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1.	Bookmarks: 0	Amazonas – The World’s Brazilian Lungs Amazonas covers 1.5 million kilometers of land area in Brazil, and 98% of this land has remained as it was when it was discovered. Amazonas is so large that it is bigger than most countries in the world! It is home to the highest mountain in Brazil, Pico da Neblina, which stands 2,994 meters above sea level.The land area in Amazonas can be divided into three separate categories; igapos, varzeas, and low plateaus. Igapos is where the land is permanently flooded and the roo...
2.	Bookmarks: 0	Travel To Machu Picchu One of the most visited sites in the world today by travelers is Machu Picchu. It is located in Cuzco, Peru in the high Andes Mountains. It is approximately 724 miles away from Lima, the Peruvian capital. A typical trip by land on a bus takes about 20 hours. One could also take a flight and arrive there in a heartbeat of one hour. The starting point usually begins in Lima.The ruins sit surrounded by the Andes Mountains at about 11,024 feet above sea level. The name Machu ...
3.	Bookmarks: 0	Rome is considered to be a large open-air museum At about 20 kilometres from the Tyrrhenian coast, 20 metres above sea level and right in the middle of the Roman countryside where the river Tiber winds itself among the sweet green hills there you can find the Eternal city: Rome.
4.	Bookmarks: 0	Mount Kinabalu: Southeast Asia's Tallest Mountain Mount Kinabalu is the tallest peak in Southeast Asia and a National Park of Malaysia. Standing 4101 metres above sea level, the mountain is in Sabah, the East Malaysian state on the isle of Borneo. It is located about 2-3 hours away from Kota Kinabalu, Sabah’s capital. Top 3 Things About Mount Kinabalu:1. Scenic Walk: Take in the fresh air as you walk up and notice your surroundings change from the large tropical trees to scrubs to rock. The whole mountain are...
5.	Bookmarks: 1	Easy Water Saving During Water Shortage Global warming and rising sea levels, yet a water shortage.As the earth heats up and the ice caps melt, the sea levels start to rise - and what do we have - hose-pipe bans and a situation of water, water everywhere and not a drop to drink!After every long winter, the warm and sunny weather finally arrives - together with hose-pipe bans for many of us. I am lucky to live in an area that has not banned the use of hose-pipes, but because I have a water meter, I am very...
6.	Bookmarks: 0	Ladera Hotel The Top Luxury Resort In St Lucia Ladera, a stylish eco lodge is perched on a ridge 1,100 feet above sea level and has been described as a ‘View with a Room’ and it is the place to see the famous Piton of St Lucia panoramas, especially at sunset. Ladera is also one of the most perfect spots for not only a holiday in St Lucia but also for a St Lucia Honeymoon.The position of Ladera on St Lucia is the key. It is two miles from the sleepy port of Soufriere up a very steep hill, and it looks as if it is built...
7.	Bookmarks: 0	Asia, Africa and Climate Modification As often seems the case, less developed countries seem to receive the bulk of the impact when it comes to negative world developments. The third world and climate modification is no different.