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erinissuper
Philadelphia
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A review of this place
Cute little town, but not for everyone. Great for lunch and checking out little boutique shops.
annabeast
Burlington
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College Visit
I was interested in applying to Queens U. So I went to visit and absolutely loved the town. Even though they were doing some construction it was pretty nice. I came from York Ontario so it took a while to get there, but it was worth it.
Also when I left, I drove through the thousand island area, it was pretty, but there wasn’t a gas station or much else around.
I would very much consider visiting here again.
Carolyn Coles
Vancouver
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The Kingston Guide
Keep up to date on all the latest Kingston related awesomeness via: http://www.thekingstonguide.com/
queensjoy
Golden Hill
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How this place changed my life
i spent three very awesome years here at Queen’s University
dunderjeep has clepploplulila
Kingston
KFPL Museum Pass
Your library card can now get you into many Kingston museums and galleries for free. Ask your local librarian or go to kfpl.ca!
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Introduction to Kingston
November 20, 2006
Kingston , the largest English-speaking city in the Caribbean, is the capital of Jamaica and its cultural, industrial, and financial center. It's home to more than 660,000 people, including those living on the plains between the Blue Mountains and the sea. The buildings here are a mixture of modern, graceful, old, and just plain ramshackle. The bustling port is evocative of one in Africa, with a natural harbor that's among the largest in the world. The University of the West Indies has its campus on the edge of the city.
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Ian Fleming
November 09, 2008
The British intelligence officer turned newspaper man turned spy novelist, born 100 years ago this year, spent winters on his Caribbean getaway for almost two decades.
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