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My husband and I love train travel, and have posted about trains extensively. I find transportation anywhere more enjoyable by train and I have spotlighted numerous railroads. Will you enjoy a rail trip? It depends entirely on your choice – research and choose carefully! . In the US the first train that usually comes to […]
I have written about the Slow Travel philosophy and how to apply it to travel. Alaska, vast and beautiful, is the perfect place to give it a try! I believe our 50th state can be traveled in a number of ways. An Alaskan cruise is wonderful (and if you have kids or grandkids they will […]
When you are planning an international trip, what do you look at first? Airfare? hotel/lodging? Site-seeing plans? When my husband and I failed to take a good look beforehand, public transportation provided a great service!. Public transportation can and often does make a huge difference. Many folks opt for a car rental-after all a car […]
Have you been to Guyana? It is far from the top of most folks’ travel lists. If you are a nature lover, you may want to consider it.. Let’s take a look at this often-ignored South American nation! Guyana is a small country located in North West South America. It is bordered by the […]
I have never really been much of a hiker, preferring slow, meandering walks with numerous stops. I do know a number of avid hikers however, who give various reasons for hiking including exercise, seeing new locations or simply enjoying nature. If you are a hiker, what do you look for when choosing a new trail […]
As I have mentioned previously, Hawaii is often considered one of the most beautiful places in the US. Rainforests, beaches, mountains and much more. In fact, there are parts of this state that will remind you of Costa Rica- go visit and leave your passport home! Go anytime of the year as the weather […]
As the birthplace of modern LGBTQ+ rights and home of the Stonewall riots, it’s no surprise that NYC is one of the gayest and most gay-friendy destinations in the world. From Brooklyn and Queens to Hell’s Kitchen and Greenwich Village, there are numerous “gaybourhoods” to explore. The Stonewall Riots were a series of riots and […]
I’ve never been a scuba diver. When I was younger, I occasionally entertained the idea but never beyond a random thought. I do, however, have some friends who dive and before I retired from the travel industry, I had a couple of interested clients. Barbados was mentioned to me as were Bonaire, Costa Rica, and […]
I’ve written various posts on Alaska, one focusing on Juneau and one concentrating on Fairbank’s Chena Springs. There is so much in this state that it’s difficult to limit to only a few suggestions. Let’s take a quick look! Anchorage is located in SW Alaska and is the largest city in the state. It […]
We visited Ecuador on our recent cruise of South America. Our stay was short but we were able to get a feel for it, especially the Ecuadoran port city of Manta. When we docked at Manta, we immediately noticed the fishermen with their full nets. In fact, Ecuador is known as “the tuna capital of […]
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