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1. Navarre Beach, FL--An Island in Paradise August 18, 2009 If you enjoy wading through emerald green waters and strolling along sugar sand beaches, then Navarre Beach is the place for you.Navarre is located on Santa Rosa Island just off the panhandle of Florida, a little east of Pensacola. Thirty years ago, Navarre was known as the location where most of the movie Jaws 2 was filmed. As a little girl, I remember many family vacations to this beautiful island--chasing sandpipers down sandy shores and body surfing in foam-crested waves.Back then, the island's main structures were a Holiday Inn hotel and a few scattered beach houses. Today, there are... (read more) Author: Sanjana Sharma

2. There Is Nothing Quite Like Navarre Beach Weddings December 16, 2008 Everyone has different tastes and different plans for the ideal wedding. If you have decided on a warm beach wedding, it can be difficult determining the perfect location. Do you want to go to the Caribbean, Hawaii, or coast on over to California or Florida? Wait until you hear aboutNavarre Beach Weddings Navarre Beach is Florida’s best kept secret and you can experience it firsthand on your wedding day. Located between Pensacola Beach and Destin, Florida, this is a breathtaking location that is sure to sweep you off of your feet. The gorgeous location and beautiful beaches sit... (read more) Author: dj miller

3. THE PARADOR OF HONDARRIBIA May 19, 2008 . The Parador of Hondarribia is near the French border just a short distance from San Sebastian, and within easy visiting distance of Bilbao and the wonderful Guggenheim museum. Parador Hondarribia is a 10th century castle built by the King of Navarre in the early days of the Christian re-conquest. The powerful Caliph, Al-Mansur, was a constant threat to the area in the those times, but King Sancho Abarca and the castle at Hondarribia were spared because the King had given one of his daughters in marriage to the Caliph - there have always been advantages to "keeping it all in the family!" ... (read more) Author: Jassi Saini

4. Don't miss Pamplona's spectacular San Fermin festival March 01, 2007 As one of Spain's most historic cities, Pamplona has captured the imagination of many a visitor to Spain. The capital city of the region of Navarre, Pamplona is traditionally also seen as the capital of the Basque country and is thus a special place of interest for Basque nationalists. Steeped in ancient heritage, perhaps the most famous event in Pamplona's annual calendar is the San Fermin festival - an event during which the running of the bulls is the main attraction for visitors from around the world. Celebrated every July, San Fermin has its roots in the medieval period as both a com... (read more) Author: Andrew Regan

5. Don't miss Pamplona's spectacular San Fermin festival March 01, 2007 As one of Spain's most historic cities, Pamplona has captured the imagination of many a visitor to Spain. The capital city of the region of Navarre, Pamplona is traditionally also seen as the capital of the Basque country and is thus a special place of interest for Basque nationalists. Steeped in ancient heritage, perhaps the most famous event in Pamplona's annual calendar is the San Fermin festival - an event during which the running of the bulls is the main attraction for visitors from around the world. Celebrated every July, San Fermin has its roots in the medieval period as both a com... (read more) Author: Andrew Regan

6. Navarre Holidays And Pamplona Holiday Attractions February 05, 2007 Navarre is a region in northern Spain that is bordered to the north by France, the Basque Country to the west, La Rioja to the south, and Aragon to the east. Similar to other regions of Spain, Navarre has its own parliament and government and is responsible for its regional education, health, employment, housing and environmental policies. Navarre is a cultural mix of the Basque influence from the beautiful Pyrenees Mountains and Mediterranean influences coming from the Ebro River. The Ebro valley is fertile and rich in nutrients making it amenable for growing wheat, vegetables, wine and... (read more) Author: Steve Greenwood

7. Holidays in Rioja and Logrono Holiday Attractions January 29, 2007 La Rioja is a region of northern Spain and is bordered entirely by the regions of Navarre, Basque Country, Aragon and Castilla Leon. Its capital is the city of Logrono and other important cities and towns in the province include Haro, Calahorra, Arnedo and Alfaro. The region is characteristically dry and arid but also has a hint of the Mediterranean and some wonderful scenery in the north of the region with its high mountain ranges. History of Rioja Starting from the 10th century, the region of Logrono was a constant borderland dispute between the Kings of Navarre and the Kings of Castil... (read more) Author: Steve Greenwood

8. Look For Navarre Not Leinart To Relieve Warner! August 24, 2006 The wait is over in Arizona as former USC Heisman Trophy winner of 2004, Matt Leinart, has ended his holdout with the Cardinals. Leinart made a mistake in coming back to USC in 2005 as he would have been the first overall pick in the 2005 draft. Scouts had an extra year to poke and probe and they realized that maybe Leinart was the beneficiary of an outstanding surrounding cast. Why did Arizona give him mega millions to sign? Two words folks: New Stadium! For years the Cardinals have used the Sun Devil Stadium as an excuse and that they are playing in a college town. Now, the state of the... (read more) Author: Bob Acton

9. Seven US Marines, One Sailor Charged in Iraqi Civilian Death June 22, 2006 The U.S. military has announced charges against eight service members in connection with the death of an Iraqi civilian. Marine Colonel Stewart Navarre said Wednesday the eight face charges including kidnapping, murder and conspiracy. The seven Marines and a Navy corpsman are suspected of killing an Iraqi man without provocation in the village of Hamdania in April. They have been held since May at Camp Pendleton, California. Four other Marines not being held remain under investigation. The investigation is separate from the probe of the events of Haditha in November 2005, in which Marines are ... (read more)

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