
In the mid-late 198...
For many years, China was 'closed' to tourists and visitors for political reasons. Very few people could get in, even fewer could get out.
In the mid-late 1980's, China relented a little and it didn't take long for the government to realize the advantages of having the tourist dollar.
At that point, China went on a lets-get-some-of-that-tourist-dollar-over-here spree. In the bigger cities, dozens of fancy hotels, restaurants, and other tourist oriented buildings began to be designed and built.
Then, something happened: The Tiananmen Square Student Protests of 1989. The government reacted harshly toward the protesters, the world heard about it and potential tourists became afraid for their safety in China so they quit going.
With the anticipated tourist trade absolutely evaporated, construction on partially finished buildings stopped and those that were completed, having no consumers, simply closed up. Furnishings, etc were put in storage where they sat.
I was fortunate to be in one of the very first groups of tourists to visit China after Tiananmen Square. This was in 1991 and because the Government was very interested in our returning home with good news about our safety and the beauty of China, we got the Royal Treatment.
Everywhere we went was first class. The big hotels we stayed in were musty from being closed but were spectacular with incredible decorations, fountains, amenities, and comfort. We enjoyed very knowledgeable, gracious guides. We traveled on special railroad cars, planes, and buses.
One of the places we visited was the Guilin (pronounced Gway-leen) area. For years, the West saw paintings of tall mountains with strange shapes and cranes flying about. Because very few had ever seen those mountains in person, most Westerners thought the paintings were figments of the artist's imagination.
Guilin was pretty much isolated then with poor roads and no railway so we rode the bus for what seemed like hours to get there. When we did get there, the town was amazingly developed, but there was no trace of tourist anticipation so amenities were somewhat lacking but there were curious locals who rushed to set up a little stand here and there to sell wonderful hand made crafts (such as exquisite lace tablecloths).
But the mountains were gorgeous! Unlike anything I'd ever seen before! We took a trip on a boat that reminded me of the African Queen. Down the Li River we chugged, passing spectacular terraced rice fields (The Longji Terraced Fields) where farmers plowed with water buffalo, past the curious fishermen who were using cormorants to catch their prey and on into the middle of the mountains. The weather was very light rain and heavy mist so, surprisingly, most of the folks traveling with me (17 in number) stayed inside to avoid getting wet.
Not I! I knew the beauty of those fantastic Karst formations had no equal in the U.S.A. and knew I'd never have the opportunity to see them again so I stayed on the deck in a state of enchanted awe.
Like everywhere else in the world, Guilin has been caught up in the tourist fever and so has grown considerably. There are dozens of hotels and restaurants now. Dozens of tour boats. When I was there, there was one boat and the ride lasted over 3 hours during which time we were fed a meal of fish so fresh that they were brought onboard by fishermen while we were underway. They were cleaned and boiled with their heads on.
I'd go back if I had someone to go with me. China is enchanting. Should you visit China, don't, whatever you do, miss Guilin. It is unlike anything you've ever seen before. The sheer beauty and wonder of it simply can not be described!
I do not hold copyright to music or pictures used in this slide show. I hope you enjoy!
Please share the link to my Youtube channel. I thank you in advance
Be well!
Nina
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For many years, China was 'closed' to tourists and visitors for political reasons. Very few people could get in, even fewer could get out.
In the mid-late 1980's, China relented a little and it didn't take long for the government to realize the advantages of having the tourist dollar.
At that point, China went on a lets-get-some-of-that-tourist-dollar-over-here spree. In the bigger cities, dozens of fancy hotels, restaurants, and other tourist oriented buildings began to be designed and built.
Then, something happened: The Tiananmen Square Student Protests of 1989. The government reacted harshly toward the protesters, the world heard about it and potential tourists became afraid for their safety in China so they quit going.
With the anticipated tourist trade absolutely evaporated, construction on partially finished buildings stopped and those that were completed, having no consumers, simply closed up. Furnishings, etc were put in storage where they sat.
I was fortunate to be in one of the very first groups of tourists to visit China after Tiananmen Square. This was in 1991 and because the Government was very interested in our returning home with good news about our safety and the beauty of China, we got the Royal Treatment.
Everywhere we went was first class. The big hotels we stayed in were musty from being closed but were spectacular with incredible decorations, fountains, amenities, and comfort. We enjoyed very knowledgeable, gracious guides. We traveled on special railroad cars, planes, and buses.
One of the places we visited was the Guilin (pronounced Gway-leen) area. For years, the West saw paintings of tall mountains with strange shapes and cranes flying about. Because very few had ever seen those mountains in person, most Westerners thought the paintings were figments of the artist's imagination.
Guilin was pretty much isolated then with poor roads and no railway so we rode the bus for what seemed like hours to get there. When we did get there, the town was amazingly developed, but there was no trace of tourist anticipation so amenities were somewhat lacking but there were curious locals who rushed to set up a little stand here and there to sell wonderful hand made crafts (such as exquisite lace tablecloths).
But the mountains were gorgeous! Unlike anything I'd ever seen before! We took a trip on a boat that reminded me of the African Queen. Down the Li River we chugged, passing spectacular terraced rice fields (The Longji Terraced Fields) where farmers plowed with water buffalo, past the curious fishermen who were using cormorants to catch their prey and on into the middle of the mountains. The weather was very light rain and heavy mist so, surprisingly, most of the folks traveling with me (17 in number) stayed inside to avoid getting wet.
Not I! I knew the beauty of those fantastic Karst formations had no equal in the U.S.A. and knew I'd never have the opportunity to see them again so I stayed on the deck in a state of enchanted awe.
Like everywhere else in the world, Guilin has been caught up in the tourist fever and so has grown considerably. There are dozens of hotels and restaurants now. Dozens of tour boats. When I was there, there was one boat and the ride lasted over 3 hours during which time we were fed a meal of fish so fresh that they were brought onboard by fishermen while we were underway. They were cleaned and boiled with their heads on.
I'd go back if I had someone to go with me. China is enchanting. Should you visit China, don't, whatever you do, miss Guilin. It is unlike anything you've ever seen before. The sheer beauty and wonder of it simply can not be described!
I do not hold copyright to music or pictures used in this slide show. I hope you enjoy!
Please share the link to my Youtube channel. I thank you in advance
Be well!
Nina
- published: 06 Mar 2013
- views: 661
Tango, theatre and trinkets: Buenos Aires insider tips
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- Duration: 2:02
- Updated: 31 Mar 2015
- views: 442
Known to many as the most Latin America’s most European capital, Buenos Aires exudes history through its different neighbourhoods, with hints of Paris, Madrid a...
Known to many as the most Latin America’s most European capital, Buenos Aires exudes history through its different neighbourhoods, with hints of Paris, Madrid and many Italian towns. However, Buenos Aires is much more than just the sum of its glorious past – it is home to 14 million people distributed across the capital and surrounding areas, also known as porteños, characterized by living a fast life in a city full of options.
Alongside the locals, visitors cross the ocean to fulfill their own expectations of the city that has an agenda for every taste. Some come to try the cuisine; others to take a tango lesson, enjoy the theatre, witness the classic Boca vs River derby, take a stroll through the design districts, or just walk or ride a bike to take in the trees or the ever-present River Plate.
Here we look at some of the main tips for Buenos Aires, by the locals.
Video courtesy of the Buenos Aires City Tourism Board
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Known to many as the most Latin America’s most European capital, Buenos Aires exudes history through its different neighbourhoods, with hints of Paris, Madrid and many Italian towns. However, Buenos Aires is much more than just the sum of its glorious past – it is home to 14 million people distributed across the capital and surrounding areas, also known as porteños, characterized by living a fast life in a city full of options.
Alongside the locals, visitors cross the ocean to fulfill their own expectations of the city that has an agenda for every taste. Some come to try the cuisine; others to take a tango lesson, enjoy the theatre, witness the classic Boca vs River derby, take a stroll through the design districts, or just walk or ride a bike to take in the trees or the ever-present River Plate.
Here we look at some of the main tips for Buenos Aires, by the locals.
Video courtesy of the Buenos Aires City Tourism Board
Website: http://www.theworlds50best.com/latinamerica
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/LatinAmericas50
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LatinAmericas50BestRestaurants
Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/TheWorlds50Best
G+: https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/113065352335904752219/113065352335904752219/posts
Read our new series of Buenos Aires gastronomic guides by Raquel Rosemberg, Academy Chair for South America (South):
http://www.theworlds50best.com/blog/blog-category.html?tag=Buenos%20Aires%20Culinary%20Traveller
- published: 31 Mar 2015
- views: 442
Robin Hood Statue, Nottingham Castle Green.
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- Duration: 3:57
- Updated: 29 Nov 2011
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To the left of Nottingham Castle Gatehouse is the Castle Green, host to the most famous Robin Hood statue in the world. Sculpted by James Woodford, it was prese...
To the left of Nottingham Castle Gatehouse is the Castle Green, host to the most famous Robin Hood statue in the world. Sculpted by James Woodford, it was presented along with a series of wall plaques to the city by Philip E Clay to commemorate Queen Elizabeth's visit to Nottingham in 1949, the city's Quincentennial year. The plaques depict famous scenes from the Legend of Robin Hood: Robin fighting Little John over the River Leen, Robin and Marian fighting off Guy of Gisborne, King Richard at Robin and Marian's wedding, and Robin firing his final arrow from his death bed at Kirklees Abbey Gatehouse.
Two other sculptures, dated 1951, are also by James Woodford and portray several of Robin Hood's better known outlaws: Will Stuteley (also known as Will the Bowman), Little John, Friar Tuck, Alan A Dale, and Will Scarlet. Will Stuteley's presence is linked to the story that he was rescued from the Sheriff of Nottingham's gallows on this very spot by Robin Hood.
wn.com/Robin Hood Statue, Nottingham Castle Green.
To the left of Nottingham Castle Gatehouse is the Castle Green, host to the most famous Robin Hood statue in the world. Sculpted by James Woodford, it was presented along with a series of wall plaques to the city by Philip E Clay to commemorate Queen Elizabeth's visit to Nottingham in 1949, the city's Quincentennial year. The plaques depict famous scenes from the Legend of Robin Hood: Robin fighting Little John over the River Leen, Robin and Marian fighting off Guy of Gisborne, King Richard at Robin and Marian's wedding, and Robin firing his final arrow from his death bed at Kirklees Abbey Gatehouse.
Two other sculptures, dated 1951, are also by James Woodford and portray several of Robin Hood's better known outlaws: Will Stuteley (also known as Will the Bowman), Little John, Friar Tuck, Alan A Dale, and Will Scarlet. Will Stuteley's presence is linked to the story that he was rescued from the Sheriff of Nottingham's gallows on this very spot by Robin Hood.
- published: 29 Nov 2011
- views: 4421
The best Destinations to travel in the World is Ecuador
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- Duration: 1:54
- Updated: 15 Feb 2015
- views: 190
The best Destinations to travel in the World is Ecuador (No need Visa)
Equator guide touristic:
Colonial City
http://ecuador.travel/es/destino/16/cuenca
Beach...
The best Destinations to travel in the World is Ecuador (No need Visa)
Equator guide touristic:
Colonial City
http://ecuador.travel/es/destino/16/cuenca
Beach City
http://ecuador.travel/en/destino/18/santa-elena
Party and Beach Town
http://ecuador.travel/en/destino/25/montanita
Galápagos guide touristic:
http://visit.ecuador.travel/galapagos/
Adventure City
http://ecuador.travel/en/destino/22/banos-ecuador
Amazon Trip
http://ecuador.travel/en/destino/21/yasuni-national-park
Please don´t forget select your lenguage
Food of Equator
http://visit.ecuador.travel/culinario/site/en/component/k2/88?Itemid=121Itemid=121
More food Of Equator
http://visit.ecuador.travel/culinario/site/en/component/k2/81?Itemid=121
¡WELCOME!
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The best Destinations to travel in the World is Ecuador (No need Visa)
Equator guide touristic:
Colonial City
http://ecuador.travel/es/destino/16/cuenca
Beach City
http://ecuador.travel/en/destino/18/santa-elena
Party and Beach Town
http://ecuador.travel/en/destino/25/montanita
Galápagos guide touristic:
http://visit.ecuador.travel/galapagos/
Adventure City
http://ecuador.travel/en/destino/22/banos-ecuador
Amazon Trip
http://ecuador.travel/en/destino/21/yasuni-national-park
Please don´t forget select your lenguage
Food of Equator
http://visit.ecuador.travel/culinario/site/en/component/k2/88?Itemid=121Itemid=121
More food Of Equator
http://visit.ecuador.travel/culinario/site/en/component/k2/81?Itemid=121
¡WELCOME!
- published: 15 Feb 2015
- views: 190
Nature of Latvia River Produced by Dj Aivis
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:42
- Updated: 07 Oct 2014
- views: 1789
- published: 07 Oct 2014
- views: 1789
VLOG: Vacation in Paris & Prague 2012 // Thrifty Chic
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- Duration: 10:40
- Updated: 14 Mar 2013
- views: 1212
WATCH IN HD!!
Thumbs up for more vlogs!!
Here is a long awaited video of our holiday in Paris and Prague. It took me forever to edit this!! lol
Hubby and I ...
WATCH IN HD!!
Thumbs up for more vlogs!!
Here is a long awaited video of our holiday in Paris and Prague. It took me forever to edit this!! lol
Hubby and I went sightseeing for 5 days back in November. It was great to see all that God has created all the way across the world. It was an amazing trip and I look forward to traveling more this year!
Music Credit: The Presteej: Dis Moi Tout
Let's Connect!
My Blog: Music. Fashion. Love. http://kerleen.blogspot.com/
My Facebook Music Page: https://www.facebook.com/KerleenMusic
PREVIOUS VIDEOS!!
My Spring Fashion Lookbook: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rZAWPlZLKA
My Valentine's Day Lookbook: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAlIUDSir7g
More videos on the way!!!
Love,
Ker-Leen
Colossians 3:14
wn.com/Vlog Vacation In Paris Prague 2012 Thrifty Chic
WATCH IN HD!!
Thumbs up for more vlogs!!
Here is a long awaited video of our holiday in Paris and Prague. It took me forever to edit this!! lol
Hubby and I went sightseeing for 5 days back in November. It was great to see all that God has created all the way across the world. It was an amazing trip and I look forward to traveling more this year!
Music Credit: The Presteej: Dis Moi Tout
Let's Connect!
My Blog: Music. Fashion. Love. http://kerleen.blogspot.com/
My Facebook Music Page: https://www.facebook.com/KerleenMusic
PREVIOUS VIDEOS!!
My Spring Fashion Lookbook: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rZAWPlZLKA
My Valentine's Day Lookbook: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAlIUDSir7g
More videos on the way!!!
Love,
Ker-Leen
Colossians 3:14
- published: 14 Mar 2013
- views: 1212
Singapore Traveling, Views of Singapore
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- Duration: 4:50
- Updated: 17 Dec 2015
- views: 24
Singapore Traveling, Views of Singapore.
In this video you will see amazing views of Singapore.
Republic of Singapore is the city-state, which located on an i...
Singapore Traveling, Views of Singapore.
In this video you will see amazing views of Singapore.
Republic of Singapore is the city-state, which located on an island in Southeast Asia, separated from the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula narrow Johor Strait. It shares borders with the Sultanate of Johor, which is part of Malaysia and Riau islands within Indonesia.
Currently, Singapore consists of 63 islands.
The main attractions of Singapore:
Esplanade Park, Original Statue of Raffles, Night Safari, Merlion Park, Singapore Flyer, ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands, Lau Pa Sat Festival Pavilion, Chinatown Heritage Centre, Singapore Art Museum and others.
Video “Singapore” by Leen Beets (license Creative Commons).
More about Singapore https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfM3j4bRyUELTyvfUou5iuSXhECYk1XnS
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Singapore Traveling, Views of Singapore.
In this video you will see amazing views of Singapore.
Republic of Singapore is the city-state, which located on an island in Southeast Asia, separated from the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula narrow Johor Strait. It shares borders with the Sultanate of Johor, which is part of Malaysia and Riau islands within Indonesia.
Currently, Singapore consists of 63 islands.
The main attractions of Singapore:
Esplanade Park, Original Statue of Raffles, Night Safari, Merlion Park, Singapore Flyer, ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands, Lau Pa Sat Festival Pavilion, Chinatown Heritage Centre, Singapore Art Museum and others.
Video “Singapore” by Leen Beets (license Creative Commons).
More about Singapore https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfM3j4bRyUELTyvfUou5iuSXhECYk1XnS
Follow us:
World Guide Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6gN4hYEUyekyXpAyP-Dxbw
Twitter http://twitter.com/#!/WorldGuideVideo
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Google Plus https://plus.google.com/114091102806149450752/
- published: 17 Dec 2015
- views: 24
De brug over de rivier Kwai 's nachts Kanchanaburi Thailand
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- Duration: 0:40
- Updated: 26 May 2013
- views: 59
Asia Travel Guide and Travel Information
http://www.asiabethere.com/
De brug over de rivier Kwai 's nachts Kanchanaburi Thailand
Asia Travel Guide and Travel Information
http://www.asiabethere.com/
De brug over de rivier Kwai 's nachts Kanchanaburi Thailand
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Asia Travel Guide and Travel Information
http://www.asiabethere.com/
De brug over de rivier Kwai 's nachts Kanchanaburi Thailand
- published: 26 May 2013
- views: 59
River Maun Part 1
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- Duration: 7:04
- Updated: 04 Jul 2014
- views: 117
A look at the River Maun through Ashfield using a mix of video and still shots.
A look at the River Maun through Ashfield using a mix of video and still shots.
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A look at the River Maun through Ashfield using a mix of video and still shots.
- published: 04 Jul 2014
- views: 117
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Mission Beach & Surrounds travel video guide Queensland Australia
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The Magic of China. GUILIN: Land of Enchantment
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Roll In The Sand
well he fell from the skies
with a sense he devised
and he dropped out of school
with his evil sunglasses
and the desert he crossed
was a picture to see
roll in the sand
he had it all in his hand
(chorus)
you're gonna live forever
we can see you roll in the sand
he was a bungling thief
turning fiction to fact
and back at the hill
they want him to act
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World entering era 'more dangerous than Cold War' as Russian power grows, former MI6 boss warns
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The world is entering an era that is "more dangerous" than the Cold War because of an increase in Russian military power, a former MI6 chief has said ... In pictures....
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North Korea purges vice foreign minister: Report
Edit The Times of India 12 Oct 2016
SEOUL. North Korea has purged its vice foreign minister as punishment for the recent defection of the nuclear-armed country's deputy ambassador to Britain, South Korean media reported Wednesday. The mass-circulation JoongAng Ilbo, quoting an anonymous source familiar with North Korean affairs, said that Kung Sok-Ung had been removed from his post and expelled from Pyongyang to a rural farming area with his family ... RELATED....
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US election: Obama blasts Trump with 7-Eleven jibe
Edit The Oslo Times 12 Oct 2016
Oct.12, Washington ... He was particularly scathing about House Speaker Paul Ryan whom he described as a "weak and ineffective" leader....
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Physicist Suggests Aliens Exterminate Themselves Before We Can Find Them
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More Bad Poll News For Donald Trump
Edit WorldNews.com 12 Oct 2016
The latest Reuters/Ipsos opinion poll has Donald Trump falling behind Hillary Clinton by 8 points among likely voters as of Tuesday evening ... Reactions against the debate overall had Clinton winning at 53 percent with Trump at 32 percent but the results were even starker for party lines with Democrats at 82 percent feeling Clinton winning with only 68 percent of Republicans viewing Trump as the winner ... -WN.com, Maureen Foody....
Consumers Shift More of their Back-to-School Supplies Spend Online and Purchase Later in the Season, NPD Group Reports (The NPD Group Inc)
Edit Public Technologies 11 Oct 2016
(Source. The NPD Group Inc) Port Washington, NY, October 11, 2016 ... It is not only where consumers are shopping but when that has changed ... 'A late Fourth of July holiday combined with a late Labor Day translated to fewer shopping days this back-to-school season, and meant that consumers were shopping for supplies later, and with less time,' said Leen Nsouli, director, office supplies industry analyst, The NPD Group ... Source ... (noodl....
Saudi designers dazzle at Dubai fashion week
Edit Arabnews 10 Oct 2016
Author. . AGENCE FRANCE PRESSE. Mon, 2016-10-10. ID. . 1476049654457179600. DUBAI. From a mother and daughter duo hooked on denim to an art-inspired fashionista, female designers from Saudi Arabia stole the limelight at Arab Fashion Week 2016 in Dubai ... They were the work of Suzan Farhoud and her daughter Leen Al-Shieshakly, who set up their “Jeans Couture” brand just a year ago, hoping to share their passion for denim ... Offbeat. ....
GUY WILLIAMS STEALS THE LIMELIGHT ONCE AGAIN AT HOYS! (BSJA - British Show Jumping Association)
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(Source. BSJA - British Show Jumping Association) ... Guy jumped four successive clear rounds, which was enough to see off the challenge of runner-up Denis Lynch, with Camilla, while a six-way tie for third featured John Whitaker (Leen O.L), Portugal's Mario Wilson Fernandes (Sahel Villa Rose), Joe Clayton (Millioninmind), Karel Cox (Flintstone van't Eigenlo), Helen Tredwell (Sebastian VII) and Julien Epaillard (Tradition de la Roque)....
Chinese company sue Dutch retailers for copy product
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and Leen Bakker for selling a party tent which might have been copied from the Chinese design ... "At the time the legal proceedings were initiated, Zhejiang Zhengte knew only about Blokker and Leen Bakker selling the sunscreens ... Leen Bakker and Blokker are both companies which sell household products ... Blokker and Leen Bakker sold an exact copy, bearing the name Le Sud....
Police major suspended with pay after Gables resident accuses her of spying
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Coral Gables police suspended a high-ranking police officer and former interim police chief after she was accused of spying on a resident at last Wednesday’s commission meeting. Maj ... The incident took place early in the Sept ... City Attorney Craig Leen said from the dais that there was nothing wrong with residents texting elected officials and Lago said that he had no problem with residents reaching out to him during meetings ... Lance Dixon....
T-17 WWC: México vence a Jordan, gana lugar de cuartos (CONCACAF - Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football)
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(Source. CONCACAF - Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football). Tuesday Oct 04, 2016 ... (Photo. FIFA via Getty Images) ... Next match. October 7, 2016, v Spain ... October 3, 2016 ... 8,250) ... Rand Albustanji; Luna Sahloul, Nour Zooash, Alanoud Ghazi, Leen Albtoush, Sarah Abu-Sabbah, Tasneem Abu-Rob (Tasneem Isleem 89'), Jeeda Alnaber, Rouzbahan Fraij (Joel Srouji 76'), Noor Abukishk, Yasmeen Zabian (Jana Abu Ghosh 60')....
Founder Jacob Abrian: 'Huawei Arab Fashion Week is the only platform in the world that ...
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Dubai's Meydan Hotel regularly attracts some of the most stylish people in the UAE. This week, it will step its style status up a notch when it hosts the Huawei Arab Fashion Week ... "My collection will give the audience a glimpse of the sartorial glamour of vintage fairs and carnivals ... Fashion Trends Throughout the Centuries, Leen Demeester, will also unveil the title of her next book during the five-day event ... rduane@thenational.ae ....
UN torture prevention body urges Kazakhstan to enhance prisoner rehabilitation
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Print. 3 October 2016 – The United Nations’ torture prevention body has urged Kazakhstan to focus more on the rehabilitation of prisoners rather than punishment, as part of efforts to ensure that people deprived of their liberty are protected against torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment ... The other members of the delegation were Arman Danielyan, Marija Definis-Gojanovich and Paul Lam Shang Leen. News Tracker ... Home page ....
UN torture prevention body urges Kazakhstan to enhance prisoner rehabilitation (UN - United Nations)
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(Source. UN - United Nations). 3 October 2016 - The United Nations' torture prevention body has urged Kazakhstan to focus more on the rehabilitation of prisoners rather than punishment, as part of efforts to ensure that people deprived of their liberty are protected against torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment ... The other members of the delegation were Arman Danielyan, Marija Definis-Gojanovich and Paul Lam Shang Leen....
UN TORTURE PREVENTION EXPERTS URGE KAZAKHSTAN TO FOCUS MORE ON PRISONER REHABILITATION (UNOG - United Nations Office at Geneva)
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(Source. UNOG - United Nations Office at Geneva). 3 October 2016 ... The call came at the end of the first visit to Kazakhstan by the Sub-Committee on the Prevention of Torture (SPT), when the delegation presented its confidential preliminary observations to the Kazakh authorities ... Zaharia added ... The SPT delegation was composed of Victor Zaharia (Head of Delegation), Arman Danielyan, Marija Definis-Gojanovich and Paul Lam Shang Leen ... Twitter....
FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup Team Profile: Jordan (AFC - Asian Football Confederation)
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(Source. AFC - Asian Football Confederation). The past. Jordan's U-17 women's team was formed in 2010, some five years after women's football made its arrival in the country ... The present ... Their preparations for the World Cup began in earnest last summer with a series of friendlies. The future ... Key players. Luna Sahloul (defender), Noor Zoqash (defender), Tasnim Abu Al-Rob (midfielder), Leen Al-Btoush (midfielder), Leen Al-Abbadi (forward)....
Syrian refugee comes to the rescue of Canadian bride's wedding dress
Edit The Guardian 29 Sep 2016
Jo Du had a malfunction with her dress, but Ibrahim Halil Dudu, a master tailor from Aleppo, had just moved in next door. @nadiakhomami. Hours before her wedding ceremony, Jo Du suffered a wardrobe malfunction – the zip on her wedding dress broke and none of her bridesmaids knew how to fix it or where to find a tailor on a Sunday ... Read more ... He was curious and in seemingly good spirits ... One commenter, Leen Hasani, a Syrian herself, wrote....
UN TORTURE PREVENTION BODY TO MAKE FIRST VISIT TO KAZAKHSTAN (UNOG - United Nations Office at Geneva)
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(Source. UNOG - United Nations Office at Geneva). 19 September 2016 ... Among the places the SPT delegation is due to visit are prisons, colonies, police stations, guardhouses, correctional rehabilitation centres, psychiatric institutions and other detention facilities ... The SPT delegation will comprise. Victor Zaharia (Head of Delegation), Arman Danielyan, Marija Definis-Gojanovich and Paul Lam Shang Leen. Background. ... Twitter. @UNHumanRights....
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