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Welcome to homelyplanet.info where I go off on some zany adventure, almost die, and then write about it three months later when I am really bored. Seriously, weirdness just follows me around. When I am too lazy to write about The Crazy, I put up pictures of places I went to in a vain attempt to say that I am not like all the other tourists. I think it's a white thing. Enjoy!

 

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Red Circle - Activity, Blue - Sight, Purple Circle - Event, Green - Photo Gallery, Yellow Diamond - Drinking Establishment, Yellow Circle - Eatery, Pink - Sleeping, White - Anecdote.

 

 
Holy crap what sweet mess have I gotten myself into this time?
 
  • Doug's Blog >> Blog Entries

    I just bought a ticket for Australia this summer. I haven't even gone to Moscow/London yet, but it was a deal that was too good to pass up!

    Between work and play I don't have time for anything else!

     

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  • Canada >> Sights

    August 2011

    A pleasant day trip out with the folks. My first time back to Canada in the summer in over 10 years (the other two times were Christmases). Bay of Fundy breeze, touristy art shop and restaurant...overall not too shabby.

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  • Cuba >> Sights

    July 2011

    The showpiece of the revolution, showing the official version of events from the planning of events in Mexico, to the overthrow of Batista and the triumphant march into Havana, with a whole exhibit on the modern successes of communism in Cuba and abroad. It is the pinnacle of sticking it to the US, and unfortunately it is all in Spanish.

    I can only say three things in Spanish, so I pretty much focused on the more visual exhibits and the building itself. Most of the museum is like a revolutionary Hard Rock Café, with…

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  • Doug's Blog >> Blog Entries

    Just booked my tickets for Moscow and London today for March. Got a screaming good deal too!

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  • Canada >> Anecdotes

    July 2011

    I just got off the plane in Vancouver airport coming from Korea. I was exhausted, and a little weirded out from being back in Canada, a place that was so familiar and yet so intimidating for some reason. I was supposed to stay the night with a friend in the city, before getting up the next morning to continue on to Cuba, via Toronto. My friend (who is awesome, in case you're reading this), had called me a few days before to tell me that she had double booked the day, and that she…

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  • Cuba >> Galleries

    July 2011


    Oddly enough, the old city is the most modern and well maintained area of the whole city. Crossing over Prado from Centro Habana to here is like crossing from night to day. In just one block, the number of tourists increases tenfold as does the number of touts and beggars. In the city centre, no one talked to me, but here, many people were clamouring for my attention. Still, the toutmanship was not nearly as prevalent as in Egypt, where a 20 minute walk could fetch over 10 offers for alcohol, women, hotels and transportation.…

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