Trinidad and Tobago
Sixteen miles north of Venezuela, Trinidad and Tobago complete the West Indian arc of islands. The two islands are separated by a twenty-one mile channel. Tobago is sleepy if …
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Guadeloupe
North of Guadeloupe are St. Maarten/St. Martin and St. Barthelemy. The island of St. Maarten is spelled two ways for a reason. About half is Dutch controlled; the other …
RAIL TRAVEL IN BRITAIN
While Amtrak is a shadowy ghost of the once proud rail system in the United States, British Rail is still the prime mover of people in the United Kingdom. …
Barbados
Barbados is quite British. It sits about two hundred miles north and to the east of Trinidad. Its population of 300,000 crowds the 166 square-mile island, which depends upon …
Travel to Bahamas
The Turks and the Caicos, located at the southern end of the Bahama chain, did not choose to join the Bahamas as a separate nation and remain dependencies of …
England Map Tourist Attractions
Wales has relatively good roads. Train service is also good, except on Sundays when nearly everything closes down. All Wales is castle country, most of them built by the …
Travel to Ireland
TRAVEL CAPSULE GEOGRAPHY The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland lies off the northwest coast of the European Continent, separated from it by the English Channel, the …
Grenada
Swinging west again, Grenada (pronounced Gre-nay-da) and the Grenadines continue the West Indian arc of islands. Stretched within sight of each other, the Grenadines form a beautiful chain of …