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Cities on the water have their own special magic, but the charm, grace and warm welcome that Historic Charleston exudes is mesmerizing. Walking the stone sidewalks and cobblestone streets through the enchanting architecture – the homes and steeples; the gas lanterns and window boxes; all while horse-drawn carriages go by – makes you feel suspended…
Idaho’s Rail to Trail Star Trestles, tunnels and trails… biking the “Route of the Hiawatha” is a 15 mile bike trail that covers part of the Olympian Hiawatha railway route over the Montana and Idaho border. It is one of only 15 US bike trails named to the “Rail Trail Hall of Fame” by the…
In the span of just a few miles we found the rolling grasslands dropping away to an other-worldly landscape of rocky pyramids, pillars, knife edge ridges and narrow canyons. The drive through the north east section of the Badlands Wall during the late afternoon was truly breathtaking.
“Hitting the open road” in a recreational vehicle was never even on our radar. Travel? Always. Camping? Never. Hotels with soft beds and hot showers just sounded much better. Enter 2020 … a year like no other.
A Rhine River cruise is one of the most popular ways to enjoy the beauty and history of the Rhine. The castles, cathedrals, towns and vineyards are a rich tapestry back in time.
One of the most popular things to do in Sydney is to climb to the summit of the city’s iconic Harbor Bridge. I was wondering if my fear of heights would hold me back but knew that the exhilaration of standing at the top enjoying the 360 degree view would be hard to beat. I…
The Freedom Trail, June 2019 Hi! I am Buster the traveling yorkie. I love going on adventures with my parents! I’m over 15 years old and Mom says that makes me around 107 in puppy years. That sure sounds like a big number! I can still run and jump, although I really don’t see the…