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Journeys around the World … Travelling as a Techno-Tinker, -Gypsie, & -Nomad

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Wed
28
Sep '11

Bittangee Bay Storage Ruins

Bittangee Bay Storehouse Ruins * Bittangee Bay/Ben Boyd National Forest New South Wales, Australia Just below the campground at Bittangee Bay/Ben Boyd National Forest lies the relatively hidden Bittangabee Bay ruins. An area used for over 6,000 by the indigenous as a “secret men’s meeting and training place” the park has been a popular hotspot [...]

Fri
10
Dec '10

Hellfire Club Dublin

Hellfire Club Tour – Dublin, Ireland* http://www.hiddendublinwalks.com/ghost-tour-dublin.php I really wanted to experience this ghost tour – but unfortunately Hidden Dublin Walks cancelled the tour sometime between me waiting at the Brazenhead and the 20 minutes it took for a representative to show up to tell me it was cancelled. So its on my list of [...]

Sat
20
Feb '10

Windsor Ruins (Mississippi)

Windsor RuinsBruinsburg, MississippiOne of Mississippi’s most fantastic secrets, hidden away in the swamps out in the middle of nowhere, are the ghostly remains of the Windsor plantation. The Windsor plantation was built from 1859-1861. The plantation was built, owned, and first inhabited by Smith Daniell who only was able to live in the mansion for [...]

Tue
31
Mar '09

The Harbour Temple at the Xanten Archaeological Park (Germany)

The Harbour Temple (Colonia Upia Traiana)LVR-Archaeological Park Xanten / LVR-RömerMuseum * Trajanstraße 4, 46509 Xanten, Germany * Phone: +49 (0) 28 01 / 712 – 0 * apx@lvr.de * http://www.apx.de/english/archaeologicalpark/rec_buildings/harbour+temple.htmIn the Archaeologie Park resides a partially reconstructed ruins of an ancient Roman temple of which is unknown which God/dess(es) were worshipped. It stands tall with [...]

Tue
31
Mar '09

Lady of the Rhine, Part 2: Chapter 4C – Xanten Archaeological Park; the Temple, the Amphitheater

, Segment C Lost Gods Temple Sunday, 29 March 2009Xanten, Germany After the Museum we wandered back into the carriage for a spin to the Archaeologie Park lot, where we walked through the gates of the the city, and ventured over to the Temple of Lost Gods (they do not know who the temple was [...]