by Charlie Leocha | May 8, 2021
Mom’s travel lessons added life to sights we visited Mothers Day is tomorrow. It is a good time for me to reflect on my travels with Mom. My mother taught me how to get the most from travel. From Mom’s travel lessons I learned how to savor travel, how to...
by Victor Block | Apr 24, 2021
With a bit of research, uncover nature’s little-known gems Sure, it’s great to oooh and aaah at the grandeur of the Grand Canyon, be overwhelmed by the blistered desert floor and extinct volcanic craters in Death Valley, and hear the thunderous roar of Niagara...
by Charlie Leocha | Apr 17, 2021
The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier honors troops and sailors from WWI, WWII, and the Korean War Editor’s note: This digest version of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier comes from an extensive description in the official Arlington National National Cemeteries Tours...
by Melinda Ojermark | Apr 13, 2021
Travel as a pedestrian in your own neighborhood Editor’s note: This story was originally published a year ago and this version has been lightly edited. It certainly is a very vivid reminder of where we were then and how far we’ve come since in terms of...
by Victor Block | Apr 10, 2021
Discover where you live instead of taking a long trip If the current “don’t travel far from home” regimen has you down in the dumps, take heart. A world of wonder awaits. Just head out to discover where you live. Travel around the corner or only a short walk away and...
by Charlie Leocha | Apr 3, 2021
There are two sides to Hawaii — the lush tourism and fascinating history Names like Waikiki Beach and Diamond Head conjure beauty and long, sandy shorelines. But how many of us know the history and tourism in Oahu. Have you visited the Bishop Museum and the Iolani...
