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Around Xian City: China’s Ancient Capital

Around Xian City: China’s Ancient Capital

by Chris Millikan When touring China’s legendary sights with twenty other enthusiasts, my husband and I encountered unimagined marvels in Xian, the old capital where early Emperors ruled for 3000 years. Two amazing days began high atop ramparts of … [Read More...] about Around Xian City: China’s Ancient Capital

B.C.’s Land of the Smoking Water

B.C.’s Land of the Smoking Water

by Glen Cowley Smoking waters relentlessly wend their way to a distant sea; unfurling power and beauty in their passing. The Columbia/Kootenay River valley, in mountainous majesty, disgorges its living waters under rolling mists over raging … [Read More...] about B.C.’s Land of the Smoking Water

Sweetheart Sites of San Francisco

Sweetheart Sites of San Francisco

by Jane Cassie How do time-deprived couples manage to stay blissfully connected these days? While juggling jobs, kids and homestead, who has the energy to keep love alive and sparks flying? Desperate for a pulse-quickening gift, and one that’s far … [Read More...] about Sweetheart Sites of San Francisco

The Hoover Dam’s Human Touches

The Hoover Dam’s Human Touches

The Hoover Dam in terms of human endeavour symbolizes all the best of Depression era America by Dr. Bonnie Devet Tour guides itch only to inform.  But their cargo of facts and figures often spurs travelers to seek out what is real, what is human in … [Read More...] about The Hoover Dam’s Human Touches

No Ordinary Christmas: Lake Titicaca, Peru

No Ordinary Christmas: Lake Titicaca, Peru

by Irene Butler Lake Titicaca is a name all school kids know and giggle at, although most have no idea where it is - straddling as it does the border of Peru and Bolivia. Coming over a rise, our first view of its sapphire waters is stunning—170 km … [Read More...] about No Ordinary Christmas: Lake Titicaca, Peru

A Culinary Journey Through New York City’s Boroughs

A Culinary Journey Through New York City’s Boroughs

New York City is not just a hotspot of cultures; it’s a haven for food lovers. Each borough offers unique flavors, dishes, and experiences that reflect its character. When I first set out on a culinary journey through New York City's boroughs, I had … [Read More...] about A Culinary Journey Through New York City’s Boroughs

The Best Hot Springs in Colorado for a Relaxing Escape

The Best Hot Springs in Colorado for a Relaxing Escape

I love hot springs, relaxing lands of smoking water and tranquility. Colorado’s hot springs offer a fun escape. I’ve visited several across the state of smoking water, each with its own character and experience. Hot springs in Colorado provide warmth … [Read More...] about The Best Hot Springs in Colorado for a Relaxing Escape

No Pot Of Gold At The End Of The Klondyke Trail

No Pot Of Gold At The End Of The Klondyke Trail

Story and photos by Margaret Deefholts Ah, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for? - Robert Browning Just beyond the cruise ship dock in Skagway, Alaska, I look at a display of photographs taken just over a century ago. … [Read More...] about No Pot Of Gold At The End Of The Klondyke Trail

Mexico Cruise for Viewing April, 2024 Total Solar Eclipse

Mexico Cruise for Viewing April, 2024 Total Solar Eclipse

UnCruise Adventures, a leading provider of small ship adventure cruises in Baja California, Mexico, has announced the launch of bookings for a special one-time sailing of the Baja California Eclipse Cruise. Departing on April 6th, 2024, this 7-night … [Read More...] about Mexico Cruise for Viewing April, 2024 Total Solar Eclipse

Trekking Around the Wild and Mysterious Shetland Islands

Trekking Around the Wild and Mysterious Shetland Islands

by Jamie Ross I sit on the stone wall that protects Burrastow House from the sea, looking out over Vaila Sound. The beautiful twilight Shetland sky of the Summer Dim is blood red, and reflects off the shimmering ocean waters. "Back home we have a … [Read More...] about Trekking Around the Wild and Mysterious Shetland Islands

Isan, the Thailand of Old

Isan, the Thailand of Old

by Irene Butler A monkey swung on a vine above our heads in metronome-fashion, as if counting the humans entering his domain with each side-to-side movement. I set off into the tangle of jungle with my husband Rick and our guide Yui (U-ey) … [Read More...] about Isan, the Thailand of Old

Avoid the Crowds at the Un-Yosemite, Lassen Volcanic National Park

Avoid the Crowds at the Un-Yosemite, Lassen Volcanic National Park

by Joan Fitting Scott In 2004, some 3.2 million visitors made the pilgrimage to the 1,200 square miles of stunning, protected wilderness that is Yosemite National Park, high in California's central Sierra Nevada range. Contrast this to about … [Read More...] about Avoid the Crowds at the Un-Yosemite, Lassen Volcanic National Park

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