http://www.TravelsWithSheila.com It's becoming easier and easier to train around China. Especially on the speedy bullet train between Hangzhou ("Han-joe") and Shanghai, only 1:15. And then...once you're in Shanghai...shop 'til you drop. Fenshine Fashion on West Nanjing Road is one of the many places to buy knock-offs and/or really nice clothes, shoes, handbags that aren't name brands. I don't go there looking for fake Vuitton's or Gucci's...everything is so darn cheap, shopping is irresistible. Go, see for yourself...and bargain hard!

Located in Northeastern Oregon at Mile 327 on Interstate 84, Durkee, OR is a History and Train Buff teasure trove. With a population of 195 humans plus a whole bunch of horses, cows, goats and the occasional antelope, this little dot on the map is a great place to kick back and enjoy some of the most beautiful country in the Western United States. But don't expect a Motel 6. The closest accommodations are found 24 miles to the west, in Baker City. Produced by Andrew Burnett, Come Out and Play Productions, andrew@goodimpressions.us

A visit to Berlin is always worth the travel. Here is a travel tour through the city and the surrounding area, in form of a collage of fotos made during my April, 2007 visit. Born in (West) Berlin, with my early childhood, as well as 2 adult years spent in Berlin, I have truly experienced that unique feeling known only to a Berliner. Life after the Wall is even more fascinating, as Berlin keeps developing into an ever greater city of wonder and magic. I can highly recommend Berlin as a vacation destinaion. - Enjoy the show, enveloped in the Benny Goodman Big Band Classic -Sing, Sing Sing-, and please take a moment to rate and comment.

Bike 2 Oz is a video series about the young couple who successfully cycled the 17,000Km from Oxford (UK) to Sydney (Australia). Kevin and Lowanna filmed their entire cycle adventure across the UK, Europe, Pakistan, India, Iran, Malaysia and Australia.

The wonders of the underground world in NYC

Holiday video featuring Stolberg, Wernigerode, Quedlinburg, Berlin and the Harz mountain railway. (steam trains) Video & commentary by T-Jay

As the title suggests, T-Jay has to venture out of the usual tourist haunts, in his search to capture some of the last days of the working steam train in China. http://www.livevideo.com/T-JAY http://www.livevideo.com/video/B47FA8594C144299A524B3982CC9D5FC/china-off-the-beaten-track-.aspx

This vid is about 1990 TGV speed record of 515km/h = 320mph. I've joined onboard views from various shots, some of poor quality, but I think that overall result is good enough to let you enjoy it! There's something funny: when TGV cross Vendome Sation speed grows slowly because of leveled terrain there, but seconds later when it go down a 2.5% slope then speedometer Jump! --- This record have been broken the 3rd April 2007 by a new TGV with a speed of 574.8 km/h (357 mph).

A class 360 train arriving at Stratford.

We explore the New York surfing culture, giving a breakdown of what you need-to-do to get into the water.