Traveling families can make quality, lifetime memories on the Carnival Freedom, sailing from Galveston, Texas. The Legend’s currently-fabulous Caribbean itinerary is perfect for those wanting to experience a taste of the Caribbean. As if that isn’t enough, Moody Gardens Hotel …
An Art and Artist Adventure at Tulsa’s Gilcrease Museum by Terry Zinn
Photography by Terry Zinn The adventure in art can be entertaining and also a reunion with favorite talented artist. The November Collectors Reserve event at Oklahoma’s Gilcrease Museum is such a gathering. The Museum is known for its western heritage …
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Digby Pines: Where Eco-Friendly Rises to the Level of High Tides by Fyllis Hockman
Sure, we are all now accustomed to hotel rooms admonishing us to leave the towels on the rack so they can be reused. And occasionally, we come across two waste baskets in the room, one for recycling paper. And we …
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Sonoma County: The Embarrassment of Riches by Emma Krasov
Photography by Yuri Krasov Some call it the best county in California, and some are just lucky to live and work here. As if the fertile and abundant land stretching from the ocean to the mountains wasn’t enough for a …
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KOA Camping Near Grand Canyon by Bonnie and Bill Neely
After a long, dreary landscape of hot desert and nothing else you climb to about 7,000 feet to the Eastern side of Flagstaff, Arizona and find the welcoming cool of the pine forest. This KOA Campground has been here since …
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Cleaning up After Science in Antarctica by Brian Birkenstein
In the early years of man on the continent, an expedition took place that is now called “The Worst Journey in the World.” In 1911, three members of the Scott party undertook a separate mission, in the name of Science. …
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Philadelphia, PA’s Eastern State Penitentiary: An Abandoned Prison Survives by Maureen C. Bruschi
If you ever have even the slightest urge to commit a crime, visit Philadelphia’s Eastern State Penitentiary (ESP) first. I guarantee you, you’ll walk away a model citizen. Maybe wandering through the crumbling cellblocks and examining individual concrete cells, punishment …
Fine Dining is an Adventure in Santa Fe by Terry Zinn
Photos by Terry Zinn Having been to Santa Fe a number of times, it is always fun and relaxing to again visit those dining establishments that made an impression over the years. This fall the eating adventure led me to …
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New Orleans: Smooth Jazz, Bourbon, and Powdered Sugar by Emma Krasov
Photography by Yuri Krasov In America, the beautiful, not many cities have their own face, their unique character. In the majority of American cities an observant traveler often experiences a kind of déjà vu: street names start with Main …
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Touring Some Historic Castles of Scotland by Bonnie and Bill Neely
In the city of Inverness the historic castle is used today for government business. It is a focal point of the pretty city, strategically placed long ago on the promontory over the River Ness. Traveling from Inverness toward the Isle …
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