While in Lebanon, world travelers should be sure to visit Jeita. These are considered the world’s most beautiful caverns, and being located just 20 km north of Beirut, they are within an easy day’s excursion. The caverns, whose haunting stalagmites …
No Fear of Sharks! by Lori Campbell
During our stay at Vacation Villa & Fantasy Resort, we had the opportunity to go indoor surfing. Fantasy Resort itself had a fabulous, on-site water park which we so enjoyed as a family and it was included in the price …
Stroll the Boardwalk at South Florida’s Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary by Maureen C. Bruschi
If you’re planning a trip to Naples, Florida, you won’t want to miss the 5th Avenue South shops and restaurants, golf courses, fishing charters, water sport adventures and swimming in the Gulf of Mexico. However, when you want to take …
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Coastal California Road Trip: Historic Accommodations in Napa and San Francisco by Anna S. Neely
“Laid-back luxury” describes the Beazley House in Napa, California, perfectly. If you’re looking for a quaint and cozy bed and breakfast in the heart of wine country but also want to enjoy the indulgence of five-star accommodations, look no further. …
Breakfast in ‘The City of Pearls’ by Gabriel Russell
I find that breakfast, for an American who has been travelling throughout Asia for decades, is the most difficult local meal to adapt to. Lunches and dinners characterized by intense new flavors and peppering heat, bring a welcome and novel …
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Adventure, Sun, Fun Await in Philippines by Larry and Gail Taylor
For tourists, I think that the Philippines is an often overlooked destination. This is probably because of the long flight (14 hours from the West Coast). The journey there is worth it, though. There is much to do and see, …
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Cheese, Farms & Wine – It All Sounds Divine
I have had the good luck to interview many dairy farmers in Vermont over the past several years. They are a breed of their own–working dawn to dusk seven days a week, 365 days a year. Their commute is a …
Lovely Campgrounds We Highly Recommend by Bonnie and Bill Neely
Cane9Creek Campground is a delightful and restful place tucked away behind the home of the owners on their beautiful meadow with trees and a creek. Each site is level and clean and the group picnic area is very nice. This …
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Arizona’s Century Birthday
Photography by Emma Krasov Arizona turns 100 years in 2012, and I celebrated the centenary of its statehood by visiting the city of Phoenix and its environs this spring. Out of Arizona’s five “C”s – Copper, Cattle, Cotton, Citrus, and …
Cumbres & Toltec Trains: You Gotta Love Them and Northern New Mexico
Trains: Who doesn’t love them? From your first childhood to your second and third childhoods, trains in trance. Don’t know if it’s the nostalgia of a different time, or the mechanical fascination of, “How do they do that?” If you …
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