From Lonely Planet’s The Big Trip: Your Ultimate Guide to Gap Years and Overseas Adventures.
Discover a whole spectrum of colors in the corals of Great Barrier Reef, Australia.
You can keep your distance with a glass-bottomed boat, or strap on your snorkel to get up close and personal.
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Gape at the Limestone Karsts of Halong Bay, Vietnam.
The clusters of limestone islands loom over crystal blue water, and none look exactly the same.
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Hike to Iguazú Falls, on the borders of Argentina and Brazil.
Look specifically for Garganta del Diablo (aka Devil's Throat) — at 82m high, it is the highest of the falls.
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Dive at Ko Phi Phi, Thailand.
Scuba divers and snorkelers can check out plenty of coral, or go deeper to explore the sunken King Cruiser.
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http://ift.tt/1BusMJF Arianna Rebolini
Yes, there are male flight attendants. No, they’re not all gay.
The flight attendant’s primary task is to ensure your safety during the flight, not to hand out drinks and be your personal waiter.
–Kathy Gregoric, Facebook
NBC
That means they’re the ones who are going to save your life if there’s an issue with the plane.
–Lovely Liza, Facebook
New Line Cinema
And let's just get this out of the way: yes, there are male flight attendants. No, they're not all gay.
–s4b9f5
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http://ift.tt/1HS6sRS Spencer Althouse
America may love Scotland, but not as much as they love clichés about Scotland.
All women in Scotland have red hair: No other hair colours exist.
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http://ift.tt/1FiwTKv Ian Dunn
For every villain, we’ve got hundreds of heroes.
This mother who doesn't have much but is giving her daughter the whole world.
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http://ift.tt/1RrDkT0 Rega Jha
Dive in.
Fingal's Cave, Scotland
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http://ift.tt/1HA7xIz Chelsey Pippin
Cocktails, music stores, churches…and a door in a bookcase! Nottingham’s bar scene has it all.
A German cinema-themed bar, with ping pong tables to hire? That should be enough to get you to this new Nottingham bar. Just be wary, shots from the photo booth might come back to haunt you if you have one too many.
Alec Frusher / Via frusheronfood.co.uk
You may be in the heart of Nottingham but Pepper Rocks gives the feel of a rural European setting. This hidden spot manages to deliver cocktails in a warm atmosphere that feels like you're drinking among friends.
instagram.com / Via pepperrocks.co.uk
This bar has to be one of the most popular in the city... I can never find a seat! For my money it is the best place in Nottingham for classic cocktails. They've also got a gin garden.
Tilt / Via tiltbar.co.uk
Come summertime there are few busier locations than the substantial terrace at the top of the Cornerhouse. You can have a chilled out afternoon drink in the sun, or decide you are "out out" and hit the dancefloor thanks to the resident DJ.
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http://ift.tt/1JYBTJy Alec Frusher
