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Britain's best destinations for film lovers
From the beach in Chariots of Fire to the Lincoln Cathedral in The Da Vinci Code; Robin Hood to Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Max Davidson picks 10 locations sure to appeal to film lovers. Also includes Cary Grant's birthplace in Bristol and Ian Fleming's grave in Sevenhampton, Wiltshire.
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Rabelais fine books on food & drink
86 Middle Street, Portland, Maine 04101 Telephone: 207-774-1044 One of the top ten cookbook destinations in the world.
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Tips for seeing Tokyo, old and new, on a budget
One of the most fascinating things about Tokyo is the way it combines both the ancient and the modern. Or rather, the way it doesn't combine them at all, so the new and the old are side by side everywhere you turn. Take the metro to the Chiyoda Ward in central Tokyo and you'll find yourself surrounded by a tangle of glass and steel skyscrapers — until out of nowhere appears a moat, a pavilion of neatly trimmed grass and the hulking stone walls of the imperial palace. There's hardly a guard in sight and entrance to the surrounding gardens is free and open to the public. That's another fascinating thing about Tokyo: Despite its enormous size and high-tech opulence, much of the city is remarkably affordable for budget travelers. Just know the right sites to visit and the best spot for a cheap sushi meal.
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South Cumbria: The perfect break
Is it any wonder the gentle charms of south Cumbria have for so long lulled the artist, says Natalie Paris. Sandwiched between the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales, Cumbria's southern reaches are often bypassed by visitors bound for the national parks. But this belt of timeless countryside is well worth exploring and offers a peaceful alternative to the scrum of a lakeside teashop in summer. The rural landscapes are softer but just as inspirational, stretching from the winsome Lune valley, painted by Turner, to the sweeping sands and salt marshes of the bleakly beautiful coast.
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Perugia: a girl's guide to the best shops, hotels and restaurants
An ancient Umbrian hill town with a youthful edge, Perugia has film-set looks, gastronomic delights, and is a fantastic location for a lazy long weekend.
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Largest Cities of the World — by population

01 Tokyo, Japan             28,025,000
02 Mexico City, Mexico      18,131,000
03 Mumbai, India            18,042,000
04 Sáo Paulo, Brazil        17,711,000
05 New York City, USA       16,626,000
06 Shanghai, China          14,173,000
07 Lagos, Nigeria           13,488,000
08 Los Angeles, USA         13,129,000
09 Calcutta, India          12,900,000
10 Buenos Aires, Argentina  12,431,000

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Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor.....Explore. Dream. Discover.—Mark Twain

Forget not that the earth delights to feel your bare feet and the winds long to play with your hair—Kahlil Gibran

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