Yosemite-The Roads less traveled may be the Best
Yosemite National Park is in my backyard (almost). It is one of the natural wonders of the world. It also has become increasingly busy, but there are still uncrowded or less crowded areas of the park that equal anything the Valley floor has to offer. The... more - travel report by
eirekay
Anasazi - Precursor to the Aztecs?
Anasazi -- A quick check of Internet search engines will produce spectacular pictures about the Anasazi, a Stone Age civilization that lived in the region circa 650 AD – 1300 AD. At its height, the entire region supported over 50,000 inhabitants. Mesa Ver... more - travel report by
bootlegga
Alaska for beginners...
...two years later we sat on their balcony in Fairbanks from where we started our round-trip…….. Alaska, 1.700.138 square kilometres, more or less 620.000 inhabitants, more than a 100 State-Parks, 5000 glaciers, 3000 rivers, waterfalls, fjords, forests, s... more - travel report by
christianj.
Winter in My Kind of Town: Chicago
Chicago -- the name conjures up images of gray skyscraper canyons funneling the bitter wind blowing off Lake Michigan. What could possibly be appealing about this place, especially in December? Turns out, my concept of Chicago seriously needed a reality c... more - travel report by
whereisliz
The tourists return to NOLA
He came home hoping our family would have a chance to visit the city again before it was washed away, a scenario that people working in disaster management knew our country was not prepared for. As everyone is aware, the inevitable hurricane chose 2005 to... more - travel report by
anna_moon
Sometimes dreams do come true...
You see I grew up on American TV watching the likes of Charlie’s Angels, LA Law, Beverly Hill 90210 and Girlfriends, all filmed in and around LA. So when the opportunity presented itself I jumped at the chance to make my fantasy come true. Clive James a f... more - travel report by
mistybleu
What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas!
In the vast Nevada desert, in the Southwest USA, lies a splat of asphalt known as Las Vegas. It is the fastest growing city in the US. The Las Vegas of the past was known as Sin City, ruled by crime bosses, with gambling, legalized prostitution, and a non... more - travel report by
jwmarkham
God’s gift-Vichy Springs
My friend had told me ,that he had visited a few years ago a very interesting resort-retreat By the name: Vichy Springs .So ,we had decided to check this resort our self .I had contacted the resort myself and made reservation for a creek side room .The re... more - travel report by
picasso
New York, New York is a wonderful town!
My first visit to New York was back in the 80s; I remember walking from 94th Street and Amsterdam Avenue all the way down to Union Square, past the Twin Towers through to Wall Street (anyone who knows New York will know that was an incredibly long way); a... more - travel report by
mistybleu
Going MIA...
From Trinidad & Tobago, Miami is only 3 hours away and there are some great competitive prices to be had.
Miami is located on a broad plain that is bordered by two national parks: to the west Everglades National Park, - east Biscayne National Park;... more - travel report by
mistybleu
