Roving in Uruguay: Top Tips to See the Country by Car – Part III
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In this post, we pick up where we left off in Part II of our series citing our top tips for a quick look-see...
Roving in Uruguay: Top Tips to See the Country by Car – Part II
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In this post, we pick up where we left off in Part I citing our top tips for a quick look-see of Uruguay. As...
Nor Lae, Thailand: A Border Village Among the Clouds
At 5,000 feet on the Thai-Myanmar border, a village of diverse hill tribe peoples lives in harmony. A firsthand visit to one of Thailand's most remote and beautiful communities.
Chapman’s Peak, South Africa: Where Sea, Sky, and Land Becken You to Explore
There are few places on earth where Nature offers up a feast for the eyes, a never-ending cornucopia of sea, sky, and land, soothing...
Glimpses of Greece
It's been 30-years since I visited Greece. After walking around Athens I'm starting to feel like I'm "back home". It's been great to hear...
Glimpses of South Africa
South Africa In a word: Wow! Some of the imagery seems to be taken straight out of Jurassic Park.
Why go? To see the sights, go...
How to snag international flights on the cheap
Discover how to make your travel dreams come true without breaking the bank! Learn tips to save thousands of dollars on flights and accommodations.
Cambodia — The Ruinous Reign of the Khmer Rouge
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Three million dead in four years. A firsthand visit to Cambodia's Tuol Sleng Museum, Killing Fields & the history — Khmer Rouge genocide.
Rovin’ in Roanoke: The O. Winston Link Museum — Part II
If you love photography and are fascinated with trains, you won't be disappointed if you visit the O. Winston Link museum in downtown Roanoke, co-located...
Rovin’ in Roanoke: First Impressions — Part I
If you hop in a car and drive westerly out Route 66 from the Washington, D.C. area for about an hour to Front Royal,...