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Qassiarsuk Greenland
Otto Frederiksen settled Qassiarsuk village in 1924 and began sheep farming, a tradition his descendants continue today. The village has around 40 residents and a general store. Nearby are the ruins of Brattahlið, the settlement founded by Erik the Red in the 10th century. Reconstructions of a Viking longhouse and Thjodhildur's church, the first in Greenland, have been built to commemorate the 1000 year anniversary of the original Norse settlement. The document describes hiking to nearby sheep farms and views of the Greenland ice cap.
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Christmas traditions originated from 7th century monks who hung evergreen trees upside down, and it was only 600 years ago that Christmas trees began being brought inside homes. Decorations were not added to trees until 400 years ago, and the first royal Christmas tree decorated by Prince Albert in Windsor Castle helped popularize decorating trees.
Snæfellsnes peninsula, Iceland
The document provides a summary of sights seen on a trip to Snæfellsnes Peninsula in Iceland. It describes Snæfellsnes as a landscape that inspired many Icelandic sagas. It discusses the volcano and glacier Snæfellsjökull, which Jules Verne set his novel "Journey to the Centre of the Earth". It also describes the small fishing town of Stykkishólmur, including the oldest building called the Norwegian House. Additional sights mentioned include a library filled with water columns, a modernist church, cafes, and day hikes to places like Helgafell holy mountain with chapel ruins from the 10th century.
Presentation holidays
Orange men's Day is celebrated annually in Northern Ireland on July 12th or nearby dates to commemorate the 1690 Battle of the Boyne. It is a public holiday where parades often take place featuring Orange Order marches. Schools and many businesses close for the day.
Up Helly Aa is a fire festival held each January in Lerwick, Shetland Islands, Scotland. It marks the end of the Yule season in local Norse tradition. Participants called "guizers" dress as Vikings and march through town dragging a ceremonial longboat. They then light the longboat on fire and sing before celebrating.
The Queen's Official Birthday in Great Britain typically falls on the second or third Saturday
Helen Slide Show 3
The document lists various family events and locations involving the author's cousins and family members over several years, including time spent with cousins in Norwich and the Lake District of England, a fancy dress party in Wales in 2001, a holiday in southern France in 2003, a sailing trip in the Lake District in 2005, trekking to a peak in Morocco in 2006, and celebrations for a 90th birthday at locations in Lancashire and Norfolk in 1998.
Scania
Scania is a region in southern Sweden that was once part of Denmark. It has a population of over 1.2 million people and its largest city, Malmö, has Sweden's tallest building. Scania is known for foods like eggcake with bacon and lingonberry, eel on a stick, and goose dinners. Popular tourist destinations include the Oresund Bridge, Lund Cathedral, and Turning Torso building in Malmö.
The Vikings - 2010
The Up Helly Aa festival in the Shetland Islands of Scotland celebrates Viking heritage and involves up to 1,000 costumed participants ("guizers") throwing flaming torches into a replica Viking longship. The Feast of Saint Anthony the Great in Spain coincides with the patron saint's day and involves locals riding their horses and mules through bonfires, which are believed to purify the animals. Both festivals incorporate fire rituals that have been held for over 100 years.
Castlewellen
Castlewellen Castle in Northern Ireland served as an orientation retreat site. The Scottish baronial-style castle, built from granite, overlooks a lake and now operates as a Christian conference center. Participants enjoyed fellowship while walking around the mile-long lake surrounding the castle. A night walk around the lake in the dark taught participants that walking in faith is like walking in the dark, trusting without seeing.
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Qassiarsuk Greenland
Otto Frederiksen settled Qassiarsuk village in 1924 and began sheep farming, a tradition his descendants continue today. The village has around 40 residents and a general store. Nearby are the ruins of Brattahlið, the settlement founded by Erik the Red in the 10th century. Reconstructions of a Viking longhouse and Thjodhildur's church, the first in Greenland, have been built to commemorate the 1000 year anniversary of the original Norse settlement. The document describes hiking to nearby sheep farms and views of the Greenland ice cap.
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Christmas traditions originated from 7th century monks who hung evergreen trees upside down, and it was only 600 years ago that Christmas trees began being brought inside homes. Decorations were not added to trees until 400 years ago, and the first royal Christmas tree decorated by Prince Albert in Windsor Castle helped popularize decorating trees.
Snæfellsnes peninsula, Iceland
The document provides a summary of sights seen on a trip to Snæfellsnes Peninsula in Iceland. It describes Snæfellsnes as a landscape that inspired many Icelandic sagas. It discusses the volcano and glacier Snæfellsjökull, which Jules Verne set his novel "Journey to the Centre of the Earth". It also describes the small fishing town of Stykkishólmur, including the oldest building called the Norwegian House. Additional sights mentioned include a library filled with water columns, a modernist church, cafes, and day hikes to places like Helgafell holy mountain with chapel ruins from the 10th century.
Presentation holidays
Orange men's Day is celebrated annually in Northern Ireland on July 12th or nearby dates to commemorate the 1690 Battle of the Boyne. It is a public holiday where parades often take place featuring Orange Order marches. Schools and many businesses close for the day.
Up Helly Aa is a fire festival held each January in Lerwick, Shetland Islands, Scotland. It marks the end of the Yule season in local Norse tradition. Participants called "guizers" dress as Vikings and march through town dragging a ceremonial longboat. They then light the longboat on fire and sing before celebrating.
The Queen's Official Birthday in Great Britain typically falls on the second or third Saturday
Helen Slide Show 3
The document lists various family events and locations involving the author's cousins and family members over several years, including time spent with cousins in Norwich and the Lake District of England, a fancy dress party in Wales in 2001, a holiday in southern France in 2003, a sailing trip in the Lake District in 2005, trekking to a peak in Morocco in 2006, and celebrations for a 90th birthday at locations in Lancashire and Norfolk in 1998.
Scania
Scania is a region in southern Sweden that was once part of Denmark. It has a population of over 1.2 million people and its largest city, Malmö, has Sweden's tallest building. Scania is known for foods like eggcake with bacon and lingonberry, eel on a stick, and goose dinners. Popular tourist destinations include the Oresund Bridge, Lund Cathedral, and Turning Torso building in Malmö.
The Vikings - 2010
The Up Helly Aa festival in the Shetland Islands of Scotland celebrates Viking heritage and involves up to 1,000 costumed participants ("guizers") throwing flaming torches into a replica Viking longship. The Feast of Saint Anthony the Great in Spain coincides with the patron saint's day and involves locals riding their horses and mules through bonfires, which are believed to purify the animals. Both festivals incorporate fire rituals that have been held for over 100 years.
Castlewellen
Castlewellen Castle in Northern Ireland served as an orientation retreat site. The Scottish baronial-style castle, built from granite, overlooks a lake and now operates as a Christian conference center. Participants enjoyed fellowship while walking around the mile-long lake surrounding the castle. A night walk around the lake in the dark taught participants that walking in faith is like walking in the dark, trusting without seeing.
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The Wicklow Mountains were formed during the Pleistocene epoch through glacial activity that carved out U-shaped valleys. Due to clearing, forests in the area had to be replanted in the early 20th century. While Irish elk and wolves used to live in the mountains, now the main animals are sheep and sika deer. St. Kevin's Bed is a small Bronze Age tomb where St. Kevin lived. The Round Tower of Glendalough was built as a landmark and place of sanctuary. Glendalough cemetery has been used for burials since the monastic settlement up to the present day.
Visit to Ickworth
The document summarizes a visit to Ickworth House and its Italianate Gardens in Suffolk, England. The curator gave an overview of the estate and facilities upon arrival and explained that the main house entrance was being refurbished. The tour included viewing the majestic Rotunda and sculptures in the Entrance Hall. The group then joined a 45 minute guided walk through the Italianate Gardens led by volunteer gardener Louise, who discussed the landscape design and current issues with box blight disease. The walk highlighted two Stumperies, with the smaller containing a dragon design made of tree stumps and animal skulls that was pointed out by the author.
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The Church of Ireland church at Aghafad was built in 1727 using funds provided by the Shirley family. A road was constructed from the church to the nearby Glebe House, which was then home to the Protestant Minister in Essexford. The church served as a center of worship until the 1950s, and a 1991 clean-up of the grounds revealed the tomb of Norman Steele from a nearby estate.
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Trip to wales
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Hollidays ppt
Irene spent her holidays in Peñíscola, Castellón, where she went to the beach and visited an important medieval castle that was formerly used as a fortress for soldiers in the Mediterranean. She also went hiking in the mountains for four hours but got lost. Additionally, she shopped for gifts for her family. Laura spent her holidays in Extremadura visiting her grandparents, going to the mountains with cousins and brother, and accompanying her grandfather, brother and cousins to see and feed chickens on a farm.
Anzac
ANZAC stands for Australia New Zealand Army Corps. We celebrate ANZAC Day at dawn because that is the time of day that Australian and New Zealand troops landed at Gallipoli in Turkey on April 25, 1915. Gallipoli is located in Turkey and April 25th is significant because it marks the date in 1915 when Australian and New Zealand forces landed at Gallipoli during World War I. The document also provides brief biographies of Leonard Keysor and Jack Simpson, two soldiers who fought in the Gallipoli campaign, as well as an explanation that poppies are used as a symbol to commemorate soldiers who died in war.
Birkebeiner
The document summarizes the book "Race of the Birkebeiners" by Lise Lunge-Larsen. It describes how in 1206, the Birkebeiners Torstein Skevla and Skjervald Skrukka carried the young king Haakon Haakonsson to safety in Trondheim to protect him from the Baglers. It mentions a 1869 painting by Knud Bergslien depicting this event. Every March, Norway holds a ski marathon honoring the Birkebeiners who saved the king, racing 54 kilometers from Lillehamer to Rena.
The rasnov citadel
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Ted-Squaw rock
Henry Church, a blacksmith born in 1843, carved Squaw Rock in 1885, carving images such as a dog, serpent, and woman into the rock at night. Squaw Rock has been a picnic area for about 125 years and is located on a hiking trail near the Chagrin River.
The giant´s causeway
The Giant's Causeway is an area of basalt columns on the northern coast of Ireland formed by an ancient volcanic eruption. When lava from the volcano reached the sea, it rapidly cooled into hexagonal columns of different sizes. The columns and other rock formations like The Giant's Boot and Pipe Organ have become a popular tourist site and UNESCO World Heritage Site. According to legend, the causeway was created when the Irish giant Finn McCool built it across the sea to fight the Scottish giant Fingal, but Fingal fled in fear after seeing the size of Finn's baby.
Anzac day
This document commemorates ANZAC Day and remembers Australia's last original ANZAC who died in 2010. It mentions soldiers from the New Zealand Army attending an ANZAC day ceremony and notes Australia's Head of State, the Governor-General, was in attendance. The document also references the original ANZACs at Gallipoli, Turkey and includes a musical performance.
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ANZAC Day commemorates Australian and New Zealand soldiers who fought at Gallipoli during World War I. It is marked every year on April 25th with dawn services, memorials, and visits to sites in Turkey where the ANZAC forces landed. The day honors those who died in the failed Gallipoli campaign and their bravery is remembered through plaques, statues, and ceremonies at sites like ANZAC Cove and Chunuk Bair.
Anzac day show
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Birka was an important Viking Age trading center located on Björkö island in Sweden from around AD 750 to 975. It flourished as the Baltic link between Scandinavia and the Byzantine Empire and Abbasid Caliphate, handling goods from across Europe and Asia. Birka was home to around 500-1000 residents and was a center of crafts and the fur trade. It was abandoned in the late 10th century as the nearby town of Sigtuna rose to prominence and its access to the Baltic Sea was cut off.
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Aghafad1
The Church of Ireland church at Aghafad was built in 1727 using funds provided by the Shirley family. A road was constructed from the church to the nearby Glebe House, which was then home to the Protestant Minister in Essexford. The church served as a center of worship until the 1950s, and a 1991 clean-up of the grounds revealed the tomb of Norman Steele from a nearby estate.
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This document outlines a trip to Wales from July 14-21. The trip includes trekking in Pembroke Coast National Park, guided visits to historic sites like Pembroke Castle and St. David's Cathedral, language classes, and landscape viewing. Each day consists of guided walking tours and visits to coastal towns, beaches, farms, and historic sites. Lodging is in an eco-lodge and meals are included. The price is 1,170 euros for EOI students and 1,190 euros for others, payable in installments. A minimum of 25 people is required by March 5 for the trip to be organized.
Hollidays ppt
Irene spent her holidays in Peñíscola, Castellón, where she went to the beach and visited an important medieval castle that was formerly used as a fortress for soldiers in the Mediterranean. She also went hiking in the mountains for four hours but got lost. Additionally, she shopped for gifts for her family. Laura spent her holidays in Extremadura visiting her grandparents, going to the mountains with cousins and brother, and accompanying her grandfather, brother and cousins to see and feed chickens on a farm.
Anzac
ANZAC stands for Australia New Zealand Army Corps. We celebrate ANZAC Day at dawn because that is the time of day that Australian and New Zealand troops landed at Gallipoli in Turkey on April 25, 1915. Gallipoli is located in Turkey and April 25th is significant because it marks the date in 1915 when Australian and New Zealand forces landed at Gallipoli during World War I. The document also provides brief biographies of Leonard Keysor and Jack Simpson, two soldiers who fought in the Gallipoli campaign, as well as an explanation that poppies are used as a symbol to commemorate soldiers who died in war.
Birkebeiner
The document summarizes the book "Race of the Birkebeiners" by Lise Lunge-Larsen. It describes how in 1206, the Birkebeiners Torstein Skevla and Skjervald Skrukka carried the young king Haakon Haakonsson to safety in Trondheim to protect him from the Baglers. It mentions a 1869 painting by Knud Bergslien depicting this event. Every March, Norway holds a ski marathon honoring the Birkebeiners who saved the king, racing 54 kilometers from Lillehamer to Rena.
The rasnov citadel
The citadel is located in Rasnov city in Brasov district of Romania. It sits on a rocky hill surrounded by forest, with the only access point from the east. The fortress has two courtyards - an outer one used to shelter cows, and an inner one where inhabitants lived for shelter and storage during wartime. Today tourists can visit the citadel and museum, which exhibits weapons, tools and objects from when it was occupied, and the area gained fame after being featured in the Oscar-winning 2003 film Cold Mountain.
Ted-Squaw rock
Henry Church, a blacksmith born in 1843, carved Squaw Rock in 1885, carving images such as a dog, serpent, and woman into the rock at night. Squaw Rock has been a picnic area for about 125 years and is located on a hiking trail near the Chagrin River.
The giant´s causeway
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Anzac day
This document commemorates ANZAC Day and remembers Australia's last original ANZAC who died in 2010. It mentions soldiers from the New Zealand Army attending an ANZAC day ceremony and notes Australia's Head of State, the Governor-General, was in attendance. The document also references the original ANZACs at Gallipoli, Turkey and includes a musical performance.
Anzac day
ANZAC Day commemorates Australian and New Zealand soldiers who fought at Gallipoli during World War I. It is marked every year on April 25th with dawn services, memorials, and visits to sites in Turkey where the ANZAC forces landed. The day honors those who died in the failed Gallipoli campaign and their bravery is remembered through plaques, statues, and ceremonies at sites like ANZAC Cove and Chunuk Bair.
Anzac day show
ANZAC Day commemorates the landing of Australian and New Zealand troops at Gallipoli on April 25, 1915 during World War I. Known as ANZACs, over 8,700 Australian and 2,700 New Zealand soldiers died in the eight-month long Gallipoli campaign. Today ANZAC Day honors those who died in war and includes parades, the Dawn Service at dawn, wreath laying ceremonies, and remembering the famous line "We will remember them."
Helen Slide Show 6
The document lists various trips and events from 2009, including ice fishing in Finland in February, a family get-together in Wales in February, hiking the Tongariro Alpine Crossing in New Zealand in March which includes Mount Doom from Lord of the Rings, exploring glaciers and ruins in New Zealand and England from March to April, a trip to Geneva in May, walking along the Norfolk coast in the UK in 2009, a boat trip with family in Wales in August, and spending Christmas with family and sisters in 2009.
Anzac Day by Jade
ANZAC Day commemorates the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) and their first major military action at Gallipoli in Turkey during World War I. On ANZAC Day, people remember those who fought in World Wars I and II, often thinking about relatives who served. Ceremonies include a minute of silence, the playing of The Last Post bugle call, and a gun salute of 21 shots to honor those who went to war. ANZAC Day has become an important national day of remembrance in both Australia and New Zealand.
Australian Bushfires 2009
The document summarizes the devastating Australian bushfires that occurred on February 7, 2009, known as Black Saturday, which caused extensive damage and loss of life in Victoria. Over 200 people lost their lives in the fires, which burned over 450,000 hectares of land. The fires destroyed whole towns and displaced many victims who took shelter in cars or tents. The fires were some of the worst in Australia's history and prompted a national day of mourning.
Tour1987 Ireland
This document summarizes a tour of Ireland from May 1987, mentioning locations visited including the Vale of Tralee, Killarney, Adare, Cahir Castle, Blarney Castle, Trinity College in Dublin, Donegal Bay, Donegal, Galway, the Aran Islands of Inishmore, and the people and sights seen at places like Muchross House, Kate Kearney's Cottage, and a picnic on Donegal Bay. The tour covered many of Ireland's iconic landmarks, cities, and coastal areas over the span of a month.
Photographs from Skye's travel experiences
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- A photo of the Eiffel Tower in Paris lit up at night, astonishing crowds below.
- Views from the top of the Vatnajökull glacier in Iceland, the highest point, which they reached by snowmobile up a treacherous slope.
- A smaller, untouched lake connected to the Jökulsárlón lagoon in Iceland, where icebergs float that have broken off from glaciers.
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- 2. Larvik This is where Larvik is located in Norway
- 3. Mølen Mølen is a moraine from the ice age. Here you can find heaps of stones, and you can see big and small rock piles. The rock piles are viking graves. Photo: Ivar
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