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History Lives on in Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia Jun. 04, 2016
By Victor Block As the pounding of the sheriff's wooden staff calls the court to order, James Hubbar... Read More
Outback Adventure on One of the World's Great Train Journeys May. 29, 2016
By Sharon Whitley Larsen "Be sure to take plenty of reading material!" That was the advice I receive... Read More
A Fanciful Foray into Phantoms and Fright in St. Augustine May. 28, 2016
By Fyllis Hockman At 450-plus years, St. Augustine, Florida, is America's oldest city. There's a lot... Read More
Two Teens Taste London May. 22, 2016
By Glenda Winders and Lesley Sauls When my daughter was 15 I took her to London for a semester while... Read More
History, Food and Drama Beckon Visitors to Cyprus May. 21, 2016
By Victor Block Women who live in a tiny mountain village sit together sewing lace tablecloths that ... Read More
Cruise From Marvelous Mandalay to Beautiful Bagan May. 15, 2016
By Sandra Scott Myanmar, "The Golden Country," with its beautiful golden pagodas, Buddha statues and... Read More
Following in the Footsteps of Darwin and My Dad in the Galapagos May. 14, 2016
By Doug Hansen "We shall not cease from exploration, and the end of all our exploring will be to arr... Read More
Soaking in History and Spirituality in Israel May. 07, 2016
By Norma Meyer Oy vey, am I Zen. Now I know why Cleopatra, the Queen of Sheba and the Bible's King D... Read More
Rights Versus Wishes Apr. 20, 2016
Here is what presidential aspirant Sen. Bernie Sanders said: "I believe that health care is a right ... Read More
Off the Grid and Into the Wild in Alaska Apr. 17, 2016
By Lesley Sauls The last time I was in Talkeetna was on a rainy day trip out of Anchorage. I tasted ... Read More
Find America's History in Its National Parks Apr. 16, 2016
By Victor Block If you are a fan of our country's national parks, you're in good company. More than ... Read More
People and Places Star on a Danube Cruise Apr. 10, 2016
By Glenda Winders When I set off with 159 other passengers on a Danube River cruise we couldn't have... Read More
Curacao: Animal Encounters of the Best Kind Apr. 09, 2016
By Fyllis Hockman Their bodies were sleek and graceful, the skin soft to the touch, their demeanor ... Read More
Small Cities and Villages in the Netherlands Yield Big Travel Adventures Mar. 27, 2016
By Victor Block World-class museums stand shoulder to shoulder with flower markets festooned by rai... Read More
Discover Laid-back Luxury Hidden in Pennsylvania Mar. 26, 2016
By Fyllis Hockman I was halfway through my Dreamcatcher massage when the masseuse started dancing ar... Read More
All Things Remembered at the World of James Herriot Museum Mar. 20, 2016
By Athena Lucero "This is where we lived when we were kids," Rosie reminisced as she, her brother J... Read More
World Heritage, Art and David Hockney in Saltaire Mar. 19, 2016
By Athena Lucero What do Saltaire and artist David Hockney have in common? Their roots are firmly pl... Read More
British Columbia Offers Secrets, Surprises Mar. 13, 2016
By Doug Hansen I'll share a travel secret with you if you promise to keep it to yourself: My wife an... Read More
A Winter Road Trip Through Southern New Mexico Feb. 06, 2016
By Steve Bergsman For the third year in a row, my wife and I embarked on a winter road trip. I know ... Read More
Travel Tricks, Tips and Hacks Jan. 13, 2016
I love to travel, which was one of the best unintended consequences of founding Debt-Proof Living qu... Read More
