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Caroline Helbig – Cycling France’s Brittany and Normandy coasts: Top 10 highlights

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Fun-loving, renowned Canadian Blogger Caroline Helbig takes the reader on yet another fascinating travel experience this time on a 732 km (455 mile) cycling adventure through France’s Brittany and Normandy coasts. Read on… Caroline Helbig Last September, Mike and I cycled in coastal Brittany and Normandy. Our 732 km (455 mile) independent journey took us

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Iguazú Falls -Experiencing the Drama in Brazil and Argentina

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A Jesuit priest is tied to a wooden cross and set afloat. He plunges headfirst down a monstrous waterfall and is swallowed up in the churning cauldron. That’s the opening scene from the 1986 movie The Mission, filmed primarily in Iguazú Falls—the mighty cascades between Argentina and Brazil. It wasn’t just that scene that left a big