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# Juupajoki

Juupajoki is a municipality in Pirkanmaa, Finland.

## Understand

The municipality is mainly rural and forest, but there is also an old factory environment and several bogs. The centre of the municipality, Korkeakoski, was born in connection with the establishment of a shoe factory.

## Get in

Juupajoki is about 20 km north-west of Orivesi along Mäntäntie (from Mänttä).

### By train

Juupajoki has a 61.79683524.3651221 railway station. Timetables are available from the VR website. You can get to Juupajoki from Tampere or Orivesi by train.

### By bus

Long-distance depart buses from Tampere. For timetables, see Matkahuolto.

## Get around

Korkeakoski can easily be explored by foot. Because the municipality is large, the easiest way to get around elsewhere is by car.

### By taxi

* Taksi Orivesi, ☏ +358 60 030 1515. 1,00€/call + pvm/mpm. (updated Jun 2024)
* Taksi Pekka Ivanoff, ☏ +358 40 174 0100. (updated Jun 2024)
* Smartphone apps: Valopilkku, 02 Taksi

## See

* 61.79535224.3704951 Koskenjalka Shoe Museum (Koskenjalan kenkämuseo), Koskitie 43.
* 61.78182124.4598232 Juupajoki Church (Juupajoen kirkko), Kopsamontie 246.
* 61.90097224.4503323 Lyly Communication Museum (Lylyn viestintämuseo). (updated Jun 2022)
* 61.79609424.3712584 Korkeakoski gorge (Korkeakosken rotko).
* 61.83404924.2819995 Kallenautio tavern (Kallenaution kievari), Kallenautiontie. (updated Jun 2022)

## Do

Most of Juupajoki is covered by forest, and you should head out to pick berries. You get cloudberries in the swamps, and elsewhere there is a wealth of lingonberries.
You can also visit the area to fish. In the river you can find e.g. brown trout, and in the countryside there is pike and perch. For reel-and-rod fishing you need to pay the national fishing fee (if aged 18–65). Without reel, the right to access may suffice. For the river you probably need a day card regardless. One rod per person.

## Buy

* 61.79869524.3690331 Sale Korkeakoski, Osuustie 2.
Crafts from the Kallenautio tavern.
BigL leather clothes or honey of Juupajoki from the factory store of the Koskenjalka Museum.

## Eat

* Kallenautio grill.

## Drink

Don't come here for nightlife. For that, head to Orivesi, Mänttä, Tampere or Jyväskylä.
* The Kallenautio tavern: the best café substitute around.
* Koskenjalan kenkämuseo: juice and icecream.

## Sleep

* 61.79402724.3712731 Amorinranta, Rantatie 3 C, ☏ +358 50 917 2755, info@amorinranta.fi.
The camping ground is on the northern border of the municipality, next to the ski centre.
You might be able to find some agritourism farms.

## Stay safe

Juupajoki has a health centre, but in more serious cases you should go to Mänttä, Orivesi, Ruovesi or Tampere Central Hospital.

## Go next

En route to Ruovesi you pass by Ryövärinkuoppa ("robber's hole") and Helvetinkolu ("hell gorge"). Bon voyage!
# Childress

Childress is a city in the North Central Plains of Texas.

## Get in

Childress is on US 287 halfway between Amarillo and Wichita Falls. US 83 also passes through the town, connecting with Wellington to the north and Paducah and eventually Abilene to the south.

## Do

* Annual Old Settler's Rodeo and Reunion. In July. A yearly event since 1888.

## Buy

Antiques are really the only unique thing to shop for here.
* Amazing Grace Antiques & Gifts, 510 2nd St Ne, ☏ +1 940 937-2066.
* Candy Cottage, 1101 Avenue F NW, ☏ +1 940-937-9019. Cake and candy store.

## Eat

* Dawson's Family Restaurant, 1709 Avenue F NW, ☏ +1 940 937-6070.
* El Sombrero Cafe, 2802 Avenue F NW, ☏ +1 940 937-2388. Tex-Mex.
* Garibaldi's Restaurant, 136 N Main St, ☏ +1 940 937-3495.
* Thai Kitchen, 1602 Avenue F NW, ☏ +1 940 937-2227. The closest approximation of Thai food anywhere between Wichita Falls and Amarillo.

## Sleep

As Childress is a convenient stop between Dallas and Amarillo, there are a number of hotels along US287, within town referred to as Northwest Avenue F.
* Best Western Childress, 1805 Northwest Avenue F, ☏ +1 940 937-6353. Clean and quiet.
* Days Inn, 2220 Northwest Avenue F, ☏ +1 940 937-0622. Swimming pool and fitness center.

## Go next

* Finch Ranch near Memphis, just a few miles northwest.
* Lake Childress and Baylor Lake are twin lakes 12 miles west of town which have camping, fishing, boating, and a playground.
* Copper Breaks State Park is about 40 miles southeast of here.
* Wellington, with its historic theater house, is about 30 miles north on Hwy 83.
# Chillicothe

There's more than one place called Chillicothe:

### United States of America

* Chillicothe (Illinois)
* Chillicothe (Iowa)
* Chillicothe (Missouri) - a city in Livingston County, Northwest Missouri
* Chillicothe (Ohio) - a city in Ross County, Southwest Ohio
* Chillicothe (Texas)
# Childersburg

Childersburg is a small town in Metropolitan Alabama near the Desoto Caverns and the Talladega Raceway.

## Do

* 33.3056-86.27791 DeSoto Caverns Family Fun Park. - located in Childersburg

## Sleep

* Key West Inn - Childersburg, 32210 US-280. Nice and inexpensive. Pool. Laundry. Boat chargers. Microwave and refrigerator in room.
# North Shore (Minnesota)

The North Shore is a region of Northeastern Minnesota. It comprises the south-eastern extremities of Cook and Lake Counties.

## Cities

* 47.749211-90.33311 Grand Marais
* 47.963889-89.6847222 Grand Portage
* 47.647222-90.6747223 Lutsen
* Schroeder
* Silver Bay
* Tofte
* 47.025278-91.6738894 Two Harbors

## Other destinations

* The Range
* Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness
* Gunflint Trail

## Talk

Lake Superior is one of the worlds largest inland lakes. While it is located in the middle of the United States, the lake is accessible to the Atlantic ocean. As a result, cargo ships from around the world can be seen on Lake Superior carrying wheat, iron ore, and other cargo.

## Get in

The main access into the North Shore area is Highway 61, an All-American road and national Scenic Byway. It begins where Interstate 35 ends, at the northern end of Duluth. It is not the smoothest or best-maintained highway, but it offers many spectacular views of Lake Superior along its approximate 150 mile stretch within Minnesota.

## Get around

Other than Duluth, there is no public transportation available to the average visitor to the region. There are chartered bus trips, an international airport at Duluth, many small municipal airports, and marinas on Lake Superior at Duluth, Silver Bay and Grand Marais.

## See

* The Sawtooth Mountains, There are a multitude of rivers and streams running down through the Sawtooths to Lake Superior, with uncounted cascades and waterfalls along their way. Trails lead through the dense forests on both public and private land.
* Wildlife thrives in this mostly undeveloped area, home to numerous state parks as well as Grand Portage National Monument, Superior National Forest, and the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.

## Eat

Locally (and not locally) grown wild rice, fresh Lake Superior fish (including salmon), and pies are what the region is probably best known for.

## Stay safe

Be watchful for both whitetail deer and the local moose. Both are most active at dusk and dawn.
# La Clusaz

La Clusaz is a town in the French Alps.
Together with the neighboring town of Grand Bornand, La Clusaz forms the center of the Aravis ski area. Different from many French ski resorts, the atmosphere of La Clusaz remains true to the alpine village.

## Get in

Drive over the Col des Aravis and drop down into the village (summer only as road closed in winter). In winter access via Annecy, Thones or via M40 motorway exist near Bonneville.
1 hour from Geneva airport. Airport Transfers available from 'Aravis Transfers.'

## Do

La Clusaz is mainly a winter sport resort with more than 120 km of ski slopes for downhill skiing. It is highly rated by intermediate skiers with a wide range of excellent blue and red runs, and for advanced skiers there is large amount of accessible off piste on north facing combes.
Two areas are also available for cross country skiing on "Les Confins" and "Plateau de Beauregard"

## Eat

Eating here is very typical of French mountain resorts.
La Ferme, on the slope overlooking the village, is a popular guesthouse and restaurant with excellent atmosphere. Great for traditional dishes including fondue.
Excellent pizzas available at Ugo H, halfway up the main street.
Le Foly located 3 km from La Clusaz in the Confins valley is well worth a visit.

## Drink

There are many bars and a couple of clubs.
Le Bachal is a popular spot for drink, with good music and cosy booths.
Saltos is a typical Irish Bar. It is just above town centre, can be skied into. Can be lively on the right night.
Caves de Paccaly is a more expensive bar just down from Le Bachal. You get what you pay for of course. The covered outdoor area and live music in winter is worth a visit.

## Sleep

Stay on the uphill side of town for best views and hotels.
* Peak Retreats (La Clusaz, Aravis Accommodation Specialist), ☏ +44 23 9283-9310. A range of self-catering apartments and hotels in La Clusaz and Le Grand Bornand. Accommodation, airport transfers, lift passes, ski school, equipment hire can be arranged. Bookable from the UK.
* Aravis Lodge (Ski Weekends and Short Break Ski Packages in La Clusaz and Grand Bornand), St Jean De Sixt (2 km from both La Clusaz and Grand Bornand, free bus to both.), ☏ +44 845 557 5983, info@skiweekender.com. Prices from £280 for 3 nights, including airport transfers, accommodation, meals, ski pass and ski hosting.
# La Cangreja National Park

La Cangreja National Park (officially Parque Nacional La Cangreja) is a good sized park that provides critical bird habitat in the Central Valley of Costa Rica. It is a mountainous area with forests and rain forest and is a good place for hiking and birdwatching.

## Understand

The park covers an area of more than 1860 hectares.

### History

La Cangreja was established as a national park by presidential decree in 2002.

### Landscape

The park gets its name from its highest peak, Cerro la Cangreja, which people who enjoy mind-expanding substances think resembles a crab. The mountain dominates the park's landscaape with a height of 1,305 meters. More colorful local lore holds that the region was once dominated by a huge crab that refused to let people pass. One day a mighty warrior fiercely battled the crab, cutting off one of its legs. When the crab saw that he was doomed, he turned himself into stone, becoming the mountain.

### Flora and fauna

The park was established primarily to provide habitat for birds, especially the large number of migratory species passing through in the fall and spring months.
The park has more than 1,000 plant species including 44 that are endemic to the park. The most unusual of these plants is a rare tree (Plinia puriscalensis) that bears fruit attached to its trunk. This tree is found nowhere else on earth.
Animals living in the park include white-faced monkeys, coatis, agoutis, several species of snakes, and almost 80 species of birds who permanently live in the park and more than 100 migratory birds.

### Climate

The climate is generally temperate with average temperatures of 20 to 24 °C. Average rainfall in the park is over 3500 mm per year.

## Get in
### By bus

The nearest town to La Cangreja National Park is Santa Rosa'. From San Jose, the Route 28 bus goes to Santa Rosa. The trip will take about 3 hours and cost about C2600 (US$5).

### By car

The park is about 75 km southwest from San Jose via secondary highway 239. The trip will take about 2 hours. A 4WD truck is recommended, especially during the rainy season.

## Do

* Hike
* Birdwatching

## Go next

* Atenas
* Santa Elena
* Guanacaste
# La Ciotat

La Ciotat is in Bouches-du-Rhône.

## Understand

La Ciotat is halfway between Marseille and Toulon. A former shipbuilding centre, now it is a nice resort. It is often associated with Lumière Brothers and their first films.
* 43.173575.6106341 Office de Tourisme (Tourist Office), Quai Ganteaume (near the Old Harbour), ☏ +33 4 42 08 61 32, tourismeciotat@wanadoo.fr. Summer: M-Sa 09:00-20:00, Su and holidays 10:00-13:00; winter M-Sa 09:00-12:00, 14:00-18:00. (updated May 2015)

## Get in
### By train

* 43.199675.6329822 Train station (out of town about 4.5 km). This station was shot in one of the first films made: L'Arrivée d'un train en gare de La Ciotat ("The Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat Station"), made by Lumière Brothers in 1895. There is a bus from the station into the town. (updated May 2015)

### By bus

* 43.1738815.6106213 Gare routière (bus station). Right at the centre of the town, near the Tourist Office. (updated May 2015)

## See

* 43.1735935.6066971 Vieux Port (Old Harbour). (updated May 2015)
* 43.1749985.6082792 Vieille Ville (Old town). There are some notable buildings are rue Adolph Abeille and the rue des Poilus. (updated May 2015)
* 43.1744735.6084083 Church of Notre Dame de l'Assomption (right at the Vieux Port). Built in the 17th century. (updated May 2015)
* 43.1770445.6100764 Chapelle des Pénitents Bleus, Boulevard Anatole France. Hosts temporary exhibitions. (updated May 2015)
* 43.177395.6104415 Eden Théâtre, Boulevard Georges Clémenceau, ☏ +33 4 42 83 89 05. Opened 16 June 1889, perhaps the oldest working cinema theatre in the world. (updated May 2015)
* 43.1737115.6098946 Musée Ciotaden, 1, quai Ganteaume, ☏ +33 4 42 71 40 99, contact@muséeciotaden.org. 1 Jul-31 Aug: W-M 16:00-19:00; 1 Sep-30 Jun: W-M 15:00-18:00. Adults €3.5, accompanied children free up to 12 years. (updated May 2015)
* 43.1753935.6047127 Covered Market, place Evariste-Gras. A restored building of a former market, now hosts a Cinema Frères Lumière (Lumière Brothers cinema). There is also a nice square and a small street on its NW side. (updated Jul 2015)

## Do

* 43.1649825.6053981 Parc du Mugel (at the W coast of calanque Mugel), ☏ +33 4 42 08 61 32, b.girardin@mairie-laciotat.fr. 1 Apr- 30 Sep: 08:00 to 20:00; 1 Oct-31 Mar: 09:00-18:00. It is a municipal park and botanical garden. The park is listed among the Notable Gardens of France. There are also some nice trails leading to calanques (characteristic coves) — well worth exploring. free. (updated May 2015)
* 43.1607095.6174472 L'Ile Verte (Green Island). Between April and October there is a ferry service to the island. (updated May 2015)

## Eat

* 43.1728585.6056211 Le Napoleon, 31, Quai Francois Mitterrand (Vieux Port), ☏ +33 4 42 82 37 03. simple, but reasonably good food, presumably Corsican. (updated Jul 2015)
* 43.1752915.6102882 La Tete d'Ail, 13, Boulevard Anatole France, ☏ +33 4 42 36 99 20. "Head of garlic" -- nice food with a bit of creativity. (updated Jul 2015)

## Connect

As of July 2023, La Ciotat and it approach roads have 5G from all French carriers.

## Go next

* Cassis
* Bandol
# La Cañada Flintridge

La Cañada Flintridge is a city of about 20,000 people (2018) at the extreme northwest end of the San Gabriel Valley in Southern California.

## Understand

La Cañada Flintridge is famous for its fancy and rather pricey homes. It is one of the nicer communities in Los Angeles County. It sits against the Angeles Crest Forest to the north and is split in half by the 210 freeway. La Cañada is a suburban, primarily residential community with few tourist attractions.

## Get in

The 210 freeway runs through La Cañada and connects it to such places as Altadena and Pasadena to the east and La Crescenta to the west. The 2 freeway links the city to Glendale and inner Los Angeles to the south and ends in La Cañada, and the 2 continues (as a two-lane highway) northward through Angeles National Forest where it can be taken to such places as Palmdale and Wrightwood.

## See

* 34.200278-118.21251 Descanso Gardens, 1418 Descanso Drive. Beautiful, private garden. Very similar to the Los Angeles County Arboretum, but smaller and more intimate. Make sure to visit the International Rosarium with over 3,000 roses. Adult $9, seniors and students with ID $6, children (5-12) $4, children under 5 free.
* 34.1985-118.17492 NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), ☏ +1-818-354-9314. This is a national laboratory run by Caltech complete with a security check point. JPL is the leading U.S. center of robotic space exploration. JPL focuses on the exploration of Mars with its Mars rovers. JPL does have an annual Open House that is held on or around Memorial Day weekend (last weekend in May). During this event it is open to the public, anyone can go at that time. Other times it is mostly closed to the public at large though some tour options are available through JPL Public Services Office for groups and individuals on an advance reservation basis.
* Angeles National Forest

## Do

* La Canada Rose Float Volunteer One of 6 remaining self-built floats in the annual on January 1st of each year, this float requires year round work from volunteers to create unique and colorful designs. You can construct the float from metal to flowers all year on Saturdays from 9am-2pm at the Valley Water Company. Decoration requires signups online but takes place all day from December 26th to December 31st.

## Eat

* Hill Street Cafe, 1094 Foothill Blvd, ☏ +1 818 952-1019. 7AM-10PM. Steakhouse with a wide range of foods. (updated May 2019)

## Go next

* Rose Bowl - The Pasadena Rose Bowl, home of the UCLA football team, the annual Rose Bowl football game and the 1984 Olympic Soccer Finals is only minutes away.
# Marshall (Minnesota)

Marshall is a city in Minnesota.

## Sleep

* EverSpring Inn & Suites, 1500 E College Drive, ☏ +1 507-532-3221. A full-service hotel located at Highway 19 and 23 across from Southwest Minnesota State University. Indoor pool, whirlpool, game room, exercise room, RV hook-ups and laundry facility. Complimentary breakfast and morning newspaper. Upgraded amenities in select rooms
# Marshallese phrasebook

Marshallese (Kajin M̧ajeļ) is the main language of the Marshall Islands.

## Pronunciation guide
### Vowels

* A-AH
* AA-AT
* E-Ě
* I-ĒĒ
* Ǐ-Ǐ
* O-OH
* ȯ-UH
* U-ŌŌ

### Consonants

* N̄-NG
* J-CH
* R-(Rolled)

## Phrase list
### Basics
#### Hello, Goodbye, Love

    Iakwe (Yokwe)

#### Thank you

    Kommol

#### Thank you very much

    Kommol tata

#### You're welcome

    Ken jouj

#### Yes

    Aet

#### No

    Jab

#### It's good

    Emmȯn

#### It's no good.

    Enana

#### It's not bad

    Ejab Nana

#### It tastes good

    Enno

#### You're welcome.

    Sa donu

#### Food, eat

    Mȯn̄e

#### Who

    Wȯ

#### Where

    Ewi

#### What

    Ta

#### When.

    N̄aat

#### Excuse me

    Jolȯk aȯ bwir

#### Please give me...

    Jouj ǐm leǐtȯk

#### Is there any...?

    Eor ke?

### Numbers
#### 1

    Juȯn

#### 2

    Ruo

#### 3

    Jilu

#### 4

    Emen

#### 5

    Lalem

#### 6

    Jiljeno

#### 7

    Jiljilemjuȯn

#### 8

    Ralitȯk

#### 9

    Ralǐmjuȯn

#### 10

    Jȯn̄ol

### Time
#### Now

    kio

#### After

    elikin

#### Morning

    jibbon

#### Afternoon

    elikin raeleb

#### What time is it?

    Jete awa kiȯ

#### Duration
##### Day

    ran

##### Week

    macawa

##### Month

    allin

##### Year

    iio

### Colors
#### White

    mouj

#### Black

    kilmej

#### Gray

    uwan

#### Red

    buroro

#### Blue

    bolu

#### Yellow

    iallo

#### Green

    marroro

#### Pink

    bin

#### Brown

    boraun

### Transportation

(ialan ito-itak)

#### Canoe

    tibnol

#### Airplane

    balun

#### Taxi

    tekji

### Directions
#### Left

    annin

#### Rigth

    andwijmaron

#### North

    ean

#### south

    rak

### Money
#### Dollar

    tala

#### How much? (cost)

    Jete wȯnan

### Eating
#### Bread

    bilawa

#### Breadfruit

    ma

#### Chicken

    bao

#### Meet

    kaniok

#### Butter

    bota

#### Cheese

    biro in belle

#### Gum (chewing)

    bwil in meme

#### Lobster

    wir

#### Puffer fish

    wat

#### Rice

    raij

#### Taro

    iieraj

#### Mature coconut meat

    Waini

### Drinks
#### Beer

    bia

#### Milk

    sucu

#### Water

    Dren

#### Coconut water

    Ni

### Mortality
#### Young

    drik

#### Youth

    jodrikdrik

#### Unconscious

    lotlok

#### Strangle

    lukoj buru

#### Suffer

    entan

#### Pneumonia

    metak kat

#### Poisonous

    karek

#### Grief

    buromoj

#### Immortal

    rien mour

#### Famine

    nita

#### Dizzy

    malonlon

#### Dysentery

    ilokloje

#### Epidemic

    mij elab

#### Explode

    rub

#### Evacuate

    makit jen

#### Crippled

    kiro

#### Danger

    uwata

#### Dead/Die

    mij

#### Diarrhea

    ilokloje

#### Blind

    bilo

#### Blister

    blok

#### Blood

    botoktok

#### Boil (infection)

    wot

#### Capsize

    Okjak

#### Alive

    mour
# Marshfield

There is more than one place called Marshfield:

### United Kingdom

* Marshfield (Wales)
* Marshfield (England)

### United States of America

* Marshfield (Massachusetts) - A town in Massachusetts
* Marshfield (Missouri) - A town in Missouri
* Marshfield (Vermont) - A town in Vermont
* Marshfield (Wisconsin) - A town in Wisconsin
# Marshallville

Marshallville is a village in Wayne County in Northeast Ohio. The population was 826 at the 2000 census. The village has a total area of 0.6 mi$^2$, all land.

## Get in

Route 94 runs north to south through town; interchanging at 585 and continuing into Wadsworth, North Royalton, Parma, and Cleveland to the north, and interchanging in Dalton and continuing into Amish country to the south.

## Get around

Car, Walk, Bike

## See

* Countryside
* Amish
* Marshallville Historical Society, 4 E Church St, ☏ +1 330-885-2212. (updated Nov 2018)

## Do

* Double Gold King Farm - Horse stables and riding, 10634 Akron Rd, +1 330 855-5583
* 40.885278-81.7463891 Johnson Woods State Nature Preserve. (updated Nov 2018)
* Marshallville Historical Days. An annual event that started over 200 years ago. (updated Nov 2018)
* 40.90207-81.739692 Marshallville Antique Tractor Pullers, 48 Park St (on the north end of Marshallville Community Park), ☏ +1 330-464-1314. Antique tractor pulling event held on the last Saturday of each summer month. See the facebook page for more details. (updated Apr 2024)
* 40.90068-81.72773 Heartland Trail Trailhead. Multi-use paved biking and walking trail. As of 2024, the trail extends 2 miles south of Marshallville. Future construction in 2024-26 will extend the trail further southwest to Orrville, and northeast to Clinton. Free. (updated Apr 2024)

## Buy

* Clinton Grocery, 2 S Main St, ☏ +1 330 855-2421.
* Marshallville Packing Company, 50 E Market St, ☏ +1 330 855-2871.
* Double Gold King Farm, 10634 Akron Rd, ☏ +1 330 855-5583.
* Nancy's Draperies, 57 S Main St, toll-free: +1-800-787-7751.
* Kahrig's Kookin' & Krafts, 8772 Akron Rd, ☏ +1 330 669-3783.

## Eat

* 40.90115-81.729951 Marshallville Meats. Family-owned grocery store and meat processing facility. (updated Nov 2018)
* 40.900996-81.7338142 Gigi's Diner, 1 N Main St, ☏ +1 330-855-5422. Tu-Sa 7AM-2PM. Small town diner serving breakfast, lunch, and ice cream. (updated Apr 2024)

## Drink

Bars in nearby Orrville.

## Sleep

* Camelot Camping Grounds, 17837 Warwick Rd, ☏ +1 330 855-5225.

## Go next

* Orrville (west)
* Wooster (west)
* Cleveland (north)
* Akron (northeast)
* Canton (east)
* Amish Country