Oh, just when you thought that New England was all about pretty ‘English’ early American architecture, or just the place where the claim chowder came from, think again. New England was ‘discovered’ and populated well and truly before the English came around.
Review this video, for example. It features an unusual sight that is of […]
May 02 2008 | Active Vacation and Hiking and New England and Sightseeing | No Comments »
By Vera Lang
Looking for places to visit in the South East of France? Well, I would not skip the Cote d’Azur as it’s a special place. If you’re traveling by train from Italy back to the UK, you’ll most likely pass right through it.
Top 10 Destinations in SE France
(places in order of driving from Italy;
not […]
March 29 2008 | 2. Europe and Active Vacation and France, Paris, Mediterranean and Hiking and Sightseeing and South of France and Water Sports | No Comments »
By Connie Limon
Along Freedom Trail there are three museum sites:
• Old South Meeting House
• Old State House
• Paul Revere House
These three museums have joined together with one discount ticket. For $11.00 for adults and $3.00 for children, you can visit the three museums on the Trail. The individual adult admission tickets to all these same museums […]
March 14 2008 | Boston and Educational Trip and Hiking and Massachusetts and Sightseeing | No Comments »
By Andrew Stratton
Those of us who live in the States are lucky. We have one of the best National Park systems in the world. We also have fast, efficient Interstates that will take you close enough to most of them that you don’t have to worry about off-roading in your RV!
But what makes those parks […]
March 10 2008 | 1. North America and Active Vacation and Biking, Bicycle Tours and California and Camping and Ecotourism and Hiking and Wyoming | No Comments »
It doesn’t really matter which of the US national parks you visit, you are going to discover gorgeous scenery and wildlife that will take your breath away.
February 18 2008 | 1. North America and Active Vacation and Arizona and California and Colorado and Hiking | No Comments »
If you happen to be Australian you would, quite naturally, divide Queensland into four different regions. The South East corner, which includes Brisbane, the state’s capital and the Gold and the Sunshine coasts, The Islands, including the Whitsundays, the Tropical North and, of course, the Outback. In this article you’ll find a little information about each region with some links for you to follow, enjoy. - part 1
February 04 2008 | Active Vacation and Australia, New Zealand and Hiking and Honeymoons and Recreation and Sightseeing | No Comments »
Still want to go to the snow?
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By Sam Berman
For a location known primarily for best of class skiing Lake Tahoe offers an amazing choice of activities. Even though outdoor activities are the most most familiar ways to have fun there are so many indoor activities that everyone is sure to find […]
January 18 2008 | 1. North America and Active Vacation and California and Hiking and Sightseeing and Winter Sport Travel | No Comments »
By Caitlin Moore
Mexico evokes certain images when mentioned as a vacation destination, but when the topic of conversation is Puerto Vallarta, it becomes necessary to expand a little bit. This isn’t a run of the mill getaway spot where cerveza and sunbathing are the main draws; Puerto Vallarta is rich with culture, art, and adventure […]
December 29 2007 | 1. North America and Active Vacation and Hiking and Mexico and Sightseeing and Water Sports | No Comments »
