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History, Nature and Fun in New York City Jul. 28, 2024
By Margot Black The amount of words written about New York could fill Central Park a hundred times o... Read More
Create and Play at San Diego's New Children's Museum Jul. 27, 2024
By Nicola Bridges If you're looking for a very special, imaginative, enchanting and entertaining pla... Read More
Eureka! Finding California's Cheese Trail Jul. 21, 2024
By Athena Lucero It's a fact: Cheese makes you happy. So that explains why partygoers hover around ... Read More
San Diego Botanic Garden Offers Plants and Play Jul. 20, 2024
By Nicola Bridges San Diego Botanic Garden is an urban oasis for plant-loving adults. Four miles of ... Read More
Card Games Provide Fun on the Go Jul. 14, 2024
By Nicola Bridges No matter how much you like to travel, there are times when boredom kicks in and y... Read More
Architecture Adds to Travel Adventures Jul. 13, 2024
By Victor Block I took an architecture appreciation class years ago, and the instructor gave me two ... Read More
Magical St. Croix Makes for a Memorable Multigenerational Vacation Jul. 07, 2024
By Candyce H. Stapen Sharing favorite pursuits with the family's youngsters is one of the many pleas... Read More
Gators and Snakes Delight Visitors to Orlando Jul. 06, 2024
By Bonnie and Bill Neely Universal Studios and Walt Disney World are certainly the top attractions i... Read More
Cruising From Europe's Exotic Isles to Its Charming Ports Jun. 30, 2024
By Sharon Whitley Larsen Whenever my husband, Carl, and I arrived early for dinner in the main dinin... Read More
American Castles Mimic Their European Forebears Jun. 29, 2024
By Victor Block If the word "castle" conjures up images of turreted medieval strongholds scattered a... Read More
Learning and Leisure Abound in Talbot County Jun. 23, 2024
By Victor Block As I steered the car into the tiny town of Oxford (population about 600), I began to... Read More
Talbot County, Maryland: A Throwback to History and Americana Jun. 22, 2024
By Fyllis Hockman Talbot County, Maryland, is old. Very old. One of the earliest buildings, a Quaker... Read More
Camp With Camels in San Diego's Backcountry Jun. 16, 2024
By Nicola Bridges Horse and cows, yes. Mexican longhorn Corriente cattle, yes. Llamas? Quite possibl... Read More
Learn Rich and Tragic History in Beautiful Charleston Jun. 15, 2024
By Victor Block During a recent tour of Charleston, South Carolina, the guide paused in front of a c... Read More
For a Lively Vacation, Try Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin Jun. 09, 2024
By Candyce H. Stapen Sometimes, we like our lake vacations mild — boats, books and hiking boot... Read More
Prohibition Museum Recalls a Turbulent Time in American History Jun. 08, 2024
By Fyllis Hockman The entrance immediately transports you to the era just preceding Prohibition, whi... Read More
Choices Abound During a Trip on American Cruise Lines Jun. 02, 2024
By Victor Block One day during a recent journey through several Southeastern states, I knocked on an... Read More
Around-the-Clock Food, Festivities and Fun on a Coastal Cruise Jun. 01, 2024
By Fyllis Hockman I looked tentatively at the load of shrimp, blue crabs, gar, sea trout and other d... Read More
San Diego Jewelry Exhibit Reflects Border Life Reality May. 26, 2024
By Nicola Bridges The La Frontera exhibit at San Diego's Mingei International Museum is a thoughtful... Read More
There's More Than One Thing To See at Popular Destinations May. 25, 2024
By Victor Block Countless people around the world the world dream of visiting New York City's Times ... Read More
