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A Spicy Venture to Zanzibar by Bonnie and Bill Neely At the end of our photo safari to five national parks in the northeastern area of Tanzania we flew to Zanzibar, a popular place for tourists to relax after a safari, mountain climbing, or mission trip in Eastern Africa. It is an Island off the coast of Tanzania in the beautiful blue-green Indian Ocean with white sandy beaches. After we arrived we had car service to Nungwi Village, the resort area at the North end of the island, about an hour and a half from the airport. Read More...
From Etouffee to Parfait in Shreveport-Bossier, Louisiana by Emma & Yuri Krasov There is more to Louisiana’s art and culinary scene than New Orleans. Modestly defining their place on the map of state’s premier tourist destinations, the twin cities of Shreveport-Bossier market themselves as Lousiana’s Other Side. Rest assured, on the other side of The Pelican State mudbug is still king, and pralines are still pecan, but rush hour traffic is refreshingly over in 15 minutes time, and in the Louisiana Boardwalk outlet paradise you can shop both Banana Republic and Gap for a total of $30. You know you are in the South when your every question is met with a smiley yes. ma’am [sir], and a young mother seated across from you at an open air festival communal table apologizes for her baby “staring at you.” Politeness, propriety, and hospitality are genuine here, and therefore come naturally to local residents. Read More...
Land of the Eternal Sun by Kimberly Fisher: Called the “Land of the Eternal Sun” by the Cahillia Indians, La Quinta's history dates all the way back to the 16th Century, when Captain Juan Batista D' Anza recognized La Quinta as the fifth base between Mexico and the San Gabriel Mission. La Quinta, which is based on the Spanish word for five and the Mexican Quinta, which means ”secluded country retreat,” still lives up to its name today. Read More...
Wining, Dining & Touring in California’s Central Coast by Ron Kapon I had previously made a journey from the San Francisco Airport south through San Jose, Santa Cruz, Gilroy, Monterey, Carmel, Big Sur, Paso Robles, Hearst Castle and then returned back north to the San Francisco Airport. Less than three months later I was on my way to Los Angeles, Oxnard, Ventura, Santa Barbara, Solvang, Santa Ynez, San Luis Obispo & back to Los Angeles. At my farthest point in San Luis Obispo I was only 27 miles from my farthest point south on my previous trip that began in San Francisco. Read More...
Hampton Roads, Virginia: Historic Past and Vibrant Present by Terry Zinn With a claim to historic landings pre-dating Jamestown Virginia, Hampton Roads is a vibrant city with an enthusiastic salute to its past. For a good geographical and nautical introduction, a 2 to 3 hours boat tour aboard the Miss Hampton II is a natural. Views from the upper deck take in Blackbeard's Point, the waters where Captain John Smith and the fist settlers traveled, Fort Monroe, Old Point Comfort Lighthouse (the oldest continuously operating one in America ...Read More...
Mohonk: Sumptuous Old-World Flavor by Fyllis Hochman When the couple, there for their 20th visit, commented that it was the first time they had taken the house tour -- one of the staples of the Mohonk Mountain House experience -- I asked what they had been doing all those years. Liz and Dan Gleason from Haddon Heights, NJ, replied: “There's just so much to do all the time, you just can't fit it all in. Every year, there's a new surprise. This year, it's the Smiley family parlor.” Read More...
Sardinia: The Most Undiscovered Part of Italy by Linda Oatman High I’m at the Convent of San Giuseppe, devouring a sinfully delicious meal, candlelight flickering upon castle-like marble and stone and beams. This is Sardinia, Italy, and today is my 50th birthday. It’s a luminous starry night in late April, and smells of simmering seafood, fresh bread, wine, garlic, and juniper mingle as a woman outside the open convent door twists dough into traditional ceremonial ornaments before an open fire. Read More...
Relish Riesling in the Mosel River Valley, Germany by Patty Burness Riesling is experiencing a resurgence. This grape is grown in Northwest Australia, and elsewhere, but it's the German Riesling that is the stalwart. Romans and Celts first planted vines 2,000 year ago. I recently returned from a tour of the Mosel River region - a lush wine area about two hours west of Frankfurt. Read More...Books and Audio Reviews click here to read reviews of books below:
Vultures In The Cemetery by P.J. Nickels and art by Anita SaundersLewis The Lemur Adventures: The Belly of the Beast by P.J. Nickels and illustrated by Anita Saunders Nuni of Nunivak Island, A New Friend (With Lesson Guide) by PJ Nickels, Ilustrated by Juliann KaiserBroadway Karaoke SeriesDisney Karaoke Series: Disney on Broadway Disney Imagination Movers For Those About to HopDisney Channel Karaoke Series Volume 1 BIG: The 50 Greatest World Record Catches by Ford and RivkinOne Big Itch: A John Spyer Mystery by Sara Williams The Shimmer by David Morrell In the Woods by Tana FrenchMy Extraordinary Life and Death by Doug Macleod Fresh Cut Flowers by Gregory Milner Desert Songs by Arita Baaijens Something You Forgot...Along the Way by Kentetsu TakamoriJourneys With The Beduins by Gray HIllSonora Moonlight by Florence B. Weinberg__________________________________________
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