[ad_1] 3. Hogmanay Date/Period: 31st December Location: all over Scotland Hogmanay* is just the Scottish version of New Year’s. (*No, no one really knows where the ‘Hogmanay’ name comes from, but that’s what people call the celebration anyway). Pin In many ways, Hogmanay is pretty similar to New Year celebrations across the western world (expect…
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[ad_1] We may earn a commission from links on this page. After about three years, Amazon finally has a new lineup of Kindles. This time, we have four models in total, starting from the $110 basic Kindle, to the $400 Kindle Scribe. And in the middle, we finally have a model with a color e-ink…
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[ad_1] A trip through Bali isn’t complete without a visit to Ubud. It’s the cultural heart of Bali, where there’s so much to experience. You’ll find a mix of locals and creative expats who have chosen Ubud as their favorite place to settle down. Over the last 10 years, Ubud has become incredibly popular, making…
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[ad_1] What is Balmoral Castle? A Short History Apparently, the first home at Balmoral was built sometime in the late 14th century. … and between then and the mid-1800s, nothing particularly exciting happened here (well, as far as I know, anyway). But, then, in 1842, things started getting exciting. During that very year, Queen Victoria…
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[ad_1] Google Calendar is getting a refresh: new Material 3 updates are rolling out to Google users in the next few months, bringing the app’s design in line with others like Gmail and Drive. Material 3 is the latest iteration of Google’s open-source design language, which has also adaptive components that adjust your icons, settings,…
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[ad_1] Are you looking for a diverse itinerary for Bali? We love Bali, and that’s why we’ve been there many times. With these experiences, we’ve put together the perfect itinerary for those who want to enjoy white beaches while also tasting the culture. Bali is incredibly popular, and that’s because it’s the ideal destination for…
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[ad_1] To celebrate fall this year, we headed to historic Peddler’s Village in Bucks County, PA where tucked around winding brick pathways and award-winning gardens you can shop, dine, and stay in a colonial-style village beautifully decorated for Halloween and autumn. With an onsite inn and 60+ specialty shops and boutiques, Peddler’s Village is…
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[ad_1] I love visiting Japan. Even after multiple visits, I never get tired of wandering the country’s historic temples, feasting on its incredible sushi, and soaking up the breakneck pace of life in Tokyo. After over half a dozen visits, I’ve learned through trial and error how to best explore the country. English isn’t widely…
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[ad_1] We may earn a commission from links on this page. There’s been a bit of discourse lately on X/Twitter around the idea that very old movies can’t possibly compete with modern movies. Old movies lack color and often appear grainy and generally… not of this era. But what about horror, specifically? Comedy doesn’t always…
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[ad_1] Day 3: From Adishi to Iprari Distance: 19 km (11 miles) Total elevation gain: 860 meters (2,820 feet) Time: 7-8 hours Note: Iprari is also sometimes written as ‘Iprali.’ Weird, I know. Whatever it’s written as, they’re both the same place. PinTrekking from Adishi to Iprali Villages Today is the most difficult one. It’s…
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