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Camping In The 1920's By Nelle Burgess It was the early 1920's and I was only about seven years old when my parents decided we'd take a family trip to see the historic and tourist sites in Florida... a long way from South Carolina by the dirt road we had to travel. My dad was a nature lover, and my mom was very adventuresome, so we made lots of unusual trips in those days when travel was not the norm...Read More

RVing in New England By Bonnie & Bill Neely In the past, we had found some areas of New England and the Middle Atlantic too crowded and too much traffic to really enjoy traveling the area by RV, but this time was different. We discovered some excellent RV parks to enjoy, and we plan to return again. Keep in mind, when planning your trip, that many campgrounds in the Northeast are open only from May through October...Read More...

Fighting Fire with Fire in South Africa By Julie Thompson Like getting your hands dirty? Fancy feeding a giraffe, handing out meat parcels to vultures, and then heading off to put out a raging bushfire on the African plains? The Global Volunteer Network's South Africa program made it allhappen for Chris Fong, a 23 year old engineer from Atlanta, Georgia, Read More

Southwestern Indiana Back Roads and Small Towns By Nancy S. Tardy Located about equidistant between the St. Louis, MO, and Indianapolis, IN, airports and near the I-64 corridor traveling west from Louisville, KY, my starting point was Indiana’s oldest city, Vincennes, originally a French trading post dating from the early1700s and transformed in 1777 into a British outpost

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When Traveling In Europe, Follow the Rising Sun ! By Robert A. Kendrick If you happen to be touring a sight and the all too familiar buses pull up, any possibility of tranquility will be lost. But, don't be annoyed. Recall that the mere presence of Japanese tourists indicates that you are at a sight worth seeing. Your travel planning expertise has been instantly confirmed. Read More

Wild About Waco! By Nancy & Dean Hoch What's exciting to do in Waco? More than you'd ever imagine! All our lives we'd heard about Waco, Texas and, being Easterners, just the very name sounded so Western and so filled with "Heart-of-Texas" lore. We knew Waco was located on the longest river in Texas, the Brazos (840 miles long), and that it's the home of Baylor University, but, other than that, we really didn't know much about this one-of-a-kind city with its population of 120,000. In our minds, Waco had always been a remote city on a desert-like plain with not all that much to offer visitors. How wrong we were on both counts!

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Finding the Real Gold in Costa Rica By Linda BallouA morning swim in placid waters beneath pastel pink heavens soothed muscles put to tests that included mountain biking, white water rafting, pony trekking, hiking in rain forests, kayaking across blue-green depths to a picnic on a palm-studded island, and a night patrol with turtle conservationists along a strand of deserted beach. These were just a few of the high points of this holiday designed for those who want to breathe deeply Read More...

Paris: Don't Drink the Water (Or anything else either!)…By Erin B. DeBernardo Oui. Seriously! And not for reasons you might imagine. While it's true that Parisian water is excellent in quality and taste, I say don't drink the water while in Paris for a different reason - restrooms can be very hard to come by. Of course, I can only speak from my own experience. I'm an avid water-drinker and I noticed that I had to modify that habit while in Paris because I didn't want to have to go through the hassle of being on the constant lookout for 'les toilettes.' Read More...

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The Alaska Wilderness Guide 9th Edition

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