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The Architectural Beauty of South Walton Beach Towns
by Richard Frisbie
Route 30-A, running East and West on the Gulf shore of Walton County, is
a newly designated Scenic Highway in Florida. A recent trip on 30-A
showed me how innovative the planned communities along it...(more) |
TRAVEL TIDBITS
Rain—The Beatles Experience
Celebrate Valentine's Day All Month
Long
What kind of shoes do you wear to a
Barefoot Wine dinner?
Bijoux is smartly paired with
Distinguished Barlow Winery
A Custom “Project Runway” Tour for the
Home Fashion Designer
A Moby is
for Me: The Most Comfortable
Baby Carrier
Uptown Players Presents Annual
“Broadway Our Way” Fundraiser
New golfing resort opens in
Doral
Broadway’s Best Loved Musical
Tracy Lett’s 2008 Tony Award and
Pulitzer Prize Winning Play August: Osage County
Rococo
Gardens
TITAS to Present
Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company
Jan. 8 and 9
Death Express
President Garfield’s Home Opens
Several Historic Chapters
Exciting New
Year's Eve Celebrations in Brazil
Gourmet Gifts
Perfect Wines for Chilly Nights
Only in Las
Vegas: Sweet Surrender Cupcake Shop
Dine Dance Clap
Last-Minute, Budget Holiday Gifts
Don't wash that man right out of your
Hair
What every Cheater needs to know
Exploring cuisine and
culture in Pittsburgh
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Cheyenne
by Robert Painter
Gun
slingin’ cowboys at the depot, buffalo herds in the surrounding hills, trail
rides into the horizon and western music in the barn.
Check these off your list and you’ll know you’re in the real west. ...(more) |
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Cupid’s Creative Cocktails
by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
Make a glowing toast to the night of love with the
Midori Sweetheart cocktail, a fresh blend of passion fruit, elderflower and
Midori’s Yubari melon. Topped off with a touch of honey and delicate pink
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No
Calorie Valentines
by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
Cupid has failed you and now it’s time to take love matters into your own
hands. Let this Valentine’s Day be your year start. Finish off your Valentine’s Day look with a head-turning lipstick from
Make-Up...(more) |
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Chocoholics Guide to Valentine’s Day
by Madelyn Miller, The
TravelLady
Celebrate the Season of Love with the Ultimate Chocolate Delight from LindtI confess to being addicted to Lindor balls. It happened on a trip to
Switzerland. Swiss chocolate everywhere, and I found Lindt...(more) |
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London is for Lovers
by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
Who says Paris is the
most romantic city in the world? Here are some romantic valentine
packages that offer a royal approach to romance.
Treat your loved one with a Valentine's Weekend
at the ...(more) |
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The Mexican Pelican on Mazatlan’s Malecon
by Lance Kramer
It was, at first glance,
just another pelican taking a break from its food search efforts. Why the
pelican chose to rest near two small fishing boats named “Pelican’s” and “Pelikano”
was likely ...(more) |
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Magical Encounters in Bruges
by Janice Rossen
Bruges is bewitching.
Everyone who has visited there will have already raved to you about
it. While I am saying still
more in its praise, I am inspired to write on the corner of it which I
am slowly...(more) |
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Exploring the Malay Peninsula
by
Sandra Scott
In
the late 90s upon arrival at Singapore’s award-winning Changi Airport, I was
impressed to see an information kiosk where transiting passengers were
signing up for free city tours. Then I saw a
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Christmas Dinner in a Chef's Home
by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
Eating at a chef's table
in a restaurant is an exciting experience. Being in the kitchen, usually
having a special menu prepared for the event is all such a heady experience.
Makes you feel like a real insider
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Magical Maui Moments With My Mother
by Donna
Yuen
The years have slipped by so quickly. Turning towards her now I
notice her gray hairs, and the wrinkles growing almost imperceptibly
from the corners of her eyes. I remember how cautiously she would
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A Journey To Cienfuegos And Trinidad
by Habeeb Salloum
I was half asleep as I stepped outside the front door of our hotel in the early morning darkness. Barely seeing a bench I moved nearer to sit down. Startled, I almost sat down on a man seemingly
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In
Zacatecas, Museums Aren’t Stuffy
by Joyce Dalton
Museums have never been my thing. Generally, I file them under
obligatory tourist sites. Thus, it was with something akin to amazement
that I found myself spending hours – willingly, no less –
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Feeling Italian in Orvieto
by Nancy Morgantini
I have to tell you about the "sausage convention" in Orvieto.
At least that is what we called them..."the sausage guys". They
were everywhere, in packs of 6 or 7, strolling the streets in their
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Gone Greek!
by Sheila Sobell
Going Greek island hopping? Take these suggestions with you to make the best of going Greek!
Our first glimpse from the cable car of startling white-washed
geometrically shaped houses and blue-domed
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A Whale of a time
by Doug Olthof
Whale sharks are the true
behemoths of the aquatic world - they can grow longer than a bus (up to 18
metres in length) yet feast on the smallest of organisms, plankton. However,
finding these big fish...(more) |
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10 Special Cruise Vacations to share with your Children
edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
Adventurous families are enjoying more cruise vacations due to extremely low prices and great value.
An estimated 1.6 million children joined their parents and relatives aboard cruise ships...(more) |
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Christmas Eve Fable Comes to Life
in Gloucester
by Marilyn Loeser
Tucked away near the
Gloucester Cathedral wall is the tiny tailor shop Beatrix Potter used as the
model for the illustrations she drew
for The Tailor of
Gloucester, a children's novel first published in
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Bemidji – a Destination of Legend and Lore
by Marilyn Loeser
With its
lyrical name and wilderness setting, Bemidji offers relaxation and the
natural wonders of the Minnesota North Woods.
Before
white settlers arrived in the area, about 50 Leech Lake American...(more) |
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