Clementine Hunter Murals in Natchitoches, Louisiana
Have you ever driven through a city or town and immediately wanted to stop and explore? That’s how...
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Antoine’s:175 years of New Orleans History
History speaks from the memorabilia-strewn walls of Antoine’s Restaurant in New Orleans, the...
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Mom and Daughter Bond on the Disney Speedway
I’d like to think my needs are minimal: a clean bed, food and water (maybe a little wine) a...
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A Quick and Quirky Stopover in Quito
Prior to embarking on a cruise in the Galapagos, many tourists choose to spend a night or two in...
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In the Saddle at Tanque Verde Dude Ranch
A golden sun edges over the mountain’s ridge and puffy clouds begin to dot a creamsicle...
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Fruitland Augusta Peach Vodka: A History Lesson
Augusta, Georgia is the revered home of the Augusta National Golf Club and the most prestigious...
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Unexpected in New Orleans: The National World War II Museum
People flock to New Orleans to indulge in decadent food, nightlife, music and fantasy. Some are...
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Antebellum Homes and Fitzpatrick Hotel, Washington, Georgia
Washington, Georgia claims to be the first city officially named after General George Washington....
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San Diego, Shelter Island and the Iconic Kona Kai
Much to Do in Southern California San Diego attracts over thirty-three million tourists each year...
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Tale of Two Men: Richard Childress and Bob Timberlake
This is the tale of two men from the same southern city: Lexington, North Carolina. The little...
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A Dip in Iceland’s Blue Lagoon
I showered in the buff as required, then shimmied into my bathing suit and donned a robe. I...
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Exciting ICE: Florida’s Frozen Fantasyland
Gaylord Palms Resort is an oasis in the midst of busy Orlando, or nearby Kissimmee to be exact....
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