It's a heck of a lot of code but here we go (take no notice of the silly words):
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<div class="header"><h1 class="header">An interesting image will be placed in this header</h1></div>
<div class="navigation"><p>We will find everything from this point in the navigation area</p></div>
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<h1>Each page title will be written in Heading 1</h1>
<p>The agent we visited (Janice) said no-one at her agency could afford to go on the Trans Siberian Railway. Our hearts
sank. Surely we could find a way to go that wouldn't cost an arm and a leg. Ian is a casual bus driver and I'm self
employed working from home. We are not wealthy people and neither of us gets holiday pay so we have to watch our dollars
and get the best value possible for our money.
<img src="images/001.Ian-planning-trans-sib.jpg" alt="Ian planning our trip" width="259" height="193" border="1">
One bonus we had was the 20 years worth of Qantas Frequent Flyer Points up
our sleeves. We arrived back home that morning with a few brochures and hearts that were somewhat heavier than when we
left home. This is one trip that is going to cost a lot of dollars even after using our Frequent Flyers for much of the
travel. We thought we had better look for some cheaper options. Could we possibly complete this long journey without a tour
escort? Are we brave enough to travel through China and Russia by ourselves? We don't know a word of either language.
A visit to the library was needed.It didn't take us long to realize that organising something like this was going to be a
daunting task. We know virtually nothing about Russia, Mongolia or China so we both have a steep learning curve ahead
of us. We have begun scouring the internet for information. Details on journeying across Siberia are hard to find and
information conflicts. How do other travellers manage with this lack of information? We're glad we are not leaving for
Russia next week as we are totally unprepared. Full steam ahead........We know virtually nothing about Russia, Mongolia or China so we both have a steep learning curve ahead
of us. We have begun scouring the internet for information. Details on journeying across Siberia are hard to find and
information conflicts. How do other travellers manage with this lack of information? We're glad we are not leaving for
Russia next week as we are totally unprepared. Full steam ahead........We know virtually nothing about Russia, Mongolia or China so we both have a steep learning curve ahead
of us. We have begun scouring the internet for information. Details on journeying across Siberia are hard to find and
information conflicts. How do other travellers manage with this lack of information? We're glad we are not leaving for
Russia next week as we are totally unprepared. Full steam ahead........We know virtually nothing about Russia, Mongolia or China so we both have a steep learning curve ahead
of us. We have begun scouring the internet for information. Details on journeying across Siberia are hard to find and
information conflicts. How do other travellers manage with this lack of information? We're glad we are not leaving for
Russia next week as we are totally unprepared. Full steam ahead........We know virtually nothing about Russia, Mongolia or China so we both have a steep learning curve ahead
of us. We have begun scouring the internet for information. Details on journeying across Siberia are hard to find and
information conflicts. How do other travellers manage with this lack of information? We're glad we are not leaving for
Russia next week as we are totally unprepared. Full steam ahead........We know virtually nothing about Russia, Mongolia or China so we both have a steep learning curve ahead
of us. We have begun scouring the internet for information. Details on journeying across Siberia are hard to find and
information conflicts. How do other travellers manage with this lack of information? We're glad we are not leaving for
Russia next week as we are totally unprepared. Full steam ahead........
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<h2>Interesting links will be in this section</h2>
<p>Ceiling tin is also known as tin tiles, pressed metal and pressed tin. These words are used inter-changeably on
this site. They are all correct depending on which part of the world you live in.
Tin ceiling tiles are the best product to use if you want a decorative interior finish for walls or ceilings. Whether this
is a DIY job or whether you are calling in the professionals you must have a serious
think about using tin ceiling tiles rather than sheetrock or plasterboard. We know virtually nothing about Russia, Mongolia or China so we both have a steep learning curve ahead
of us. We have begun scouring the internet for information. Details on journeying across Siberia are hard to find and
information conflicts. How do other travellers manage with this lack of information? We're glad we are not leaving for
Russia next week as we are totally unprepared. Full steam ahead........
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<h4>Here will be written something sensible. I'll make it in Heading 3 and I will centre it if I can figure out
how</h4>
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