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# Zephyrhills

Zephyrhills is a city in Pasco County, Florida.

## Understand

The town, which had a population of 16,000 in 2019, was founded as "Abbott" in 1888. A post office was established eight years later, followed by the formation of the Zephyrhills Colony Company for Civil War veterans in 1909. The name was changed to Zephyrhills and incorporated soon after the formation of the colony company. Roughly a hundred years after its founding, in 2001, the town was added to the National Register of Historic Places.
The airport is the location of Skydive City, Inc. The company, which was founded in 1990, is the largest woman-owned drop zone in the world.
The town is best known in Florida, however, for the "Zephyrhills" label on water bottles, as the water bottle company is based here.

## Get in
### By car

I-75 runs north-south west of the city. FL-56 connects to the Zephyrhills area from the west.

### By plane

The local airport is 28.228056-82.1558331 Zephyrhills Municipal Airport (ZPH ) (for general aviation), but most passengers will go to Tampa International Airport (TPA) or Orlando International Airport (MCO) and travel to Central Florida towns and cities by car.

## See

* 28.2297-82.16931 Train Depot (Zephyrhills Depot Museum), 39110 South Ave (northern end of Depot Park), ☏ +1 813 780-0000. The Zephyrhills Depot was built in 1927 on the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. In 1989, the city bought the depot and moved it 200 ft (61 m) to its current location and renovation began eight years later. In late 1998, the depot was reopened as a museum. (updated Jul 2021)

## Do

* 28.2195-82.16271 Gunner Paw Park, 39536 Alston Ave, ☏ +1 813 780-0022. 6AM–10PM. Dog park. (updated Jul 2021)

### Golf

* 28.2474-82.20742 Silverado Golf & Country Club, 36841 Clubhouse Dr, ☏ +1 813 788-1225, sean@teamsilverado.com. (updated Jul 2021)
* 28.2269-82.16643 Zephyrhills Municipal Golf Course, 39248 B Ave, ☏ +1 813 782-0714, zephyrhillscitygolf@gmail.com. (updated Jul 2021)

## Eat

* 28.2343-82.18031 Manolo's, 38445 5th Ave, ☏ +1 813 715-7077. M–F 4–9PM; Sa 4–10PM. (updated Jul 2021)
* 28.243-82.18832 Sunrise Eatery, 5883 Gall Blvd, ☏ +1 813 782-0401, info@sunriseeatery2011.com. (updated Jul 2021)

## Drink

* 28.2344-82.1791 Zephyrhills Brewing Company, 38530 5th Ave, ☏ +1 813 715-2683, info@zbcbeer.com. (updated Jul 2021)

## Sleep

* 28.2718-82.1891 Microtel Inn & Suites, 7839 Gall Boulevard, ☏ +1 813 815-3007, toll-free: +1-800-771-7171. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: noon. 4 1/2 star inn. $94+ per night.
* 28.2569-82.18932 Quality Inn, 6815 Gall Blvd, ☏ +1 813 762-2000. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: 11AM. (updated Jul 2021)
* 28.2412-82.18533 Roadstar Hotel, 5734 Gall Blvd, ☏ +1 813 782-5527, roadstarhotelzephyrhills@gmail.com. (updated Jul 2021)

## Go next

* Bushnell
# Zhalong National Nature Reserve

Zhalong National Nature Reserve (扎龙自然保护区) is in Heilongjiang province.

## Understand

26 km from Qiqihar is an excellent bird-watching center with 269 kinds of birds. It is also known as the "Land of the Cranes" because it is the natural habitat for 6 of the world's 15 breeds of cranes.

### Flora and fauna

Highlights in the nature reserve are storks, swans, geese, ducks, herons, grebes, egrets and the rare red-crowned crane.

### Climate
## Get in

Zhalong Nature Reserve is easy to access from Qiqihaer. Buses leave from the corner of Longsha Lu and Zhanqian Dajie, about one block north from the train station. Look for "扎龙" on the bus signs. If there are no buses there, you can take a 3-wheeled motorcyle taxi (tuk-tuk) or normal taxi about five or ten minutes to Da4gang3zi (大岗子) and find a bus there. Buses usually wait in the parking lot on the right hand side of the road near the gas station. A round-trip ticket should cost ¥20, and the trip out takes about 40 minutes. In August 2010 the bus route number was 306.

## Fees and permits

¥50 entrance fee. You can also pay for boat rides around the lake or golf cart rides around the park.

## See

Many different kinds of birds live in this beautiful marsh and grassland, including about 400 of the world's 2000 red-crowned cranes. The crane viewing area is a short walk from the entrance. The cranes are kept in enclosures there, but are released to fly free and eat food four times a day. As of August 2010, the cranes were released at 10:10, 11:10, 14:30, and 15:30 but times may change.
Don't let the fact that the birds are kept in pens dissuade you. As you walk out to the crane viewing area, you can spot ducks, terns, herons, geese, and many other birds. It's not like a zoo or an aviary, and when you see the cranes fly over your head it's amazing.

## Stay safe

Mosquito repellent is a must!
# Wauchula

Wauchula is in the Florida Heartland.

## Understand

Wauchula is the county seat of Hardee County. The county courthouse is on the south side of Main Street, which is also Florida State Route 64A.

## Get in

Wauchula can only be reached by private vehicle. There is no rail or bus service.

## Get around

Some taxi service is available, but mostly people travel by private vehicle in town.

## See

* Christian production at Cattlemen's Arena. Every spring, around March and April, Power & Light Productions, a Christian nonprofit corporation, conducts either "The Story of Jesus" or "The Story of Noah." This production, at Cattlemen's Arena (just west of Wauchula, Florida), is a live presentation with a local cast and stage cast. Many live animals are used as props. The theme of these productions is based on Biblical stories and the main theme is a Christian one. At the end of the show, anyone wanting to accept Christian salvation and baptism is welcomed to the stage.
* 27.54446-81.808541 Albert Carlton Estate, 302 East Bay Street. Also known as the Carlton-Underwood Estate. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Place. Not open to the public, but you can see the house from the street.
* 27.54815-81.809692 Wauchula City Hall, 224 East Main Street. Built in 1926.

## Do

The Hardee County Fair is held annually at the Hardee County Fairgrounds usually February. The fairgrounds complex is also where Cattlemen's Arena and the Hardee County Civic Center are located, just west of town and south of Main Street. Through the year other community events are held in the complex.

## Eat

The city has various restaurants. Excluding fast food restaurants these are most of the restaurants in Wauchula:
* Nicholas' Family Restaurant, 615 N. 6th Ave, ☏ +1 863-773-2333. lunch and dinner.
* Giovanni's Main Street Kitchen, 221 W. Main St, ☏ +1 863-767-5300. lunch and dinner.
* Tacos Isabel, 104 Hancock Rd, ☏ +1 863-444-0843. lunch and dinner. authentic Mexican food
* Panda Chinese Restaurant, 806 S 6th Ave, ☏ +1 863-773-3015. lunch and dinner. Chinese-style food; serves liquor
* 27.5429-81.81091 Wauchula Family Restaurant, 502 S 6th Ave (On southwest corner of US 17 South and Lemon Street), ☏ +1 863-767-0560. M-Th 11AM-8:30PM, F 11AM-9PM. This restaurant is located in a converted house. Inexpensive.

## Stay safe

Florida Hospital Wauchula, at 533 Carlton Street, is in the southwest part of town. This is a small hospital that specializes in physical rehabilitation. It has some general patient rooms and it has an emergency department that was almost completely rebuilt about 2009 to 2010.

## Sleep

* Tropicana Motel, 1211 US Highway 79 N., ☏ +1 863-773-3158. Basic service.
* Budget Inn Wauchula, 409 N. 6th Ave.. Basic service.
* Colonial Arms Motel, 2370 US Highway 17 N., ☏ +1 863-773-9758. Largest motel in immediate area of Wauchula. Sign on highway looks bad, but motel is decent.
# Wauseon

Wauseon is a city in Fulton County in Northwest Ohio.

## Understand

Wauseon is the largest city and county seat of Fulton County. Despite this, with a population of just over 7,000 it still manages to offer a smaller town feel.

## Get in
### By car

Wauseon is accessible via State Route 108.

### By bike

Wauseon is connected by the Wabash Cannonball Trail.

### By plane

* 41.61-84.12721 Fulton County Airport. A general aviation airport. (updated Dec 2019)

## Get around

Travelers will most likely want a car to navigate the city.

## See

* Fulton County Historical Museum, 8848 St Highway 108, ☏ +1-419-337-7922, info@museumoffultoncounty.org. (updated Sep 2019)

## Do

* 41.5749-84.13891 Skye Cinema, 455 Airport Highway, ☏ +1 419 335-6831.
* 41.596979-84.1504562 Fulton County Fair, 8514 SR 108 (Fulton County Fairgrounds), ☏ +1 419-335-6006, office@fultoncountyfair.com. Wauseon is home to the Fulton County Fair. The fairgrounds hosts a 9/11 memorial (updated Dec 2019)
* Cruise Night. Cruise nights are held every Tuesday from May to August from 6:00 to 8PM. with special Super Cruise nights held once each month. This is the largest cruise in northwest Ohio and southern Michigan.
* Wabash Cannonball Trail. (updated Dec 2019)
* 41.553586-84.3615033 Goll Woods State Nature Preserve. (updated Dec 2019)
* 41.640833-84.3716674 Harrison Lake State Park. (updated Nov 2018)

## Buy

* Chief Supermarket, 810 N Shoop Ave, ☏ +1 419 335-7645. (updated Dec 2019)

## Eat

* 41.55967-84.134641 Tiny's Dairy Barn, 1051 N. Shoop Ave, ☏ +1 419 335-8762.

## Drink

* Red Rambler Coffees, 1214 N Shoop Ave, ☏ +1 419 335-2000. M-F 6:30AM-6PM, Sat. 7AM-2PM.

## Sleep

* Days Inn by Wyndham Wauseon, 8319 OH-108, ☏ +1 419-823-9721. Lots of grass out front. $68 (Dec 2022).

## Connect

* 41.5495-84.14081 Wauseon Public Library, 117 E Elm St, ☏ +1 419-335-6626. (updated Sep 2019)
* 41.54912-84.140432 Wauseon Post Office. (updated Sep 2019)

## Go next

You can take the Ohio Turnpike to Toledo, Bryan and South Bend.
# Waveland (Mississippi)

Waveland is a city in the Gulf Coast (Mississippi) region.

## Understand

In August of 2005, Waveland had the misfortune of being more or less wiped clean like a used slate by Hurricane Katrina, a bit of bad deja vu after being stricken by Camille before in 1969. But, like a tenacious pioneer on some hostile landscape, it tries to hold onto its precarious foothold by the sea.

## See

* 30.28645-89.374251 Waveland Ground Zero Hurricane Museum, 335 Coleman Ave, ☏ +1 228 467-9012. Reflections on Katrina and Camille and other storms that have menaced Waveland's livelihood. (updated Oct 2021)

## Do

* 30.2711-89.37911 Waveland Beach (near intersection of Waveland Ave and South Beach Blvd). Hit the beach. It can be a little murky at times, but not bad. On the eastern side, you'll find a veterans memorial and pier. (updated Oct 2021)
* 30.26415-89.404452 Buccaneer State Park, 1150 S Beach Blvd, ☏ +1 228-467-3822, buccaneerstatepark@wfp.ms.gov. Nature trails, beach, lagoons, disc golf and camping available. (updated Dec 2021)
* 30.26226-89.404463 Buccaneer Bay Waterpark, 1150 S Beach Blvd, ☏ +1 228 467-3822. Water park fun zone with a dynamic wave pool. (updated Oct 2021)

## Sleep

Camping at Buccaneer State Park. It's sure to be a memorable experience.
# Waverly (Tennessee)

Waverly, the county seat of Humphreys County in Central Tennessee, is like the typical sleepy Southern town with charm. It has points of interest covering a large spectrum of time, from the prehistoric era to the Civil War to contemporary culture.

## Get in

Waverly is a bit off the beaten track from I-40, but it's pretty easily accessed via US 70 from Nashville in a few hours' time.

## See

* 36.08757-87.791941 Waverly Train Disaster Memorial, 107 Richland Ave. In February of 1978, Waverly was dealt a severe blow when a propane car derailed from the track and exploded, killing 16 people. This is a memorial to that occasion. (updated Sep 2021)
* 36.0807-87.792182 Humphrey's County Museum & Civil War Fort, 201 Fort Hill Rd, ☏ +1 931 296-3739. Small regional museum that includes Civil War events that took place around Waverly. (updated Sep 2021)
* 36.0604-87.96163 Johnsonville State Historic Park, 90 Nell Beard Rd, New Johnsonville, ☏ +1 931 535-2789. Daily 8AM-4:30PM. Site of the Civil War Battle of Johnsonville, where Maj Gen Nathan Bedford Forrest wreaked havoc on the Union fort here, hamstringing the North's efforts to execute its campaign. Additionally, it is the site of the former township of Johnsonville that was inundated when Kentucky Lake was formed. Nice interpretive trails along the lake cover these topics. The park also manages the Link Farm State Archaelogical Area that is somewhat to the southeast, where a large discovery of Mississipian burial mounds from 1100AD was uncovered and where Jesse James ironically once farmed. (updated Sep 2021)
* 35.9766-87.76834 Loretta Lynn's Ranch, 8000 Highway 13 South, Hurricane Mills, ☏ +1 931 296-7700. A themed park surrounding the home where this country star used to live. It even includes a Coal Miner's Daughter Museum. (updated Sep 2021)

## Do

* 36.3079-87.9491 Benton-Houston Ferry (Danville Ferry), 9846 Danville Rd, Big Sandy, ☏ +1 931 721-2776. For something quirky, you could ride this ferry across Kentucky Lake, and in so doing, see a partially submerged granary in the river called the Old Danville Grain Elevator. It is a rather eerie sight. (updated Sep 2021)

## Sleep

There is lodging along Kentucky Lake and around the Waverly area, including at the Johnsonville State Historic Park and Loretta Lynn Ranch. These would probably be more enjoyable than a seedy motel in town.
* 36.3143-87.91981 Southernaire Motel & Restaurant, 50 Overlook Ln, Stewart. A basic motel but not without a country cooking restaurant. (updated Sep 2021)
# Sogdia

Sogdia was a historical region (6th century BCE to 11th century CE) in Central Asia, the northernmost province of the Persian Empire and of the kingdom Alexander the Great established in the region after conquering the Persians. It lay north of the Oxus River (now called Amu Darya) and the Romans called it Transoxania (literally Beyond the Oxus). Sogdia was the center of the overland Silk Roads, and many of the quintessentially "Silk Road" cities lie in the region.
Historically, the Sogdians (the Indo-Iranian group who occupied the region) were never politically unified. Rather, their cities competed with each other for mercantile benefits, much like the city states in Renaissance Italy, while the people were all the same.
The area is a fertile plain while much of the nearby land consists of mountains and deserts. Borders have changed over the centuries; today most of it is in Uzbekistan, but parts of the historical region extend into what are now Kazakhstan, Tajikistan (Sughd region) and Afghanistan.

## Cities

* 39.65472266.9758331 Samarkand is near the center of the region, one of the great Silk Road trading cities, and was the capital of Tamerlane's empire, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
* 39.77472264.4286112 Bukhara is another great Silk Road city, further west, also a UNESCO World Heritage Site
* 39.50305667.6153 Panjakent, east of Samarkand in Tajikistan, a fairly important city in ancient times, is a town with interesting ruins nearby today.
* 39.0566.8333334 Shakhrizabz, south of Samarkand, was Tamerlane's birthplace, and is home to some impressive ruins.
* 40.27605669.6327665 Khujand, northwest of Samarkand, was founded by Alexander the Great as Alexandria Eschate, or Alexandria the Furthest. Now, it's Tajikistan's second-largest city and a regional hub at the opening of the Ferghana Valley.

## Other destinations

* 39.5081467.4588671 Sarazm - UNESCO World Heritage Site Ruins of what is arguably the oldest city in Central Asia (c. 4th century BCE) and the first one with proven trade relations with civilizations in the Middle East, India, and China. Located between Panjakent and the Tajik/Uzbek border.

## Talk

Depending on where you are (and the extent of your interaction with locals), you will encounter different languages spoken and written. The dominant language spoken by locals in most of Sogdia (Tajikistan and parts of Uzbekistan) is Tajik, a dialect of Persian. In Uzbekistan and bordering regions you may also encounter Uzbek, a Turkic language.
Due to the region's history as being part of the Russian Empire and then the Soviet Union, Russian is still widely spoken by educated people, although more and more English is being taught in schools.
The ancient Sogdian language has been extinct for over a thousand years. A descendant, Yaghnobi or Neo-Sogdian, survives, but it is spoken by only a few thousand people in the isolated Yaghnob Valley near Panjakent, and due to historic persecution, most of these speakers prefer to speak in Tajik.
# Soest (Netherlands)

Soest is a medium sized city in the Dutch province of Utrecht. It's known as a major base for the Dutch army, which uses large parts of forests and heathlands of the surrounding Soesterduinen and Soesterberg as training grounds. For visitors, those same natural surroundings make for good hiking and biking opportunities, and there's an interesting new army museum to visit.

## Get in
### By train

Soest has 3 NS railway stations: Soest, Soestdijk and Soest zuid. Soestduinen has been closed for quite some time now. All three stations are serviced every 30 minutes by the all-station-service between Utrecht and Baarn. Soest-Utrecht takes less than 20 minutes, Soest-Amsterdam takes about 50 minutes.

### By Bus

Connexion services Soest, most buses drive every 30 minutes, but hardly any at night. Probably because of the lack of nightlife.

### By Car

Soest is almost in the middle of the country, so it is easily reached from whichever direction you're coming. All parking is free, but can be a bit of a hassle around the shopping areas.

## Get around

Walking or using a bike is the easiest way to travel in Soest. Distances are short, and everything is close to wherever you are.

## See

The old town "Oud Soest" is a quaint corner. The town may not hold as many historic monuments as some other Dutch cities, but there surely are a few interesting sights.
* 52.173545.312191 Oude Kerk (Petrus en Pauluskerk), Torenstraat. This church has origins as old as the 11th century, but its current shape was mostly built in the mid-14th century. Originally called the Petrus and Paulus church, it became known as the Old Church when a newer church was created in the 1850s and given the same name. The tower was added in the 15th century and is about 45,5 meters high. The interiors were almost entirely lost in an 1875 fire, but the large bell in the tower was made in 1506, and is one of the oldest of its kind in the country.
* 52.17135.30552 Windhond, Molenweg 30,. This 2008 replica of the old windmill "Windhond" (literally "Greyhound") opens its doors for visitors on Wednesdays and on weekends. The original one, built in 1730, was a major landmark for the town and its 1930 demolition left locals with a feeling that the city's character had been partly taken away. Funds were raised and with the help of many volunteers, the mill was finally reconstructed and is now open a few day per week. Free.
* 52.13185.27613 Nationaal Militair Museum, Verlengde Paltzerweg 1 (accessed via Verlengde Paltzerweg; Syntus Utrecht bus route 575), ☏ +31 85 003 6000. Military museum located at a former airfield, with a children's area and café. (updated Jan 2022)
The Soesterduinen are ideal for hiking, forests are interspersed with dunes - which you might not expect 50 miles from the sea.
# Sofala

There is more than one place called Sofala:

### Australia

* Sofala (New South Wales) — a town in New South Wales

### Mozambique

* Sofala Province — a province in Central Mozambique
# Øksfjord

Øksfjord is a town in Finnmark, northern Norway.

## Understand

It is the administrative centre of Loppa Municipality.

## Get in
### By plane

The nearest airport is Alta (ALF), 120 km (75 mi) distance.

### By boat

Hurtigruten calls at this port.
High speed ferries 5 days a week from Hammerfest : Snelandia

### By bus

Bus from Alta six days a week. Search finnmark.no $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$ for bus connections.

## Sleep

* Dattra til Larsen, Strandveien 8, 9550. Øksfjord, ☏ +47 480 48 979. Rooms to let seaside in Øksfjord town
# Ústí nad Orlicí District

Ústí nad Orlicí District is one of 4 districts Pardubice Region of East Bohemia consists of.

## Cities

All towns and their population:
* Česká Třebová 16 426
* Ústí nad Orlicí 14 864
* Vysoké Mýto 12 480
* Lanškroun 9 791
* Choceň 8 965
* Letohrad 6 190
* Žamberk 6 021
* Králíky 4 660
* Jablonné nad Orlicí 3 099
* Brandýs nad Orlicí 1 434

## Understand

Ústí nad Orlicí District borders Poland in the north. In lies mostly in the historical land of Bohemia, but the eastern edge lies in Moravia.
The landscape is very rugged and varied. While in the west there are plains, in the east there is mountainous terrain.

## Get around

All above mentioned towns are connected to the rail net. Česká Třebová, Ústí nad Orlicí, Brandýs nad Orlicí and Choceň lie on the main corridor line connecting Prague, Brno, Wienna and Ostrava. However, most modern and fast IC and EC towns stop in Česká Třebová only. In Ústí nad Orlicí and Choceň most of express trains(rychlík) stop. In Ústí nad Orlicí you can switch to trains going further to Letohrad. In Choceň you change for Vysoké Mýto and Litomyšl railway.

## See

The most important monuments in the district, protected as national cultural monuments, are:
* Theatre in Ústí nad Orlicí
* 50.08386216.7606061 Hora Matky Boží pilgrimage site, in Králíky. with the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. The pilgrimage complex with the church is protected as a national cultural monument.
# Övertorneå

Övertorneå$^{[deadlink]}$ is in Norrbotten County, in Tornedalen (the Torneå River Valley).

## Understand

The town and municipality is at the Swedish side of Torneå river. Like Ylitornio, the town on the Finnish side, its name translates to "Upper Torneå".

## Get in
### By car

Car is a good option for getting in. There are two main roads, Highway 99 going along the border between Karesuando and Haparanda, and the road from Finland across the river.

### By bus

Länstrafik Norrbotten operates a few buses a day from Haparanda and Pajala. If coming from Finland, there are buses to Ylitornio, Aavasaksa and Pello, from where you probably have to cross the border on foot or by taxi.

## See

* 66.64639123.7797561 Pullinki - One of the points on the world heritage listed Struve Geodetic Arc on Pullinki hill which also hosts the Svanstein ski resort (see Do below). There's a ski lift to the summit (likely just operating during the ski season) in addition to a path going from the main building of the ski resort to the summit. As this is a ski resort, the forest has been cut down and there are good views towards the Torne River valley and Finland, including to Aavasaksa. Pullinki and some of Struve's points further south in the river valley were used for similar measurements already in the 1730s by the French scientist Pierre Louis Maupertuis who proved that the Earth isn't a perfect sphere.

## Do

* Svanstein ski resort (about 30 km north of Övertorneå town). Ski resort on Pullinki Hill. (updated Apr 2021)
* Tureholms golfklubb (by the lake Särkijärvi). Nine-hole golf course.
# Uto

Uto (宇土) is a city in Kumamoto (prefecture) on the island of Kyushu, Japan.

## Understand

The city has some 40,000 inhabitants on 75 km².

### Tourist information site

The local tourist association has a Japanese-only guide site with basic navigation in English.

## Get in

Uto is a stop on the JR Kagoshima Line.

### By train

From Hakata station in Fukuoka, take the Relay Tsubame or Ariake limited express train to Kumamoto and transfer to the Kagoshima line local train for the run to Uto (1 hour 40 minutes, ¥4090). Local trains from Fukuoka take about 2½ hours at a cost of ¥2420 (at least one change of trains is required).

## Do

The Uto Jizo Festival is held yearly on 23-24 August.

## Eat

There are some famous and delicious foods in Uto city.
* Utomochi (うと餅) and Kosodemochi (小袖餅): Small rice cake with red bean paste inside. Two shops near the station sell them with different tradenames. Around \300 per pack.

## Go next

* Uki
* Jonan
* Kumamoto
* Hikawa
* Kosa
* Yatsushiro
* Kamiamakusa
* Amakusa
* Kashima