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Great Pyramid and Supe Valley

Caral, America’s Oldest City – part 2

 by: Georges Fery This is the 2nd part of a two-part article. Read part one here. The Complex of the Amphitheater and … [Read More...]

Hydra Greece

Walking Past Monasteries and Marianne Right Into Rebetiko

Hydra, Greece by J. Kathleen Thompson It was the quintessential night on a Greek island: a vine-laden terrace … [Read More...]

Staple Inn, London

England: Shakespeare’s London

by Andrea Kirkby Little appears to be left of Shakespeare's London. We know where he worked, and where he lived; but … [Read More...]

Doing the Viennese Vaults

Austria by Bob S. Hale Vienna is the city of castles, palaces, extraordinary churches; it is the city of the … [Read More...]

emetery Maramures Romania

The Merry Cemetery in Maramures

Transylvania, Romania by Iolanda Scripca In the twenty-four years of my life I spent in Romania, I never had the … [Read More...]

Monterey canning factory

An Historic Stroll Through Steinbeck’s Cannery Row

Monterey, California by Leslie Jones  My mother tells her intriguing story of spending an entire evening dining with … [Read More...]

sword in the stone in Tuscany

San Galgano and the Italian Sword in the Stone

Tuscany, Italy by Sarah Humphreys Unlike Arthur’s mighty weapon, The Italian version of Excalibur is on display for … [Read More...]

Guide to Treks Gokyo Lake Trek,  Annapurna Circuit Trek and Mardi Himal Trek

Nepal is eminent for its shocking scenes, wealthy culture, and differing trekking choices. Among the heap of trails, the … [Read More...]

St. Louis Cemetery No. 1

New Orleans: Revealing the Secrets of St. Louis Cemetery No. 1

by Noreen Kompanik Mark Twain once referred to them as "Cities of the Dead" and nowhere is the term more appropriate … [Read More...]

restored area of Pompeii

Roman Pompeii: Suspended in Time

Italy by Chris Millikan August 23, 79AD was just a regular day in flourishing Pompeii. Toga-robed citizens traded … [Read More...]

Moorea, French Polynesia

Into The Heart Of French Polynesia

by Tom Koppel “This place has the feeling of power,” says archaeologist Mark Eddowes at a rectangular terrace … [Read More...]

Sherlock Holmes London

Extraordinary Career of Fiction’s Most Famous Consulting Detective

Sherlock Holmes by Norman R. Rubin Throughout generations loyal fans have followed the career of the fictional … [Read More...]

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