Archive for March, 2009
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Monday, March 16th, 2009Jersey is the largest of nine Channel Islands situated in the English Channel between north western France and southern England. The capital is St.Helier and is kown for it’s name, which is a type of woollen pullover or light brown dairy cow, where they originated from. Plus the cows even provide milk for the population. [...]
The peoples dream, The Bahamas
Sunday, March 15th, 2009The Bahamas are part of the Commonwealth of Nations, they are a group of Islands consisting of up to seven thousands small Islands and over two thousand cays situated within the Caribbean. Lying between Florida(USA) and Cuba. There are two Islands that are large enough to live on they are the largest Island Grand Bahama [...]
Welcome to Peru.
Tuesday, March 10th, 2009This is a post about the wonderful and gorgeous country of Peru, east of South America. The capital city is Lima and it has a population of estimated 29,180,900 in July of 2008. It is bounded by Colombia and Ecuador in the north and Bolivia and Brazil in the east and Chile towards the south. [...]
Suriname, The Dutch Gem.
Monday, March 9th, 2009This is a post about Suriname in the north-east of South America, situated between Guyana, French Guiana and Brazil to the south. Known for many years up until 1948 as Dutch Guiana. There was much conflict between the British and Dutch, but a treaty was made, and the British gave over Suriname for New York [...]
The beautiful sunny country of French Guiana, South America.
Wednesday, March 4th, 2009This is a post about another South American country called French Guiana or (Guyana). It lyes between Brazil to the south and Surinam to the west, with a very wet and tropical enviroment, with an estimated population of 221,500+ taken in 2008. Now this so called country is more like a department of France. French [...]
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Mark Ramsay, globetrotting from an armchair in England.
Nick Ramsay, exploring the world from a zabuton in Japan.