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Quebec's Cote Nord...Sept Iles and Historic Lighthouse By Bonnie & Bill Neely In 1964 when the electrified lighthouse eliminated the need for the keeper, the government planned to tear down the old lighthouse and all the outer houses. However, protests from citizens persuaded the government to preserve this historical edifice. The caretaker's home in 1980 became a very fine restaurant and bed and breakfast hotel. Four guest rooms on the second floor can hold two, three or four people. The cuisine is as exquisite as it is delicious... a five course dinner. Read More...

Camping at Stone Mountain By Bonnie & Bill Neely If you are in the Atlanta Georgia area, a stop over at Stone Mountain is an absolute for a day or a week of fun. We discovered the Stone Mountain Campground, planned to stay one night, and extended our stay much longer than that!  With 440 campsites, Stone Mountain Lake and Campground has...Read More

The Petroglyphs of Parowan Gap, Utah By Bonnie & Bill Neely For summer Solstice we were fortunate to join an educational celebration at Parowan Gap near Cedar City, Utah. It is one you MUST attend if you are able to travel there. Parowan Gap is a unique place in all the world, a natural and anthropological wonder. It is a natural narrow gap between two mountains, and on the Solstice, the sun sets exactly in the middle! Read More

Tau't Bato and Palawan Tribe By Antonio Graceffo The Batak and Tagbanua, tribes who live inside of the Puerto Princesa city limits, are protected by Tagbalay Foundation, the City Tribal office, and Mayor Hagedorn's tribal aid projects which include medical assistance, education, free seeds for farming, and a push to establish land deeds for the tribal people under the Ancestral Domain legislation. But the tribes outside of the city limits are more or less on their own, with little or no aid coming in. Read More...

Palm Springs- Paradise in the Desert By Ron Kapon The San Andreas Fault crosses the valley which is sometime called “The Desert Empire”. The Agua Caliente band of Cahuilla Indians has lived in the area since their reservation was established in 1896. They are the largest land owners in Palm Springs with over 6,700 acres of reservation land within the city limits. The city has a warm, dry climate with less than 6 inches of rain a year. The dry desert heat during the summer means temperatures over 100, which cools to the 70’s at night. Read More...


Yemen, Uncommon Trip For Americans Today, Part 1 By Leslie Adams One cannot really travel alone in Yemen because of the roads, limited mass transit and, of course, the potential danger. Therefore, you have to go on a tour. Carmen and I joined up with a Dutch company called Djoser that was leading a group of fifteen Germans, plus me. I checked out another company here in the US, and they do not go to Yemen due to the difficulty in obtaining a visa, which I did have trouble getting. Read More...
Hex Marks the Spot By Kregg P. J. Jorgenson 'Witches,' he replied. 'At least one of the many off-shoot groups anyway.'
'Ah!' I said ah-ing not really understanding the difference. Black pointy hats and brooms would have helped but apparently that's old school perception. These days you're likely to find a wide array of dress from tie-dyed shirts with jeans to elaborate robes complete with crystal necklaces, capes, and wooden staves. Read More...


Along the Templar Trail by Brandon Wilson
Happy Camper: Half Price Camping Guide
Sisters, Ink by Rebeca Seitz

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April 2008
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Anticosti Island:  Quebec's Best Kept Secret By Bonnie & Bill Neely Anticosti is one of the best kept secrets of North America for travelers who appreciate nature and want to get away from stress, noise, rush, traffic,and poluted air. This island, at the mouth of the great St. Lawrence River where it forms the Gulf of St. Lawrence at the Atlantic Ocean, is the perfect discovery for anyone seeking crisp, cool, pristine nature, quietude, clean fresh air, glorious clear skies or mystical fog, Read More...

Listening to Thai in Bangkok By Antonio Graceffo After I understood the concepts behind the program, it began to make sense. Soon, it was like joining a cult. People who believed in the program couldn’t believe there was any other way to learn Thai. And now I think they are right. The program, called ALG (Automatic Language Growth), was developed by an innovative American linguist, named Dr. J. Marvin Brown. ALG was based on ... observing the way children learn language. Read More...

Traveling in Mexico: Bus Stop. Stop! By Dean Bartoshwe decided to take the bus downtown. How bad could it be? It was only six pesos and I don't imagine that those big lumbering buses could move all that fast down the strip. So, with the taxi cabs lined up outside our resort and the drivers all trying to coax us in like carnival barkers, we climbed aboard the public bus...Read More

Old Habits Die  More Easily Than Expectorated By Juliana Keeping Differences between life in Chicago and life on the other side of the world, in Qinhuangdao, a seaside city of almost three million, are as vast as to be expected. But big cultural differences in small, everyday rituals are what intrigue me the most. Read More

“Wilderness Luxury"Outdoor Adventures With Pampering By Mike Norton “What’s becoming really popular are multi-adventure tours where we combine two or three activities,” says Schluender. “Suppose we kayak down the Jordan River, then jump on bikes and ride the Jordan Valley Trail back to the beginning. Or in winter, raft down the river and ski or snowshoe back to the top of the valley. There’s really no limit to what we can do.” Read More

Antigua and Barbuda By Ron Kapon  The coral reefs now attract snorkelers and scuba divers and the 365 beaches (I must trust the Tourist Board’s count as I stopped at 145) attract 700,000 cruise visitors and 230,000 tourists. For those of you who are geographically challenged Antigua is located in the middle of the Leeward Island’s in the Eastern Caribbean...Read More


Cooking Class in the City of Light By Victoria L. CookseyWhile recently solo traveling in Paris, France I had the pleasure of participating in a French cooking class through Marguerite’s Elegant Home Cooking. Attending a cooking class is a great way to take time out from being lonely, meet new friends, and learn new skills all at once. Just a few extra Euros covers the cost of a market visit before the class. Read More...

Blue Sky, Blue Water, and a Ship Full of The Blues By Linda Oatman High Blues Cruise has been sailing from Florida to the Caribbean since 1994, and in 2006 the first San Diego cruise was launched. Spearheaded by Kansas City music promoter Roger Naber, the Legendary Rhythm and Blues Cruise is one-of-a-kind: the only all-blues-all-the-time cruise in the universe. Once a Blues Cruiser, always a Blues Cruiser, so it seems. Many of the passengers on our boat seem to be returning Cruisers, hooked on this event that’s not only a cruise but a music festival not to be found anywhere else in the world. Read More...


The Milepost 2008, 60th Editon, by Kris Valencia
Voice of Conscience by Behcet Kaya
Smiling At The World by Joyce Major

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