We spent a delightful time last summer traveling through Quebec in order to write many features for this year’s spectacular 400th year anniversary of the founding of Quebec City. Among our favorite places was Côte Nord, the Whale Route along …
Yemen, A Most Uncommon Trip For Americans Today by Leslie R. Adams
Last year when I was in Thailand, I met a Yemeni man named Hussein. I had only heard a little about Yemen because a friend of mine here in the States had always wanted to go and raved about the …
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Palm Springs- Paradise in the Desert by Ron Kapon
It had been five years since I last visited Palm Springs (43,000 people) and boy how it has changed! Located about 110 miles east of Los Angeles and 140 miles northeast of San Diego, it is one of nine adjacent …
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Tau’t Bato and Palawan Tribe
The life of tribal people outside of Puerto Princesa City is more difficult than inside the city, where Mayor Hagedorn”s tribal initiatives can help them. In 2005, Reyster Langit, the son of a famous Philippine broadcaster set out with his …
Amazing Petroglyphs of Parowan Gap, Utah by Bonnie and Bill Neely
The Solstice is when the sun is directly over the equator, changing the seasons from spring to summer and from fall to winter. Each year it is around June 21 and December 21, the longest and shortest days of the …
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Camping at Stone Mountain by Bonnie and Bill Neely
If you are in the Atlanta Georgia area, a stop over at Stone Mountain is an absolute for a day or a week of fun. We discovered the Stone Mountain Campground, planned to stay one night, and extended our stay …
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Blue Sky, Blue Water, and a Ship Full of The Blues by Linda Oatman
Oh, baby don’t you want to go Oh, baby don’t you want to go Back to the land of California . . . -1936, Robert Johnson We’re on an AirTran flight from the East Coast to the West, and the …
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Cooking Class in the City of Light by Victoria L. Cooksey
While recently solo traveling in Paris, France I had the pleasure of participating in a French cooking class through Marguerite’s Elegant Home Cooking. Attending a cooking class is a great way to take time out from being lonely, meet new …
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ANTIGUA and BARBUDA by Ron Kapon
The island (an-tee-ga) has warm, steady winds, a coastline of safe harbors, and a protective wall of coral reef. In 1784 Admiral Horatio Nelson established Great Britain’s most important Caribbean base there. Now centuries later those trade winds fuel one …
Wilderness Luxury Outdoor Adventures With Pampering by Mike Norton
St. Louis businessman Ken Lommel loves to play golf – but he was looking for something “a little different” when he brought his family to Northern Michigan in July. He found it by hooking up with guide and outfitter Georg …
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