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Cherokee Nation History and Culture Near Tulsa, OK by Bonnie & 
Bill Neely About 45 minutes’ drive from Hard Rock Casino and Resort we attended the first annual June Art of Living Festival on Capitol Square in Tahlequah, the town, which has always been the capital of the Cherokee Nation. Native American art and handicrafts by women and men, cultural demonstrations, as well as delicious typical foods were for sale up and down the main street, and a festival of live music with well-known bands was popular in Norris Park , turned into a wine and beer garden. The Nation sponsors other art festivals, with the largest being on Labor Day weekend in September and a weekend in mid-October. Read More...
Bill Neely About 45 minutes’ drive from Hard Rock Casino and Resort we attended the first annual June Art of Living Festival on Capitol Square in Tahlequah, the town, which has always been the capital of the Cherokee Nation. Native American art and handicrafts by women and men, cultural demonstrations, as well as delicious typical foods were for sale up and down the main street, and a festival of live music with well-known bands was popular in Norris Park , turned into a wine and beer garden. The Nation sponsors other art festivals, with the largest being on Labor Day weekend in September and a weekend in mid-October. Read More...
Dental Tourism in Beautiful Buenos Aires by Robert Painter Did you ever wake up in the middle of a dream and discover that you were in a beautiful cosmopolitan city; your teeth were beautiful; you had learned how to Tango; the finest steak dinners in really nice restaurants were only $10, and there were ice cream stores all over the place? Well, it happened to me! And, even more amazing is that this was not really a dream. Not only was it real, but the trip was free. Let me tell you about it. Read More...
Three Days of Wine and Roses in Los Gatos, California by Emma Krasov & Yuri Krasov We took a comfortable mini-coach of Royal Coach Tours to the mountainous wineries of higher elevations. Loma Prieta Winery was named after the infamous fault line that caused a devastating earthquake back in 1989 as an appeasement offering to the gods of quakes. The winery is located at 2,300 feet above the sea level and boasts 360 degrees of spectacular views. There is a plan in the making to introduce sunset tastings here Read More..
Bangkok Mini-Vacation Again by Sandra Scott Bangkok is the one of the major hubs of Southeast Asia that never fails thrill us as there is so much to see and do. In Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, the Chao Phraya River, the country's main river, flows through the city. We usually stay at the beautiful riverside Peninsula Hotel. We spend hours watching the river, which we find mesmerizing, from our room, the restaurants, and the pool. It is a working river with small colorful tugboats pulling three to five heavily loaded barges with sand, water taxis crisscrossing the river, and many other boats. We have often wondered where the barges come from and where they are going. This trip we found out. Read More...If you travel for more that just a look-see, visit the excellent new Philosophical Traveller for indepth perspectives on places around the world. Click here . You'll find our podcasts there also to listen while you do other work on your computer.
Yellowstone Treasures by Janet ChappelleHow To Heal A Painful Relationship by Bill FergusonThe Inner Life of Martin Frost by Paul Auster & Illustrated by Glenn ThomasBring Yourself to Love: How Couple Can Turn Disconnection Into Intimacy by Mona Barbera, PH.D