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bonfire in Whitehorse, Yukon

Burning Away The Winter Blues In Whitehorse, Yukon

by Mara Baudais To the river’s edge! Drums and voices are growing louder through the frigid night air that is cutting … [Read More...]

Ladakh mountain lake

What is the Best Time to plan Leh Ladakh tour?

Overview  Located at an elevation of 3,000 meters above sea level, not only can Ladakh have a lot of snow, but it may … [Read More...]

Isla Juan Fernandez

Mas a Tierra: Robinson Crusoe Island

Juan Ferandez Archipelago, Chile by Norman A. Rubin In 1705 a Scottish sailor Alexander Selkrik was shipwrecked in … [Read More...]

Vietnam: Visiting Sapa in the Footsteps of May

by Anna Nguyen Thi Quynh Nga My friends and I arrived in Sapa at 6am. We gathered our luggage, hoping to catch the … [Read More...]

firework exploding in night sky

Tradition: Okinawa Lunar New Year Celebration

Okinawa, Japan by Rose Witmer “Three. Two. One. Happy New Year!” Fireworks illuminate the faces of Americans and … [Read More...]

Chloride New Mexico

Uncovering History – The Pioneer Store Museum

Chloride, New Mexico by Bob Hazlett The store began serving the Chloride mining community in 1880. In 1923, it … [Read More...]

horse and rider in Ðakovo parade

Embroidering a Colorful Croatian Festival

Ðakovo, Croatia by Valeria Teo Ðakovo’s biggest traditional festival in the summertime is the Ðakovacki Vezovi which … [Read More...]

The Memorial Hall Museum

Historic Deerfield, Massachusetts by Norman A. Rubin A 'Living Museum' is a cultural institution that is dedicated … [Read More...]

Balls of fire setting off across the bay

Japan: The Cormorants of Arashiyama

by Anne Harrison He led me to a bridge, carrying in his arms with him certain dive-droppers or water-fowls, bound to … [Read More...]

canoes at Fort William dock

Fort William Historical Park: Where History Happens Every Day

Thunder Bay, Ontario by Ron Kness Located on the Kaministiquia River just outside Thunder Bay, Ontario Canada, Fort … [Read More...]

Nagh e Jahan square

Walking Around Half The World

Isfahan, Iran by Neil Middleton  Isfahan nesf-e-Jahan: Isfahan is half the world. I'd had this old saying ringing in … [Read More...]

Wall of Veterans at Hwy77 Cafe

Hidden Gem on Texas Hwy77

Every Day Is Veteran's Day at this Rosebud Cafe by George Fery On TX77 in east Texas, the late spring’s low green … [Read More...]

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