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Manly Cruise Vacations

Filed under: Cruises, Sports, Vacations — Tags: , , , — admin @ 1:51 am

By: Anita Dunham-Potter

Contrary to popular belief, cruising isn’t just a woman’s vacation. Look past the Lido Deck and the umbrella drinks, and you’ll find that some cruises offer plenty of opportunities to celebrate such traditionally male pursuits as golf, basketball, fishing, and of course round the clock dining.

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Balcony Staterooms on Cruise Vacations

Filed under: Cruises, Vacations — Tags: — admin @ 1:48 am

By: Anita Dunham-Potter

In the old days of cruising, many people didn’t spend a lot of time in their staterooms, but that’s no longer the case. Today’s cruise ships are floating resorts, and the staterooms aspire to be holiday havens – particularly those with balconies.

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Top 5 Activity Holidays in the World

Filed under: Diving, Vacations — Tags: — admin @ 3:30 am

By: Kieron Sellens

For travelers who want more than just sun, sea & sand, here are five of the most awe-inspiring activity holidays in the whole world.

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Making the Most of Your Cruise Spa Experience

Filed under: Cruises, Vacations — Tags: , — admin @ 1:45 am

By: Anita Dunham-Potter

When you’re sailing the seas, surrounded by nothing more than serene ocean waves it’s tough to get into a more relaxed state of mind. But if ultimate tranquility is what you seek, then head to the ship’s spa. Not sure which spa treatments you would like, or even what those spa treatments are exactly? Facial? Massage? Body wrap? Hydrotherapy? Learn which spa treatment is right for you.

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A Great Getaway for the Whole Family! A Fly Fishing Vacation

Filed under: Vacations, fishing — Tags: — admin @ 3:25 am

By: Steven Magill

Are you planning to have a vacation and tired of the usual getaway spots that most people are going? Would you like to have the kind of fun you’ve been wanting to experience? Well, fly fishing is the way to go. It is far different from any vacation activity that one would have. Fly fishing vacation is surely a great way to have a relaxing and fun weekend.

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Cruise Deals: Finding the Perfect Cruises

Filed under: Cruises, Vacations — Tags: , — admin @ 1:38 am

By: Ronald Rougeaux

Gone are the days when cold weather months were relegated to indoor activities. The recent trend for vacationers is to take off and go cruising during this particular season to experience milder climates. Companies are quick to take advantage of this by offering some of their best cruise deals during winter.

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Cruises for Singles in 2010 : Reviews

Filed under: Cruises, Vacations — admin @ 3:21 am

By: Max Benuild

Is anyone single and hoping to meet someone this upcoming summer of 2010? Certainly there are many single ladies and gentlemen age not withstanding looking forward to meet their other half and this can very easily happen if they are brought together. That is exactly the aim of Cruises for singles arranged by travel agencies to help these people meet, date and make friends and become couple.

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Devon Fishing, How To Tie The Hair Rig At Newbarn Farm Cottages And Angling Centre

Filed under: Vacations, fishing — Tags: , , — admin @ 5:48 am

By Simon B Rogers

In this article you will be shown how to tie a hair rig also, known as a knotless knot, a good knot for all aspects of fishing.

This step by step guide should show you how to make the hair rig, however we have had to omit the diagrams, but these can be viewed at the newbarn farm website

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Fishing Holidays – Devon Tale

Filed under: Technology, Vacations, Water Safety, fishing — Tags: — admin @ 5:48 am

By Simon B Rogers

As the end of the day approached and the sun thought about making its lazy way to bed. The birds were idly stretching out their feathers and lounging about, singing their last few twitters of the day. Even the insects were tiring of their incessant buzzing, buzzing that turned to buzzzzzzzzzzzzzz. The sun arced across the holiday cottages and fishing became the most important task of the day.
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Tips For Purchasing A Pre-Owned Houseboat

Filed under: Boats and Boat Equipment, Vacations — admin @ 7:37 pm

by Victor Epand

Some people buy houseboats to live in them all year round while others have them just for a summer vacation while they keep a permanent residence on land. In either case a house boat is a substantial investment, so you want to be sure of what your getting before you make that final sale.

If you decide to go for a new houseboat, you can buy one already built, build one yourself or have someone build it for you. However, many people choose to buy a pre-owned houseboat. One advantage of purchasing a used or pre-owned houseboat is that there may already be certain amenities on board that the owner will throw in at no extra charge. These may include small furniture items, kitchen utensils, etc.

Buying a house boat should be treated the same as if you were buying a regular house. When you go to look at a house, you would normally look through it closely and ask the current owner questions. Looking at houseboats, new or used should be no different.

When inspecting a houseboat you will need to check all areas inside and outside the boat. Some things to be checked are more important than others. Things such as paint and carpeting are minor but you should still check them. Paint that is fading or chipping is an indication that a paint job will be needed soon. Carpet that is moldy should be replaced by the owner. You should also check all of the lights outside and inside to see if they are working properly.

Two of the most important areas to check are the hull and the roof. If these areas are damaged and not in good condition, you could end up with a costly repair bill. Check the hull for any signs of damage or rust. It can cost you several thousand dollars to replace a steel hull. Be sure to inspect the joints for any signs of weakness or cracks on both steel hulls and aluminum hulls. When Inspecting the roof take time to walk all around it. Look for cracks and chips in the gel coat. Checking for weak spots will reassure you that there is no rotting wood.

When you go to inspect a boat, make sure you have a flashlight handy and don’t be afraid to ask the current owner questions. If you are not sure you know what to look for, you should seek the help of a professional or at least someone with more knowledge about boats.

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