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Montségur castle

Medieval Meanderings in Southwest France

Montségur, Mirepoix and Carcassonne by Karoline Cullen  The rocky trail angles steeply upwards and demands all my … [Read More...]

Travels Through The West Bank: Hebron And Jericho

Israel and Palestine by Troy Herrick  A clash of cultures greets any visitor to the Holy Land. Those who are intent … [Read More...]

Juliet's balcony, Verona

Italy: Juliet’s Verona

by Sarah Humphreys “Fair Verona” is brimming with historical and artistic treasures, such as the magnificent Arena, … [Read More...]

Glasgow University

Glasgow, Scotland: Rough, Tough and Mean?

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...]

Jerome Grand Hotel and historic buildings

The Town Too Spirited To Die

Jerome, Arizona by Noreen Kompanik  For over one hundred and thirty years thousands of folks have come to Jerome. … [Read More...]

Colorful mural depicting the Miami skyline on a building's wall, with a car parked in front.

The Vibrant Street Art of Miami’s Wynwood Walls

My visit to Miami introduced me to one of its most captivating Miami attractions: the street art of Miami's Wynwood … [Read More...]

Champagne Sunsets & Chartered Jets: Designing a Private Tour for Two

Luxury travel for two is more than flying first class and booking a stylish hotel. It is the art of choreographing every … [Read More...]

Why Surfboard and SUP Rentals Are the Best Choice for Exploring LBI Waters

Image Source : pexels   Long Beach Island, often called LBI, is an 18-mile barrier island along the New … [Read More...]

Maya ruins, Tulum Yucatan

Tulum, Mexico: City of Dawn

by Ronald D. Kness As I stand in the City of Dawn, on the high cliff overlooking the Caribbean Sea, I visualize how … [Read More...]

Gondolas in Venice

Venice: Even Gondolas Need Some Love

by Ann Harrison Well, my window looked out on the Square where Ogni Santi meets San Trovaso things have ends and … [Read More...]

Golden Gate Bridge

Old Missions And Religious Landmarks Across California With Deep Cultural Roots

California holds old missions, chapels, and church grounds that still shape how people read the state’s past. These … [Read More...]

temple in Phimai, Thailand

Digging Up An Ancient Khmer Puzzle

Ban Non Wat, Northeast Thailand by Doug Matthews We’re playing in the dirt, my new friend and I. We’re lying on our … [Read More...]

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