Travel Thru History - Stories of Trips and Tours

by Darlene Foster Medicine Hat, Alberta, is not often high on anyone’s must-visit list, if it’s there at all. But it … [Read More...]

From the old stone pool in the center of Bath, steam rose into the air like spectral whispers. For a brief moment, I … [Read More...]

Kenya, East Africa by Margaret Ann Hayes Mention the word “Africa” to almost anyone in the western world, and you … [Read More...]

by Troy Herrick Hunger pains, tongues sticking to the roofs of our mouths and the heat of the morning forced us to … [Read More...]

A Tree, The Bird, The Fish And The Bell: A Boy, A Church And A Cemetery by Helen Moat Think of Glasgow and what do … [Read More...]

by Saul Schwartz With a population of just under 200,000, SLC is Utah’s most populous city, with a metropolitan area … [Read More...]

by W. Ruth Kozak Along with a small group of other travelers I board a cruise ship at Aswan, Egypt to sail down the … [Read More...]

by Sonu Purhar You lie back on the crisp, cool sheets of your king-sized bed. A refreshing breeze drifts through the … [Read More...]

by Philipp Meier ‘Look at this view,’ an enthusiastic traveler from Latvia said to me, showing me a photo of Krabi’s … [Read More...]

by Millie Stavidou Evros tends to be somewhat off the beaten track for the average visitor to Greece. It is in the … [Read More...]

Beyond historical significance and architecture, one more thing that makes Bisbee, AZ, remarkable is its food. With 30+ … [Read More...]

by Tatiana Claudy “Pushkin was our everything," declared Apollon Grigoryev (Russian poet). “Pushkin represented … [Read More...]