by Victor Block | Feb 13, 2021
From plantations to churches and from schools and museums, civil rights sites relive the beginnings of desegregation As the Civil War drew to a close, soldiers of the 55th Massachusetts Volunteer Regiments occupied McLeod Plantation. Held by on James Island, South...
by Victor Block | Jan 30, 2021
Fantasy bucket lists are created as guidelines for dreams that may never come true My Fantasy Bucket List includes experiences that appeal to my love of great theater and magnificent nature. A fascination with fantasy continues with my longing to relive chapters of...
by Victor Block | Jan 16, 2021
Where else but America can you celebrate cow chips and garlic? In America, weird festivals rule. In Gilroy, California, people line up to purchase watermelon, ice cream, and chocolate, all laced with fresh, pungent garlic. Once Wisconsin pioneers and Native Americans...
by Victor Block | Nov 27, 2020
Virtual travel through reading will add understanding and magic to future trips Hop aboard the fabled Orient Express train. Pedal the route of the famous Tour de France bicycle race. Explore the colorful canals and history-rich streets of Venice. OK, so you can’t make...
by Victor Block | Oct 17, 2020
From Stonehenge to sinewy serpent, archaeology sites combine history, mystery, and more People who ascend a high mountain ridge in Wyoming are greeted by a geometrically arranged collection of rocks. Visitors to southwestern Ohio marvel at a mammoth earthwork shaped...
