by Elisabeth Herschbach To the casual passerby, it doesn’t look like anything out of the ordinary: just a simple, … [Read More...]

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by Elisabeth Herschbach To the casual passerby, it doesn’t look like anything out of the ordinary: just a simple, … [Read More...]
Jerome, Arizona by Noreen Kompanik For over one hundred and thirty years thousands of folks have come to Jerome. … [Read More...]
Mdina, Malta by Ilene Springer They call it “The Silent City,” but Mdina (pronounced Medina which is Arabic for … [Read More...]
by Karoline Cullen I hear a bell. Its persistent peal floats over the trees and ricochets off the stones. “Does that … [Read More...]
From Blackfoot Hills to Outlaw Caves by Bev Lundahl “Let’s take the route through Old Wives” I said to my friend as … [Read More...]
by Neil Middelton What was once the 'most hated city in the world' is now an empty and silent ruin. As well as being … [Read More...]
Easter Island’s Collapse Part One outlined the arrival and spread of the islanders’ communities, and the rise of the … [Read More...]
Tamil Nadu, India by Irene Butler A beach is a beach is a beach…or so I thought. Something strikes me as peculiar … [Read More...]
Huang Luo, China by Brian K. Smith A ten hour trip in a sleeper bus with a cot too short, overtop of a thin metal … [Read More...]
The Big Island, Hawaii by Chris Millikan Surprising to many, Hawaiians were raising cattle long before their … [Read More...]
New Orleans at Mardi Gras by Troy Herrick Raucous New Orleans is alive and kicking all year round. However during … [Read More...]
by Yehta Pearl Did you know that the spirits of the dead talk to us? It is sometimes uncomfortable, but can be … [Read More...]
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