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Re: Devils Tower National Monument
Nice photos of a fascinating place, Ottoman! I also visited the monument many years ago, and recall what an imposing and striking place it is. I can certainly see the cinematic appeal to Mr. Speilberg, who uses the physical drama of the place so very well in the last half of the movie.
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Devils Tower National Monument
Devils Tower is an igneous intrusion or laccolith in the Bear Lodge Mountains (part of the Black Hills) in northeastern Wyoming, above the Belle Fourche River. It rises dramatically 1,267 feet (386 m) above the surrounding terrain and...
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San Juan's El Morro: Layers of Stone, Layers of History (Where Gumbo Was, #84)
El Morro, the giant fortification that's guarded San Juan Harbor for nearly 500 years, is the sight we saw before we saw it. Its image is everywhere when you do online research for a trip to Puerto Rico; its "garitas"—small domed...
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'Temple Tourism' growing in Japan
An interest in traditional culture and Buddhism opens new opportunities, but raises questions.
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Game of Thrones fest set at 'House of Stark'
Yet another event planned to connect Game of Thrones sites to tourism promotion, this one in Northern Ireland.
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February 7, 2020: Guinea Pigs and a Cat
Sylvia visits a home in Peru where a cat peacefully coexists with guinea pigs—much like the proverbial lion and lambs.
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Turquoise Trail: A beautiful trip through New Mexico
Jonthan L takes us on a trip along The Turquoise Trail, with stops at Tinkertown and Madrid.
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The Rubin Museum: Home to Himalayan Art in NYC
Jonathan L takes us on a tour of another of New York City's fascinating smaller museums.
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Peripatetic Bhutan
LestertheInvester shares memories and many fine photos of his recent trip to Bhutan.
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Barcelona's "Other Architect"
Almost everyone who visits Barcelona goes knowing a little about Antonio Gaudi, the “moderniste” architect of the Sagrada Familia basilica and a host of unusual early 20th century buildings. Those who don’t soon find out that Gaudi...
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Wiener Bonbons: Highlights of Vienna (Where Gumbo was #114)
This week’s puzzle started with a very puzzling picture—so puzzling it needed a second shot to clarify that it was in a tunnel. Even so, Jonathan L was sharp enough to jump to a correct conclusion, which he hinted to the crowd in a comment...
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Chicago's History Museum knows the city's story
When it comes to the great Chicago Fire of 1871, seen in a diorama above, the Chicago History Museum knows all about it: The museum, founded in 1856, was destroyed in the fire and had to start again from scratch—only to burn again in 1874....
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Aug. 20, 2016: Fats Domino's Piano, New Orleans
Fats Domino's piano survives as an icon of the ageless musician and a reminder of New Orleans' hard times with Hurricane Katrina and floods.
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Milwaukee's Historic 3rd Ward
Jonathan L visits a historic part of Milwaukee which is undergoing a new transition.
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Dec. 19, 2016: Views from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government building
Travel Rob shows us where to see some of the best views of Tokyo.
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Gov't study: Airline loyalty programs fair but confusing
A Department of Transportation study has found that airline loyalty programs are working fairly well, but could use some further study and help.
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Points to Consider before Apply for Temporary Graduate Visa Subclass 485
You must in a deliberate confusion as a non-native student graduated in Australia in deciding your future plan: to top up and earn a livelihood in the nation or go for higher education. To make things simpler for you, Temporary Graduate Visa Subclass 485 can suffice both your requirements. This visa has been particularly introduced for non-native scholars from Australian study institutes. The 485 visa incorporates the following classifications: Graduate Work Stream (legitimate for one and...
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Visiting Small Museums: Great Way to Kill Time!
Jonathan L visits two small museums in NYC. Great places to spend an hour or two.
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Glimpses of Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn
PHeymont makes first acquaintance of a fabled landmark, home to many 'permanent New Yorkers.'
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Brooklyn Historical Society, New York
PHeymont finds the Brooklyn Historical Society as interesting from outside as from inside.
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A View from the Bridge
PHeymont shares a favorite walk, across the Brooklyn Bridge, with its views of both Manhattan and Brooklyn
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Where in the World was Gumbo? #25 - Milwaukee WI
And we have a winner! Port Moresby correctly identified Gumbo as visiting the Michigan Ave. Bridge in Milwaukee WI. Last summer I went to Milwaukee to visit one of my daughters. While there we took a cruise on the Milwaukee River and out onto Lake...
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Dec. 17, 2015 - Genghis Khan, Mongolia.
GarryRF presents this huge stainless steel monument to the great conqueror, located near Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
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Cunard's historic buildings in QM2 gallery
Cunard creates a collection of photographs of its classic office buildings in the U.S. and Britain for display on its flagship Queen Mary 2.
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Hi-tech hotel room matches your mood
Swissotel tries out rooms that adapt to your mood, your rhythm and more.
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Naples: Lively Streets and Sights
A week in Naples gave PHeymont a chance to see some of the liveliest street scenes in a colorful and chaotic neighborhood.
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A Change of Scenery at Maryland's Beautiful and Historic Eastern Shore
Stephanie unwinds and enjoys a visit to the peaceful environs of Maryland's eastern shore.
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Elmira College: Quiet Pioneer
PHeymont visits a quiet college with an important history and a strong link to Mark Twain.
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A Bevy of Churches, Elmira, New York
PHeymont explores the beauty and hidden history of a group of churches in Elmira, New York
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Two Cultural Icons
Jonathan L takes a short trip to New Jersey, and finds two cultural icons, well, at least iconic to him.
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Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond, Virginia
Jonathan L visits Richmond's wonderful Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
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Getting the Most of Your Trip to the North Coast 500
Some of the greatest scenery in Europe can be enjoyed when driving and exploring Scotland's famous North Coast 500 (sponsored content)
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Columbia International College
Some reasons you might want to consider the Columbia International College for your educational needs (sponsored content)
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Enjoying Shopping in Sykesville, Maryland
Stephanie visits Sykesville, Maryland, described by Budget Travel as "The Coolest Small Town in America."
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Priced out of UK? Buy a French village!
A British couple, priced out of buying land in their home country, were able to buy an entire French hamlet cheaply.
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Jackson Ward, Richmond, Virginia
George G visits a historically important African-American neighborhood and its art and history
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America's Most Endangered Historic Places
The National Trust for Historic Preservation posts its annual list of the most endangered sites.
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Ward Hall: Crown Jewel of Georgetown, Kentucky
Marilyn visits the well-preserved Ward Hall, with its opulent fittings, and a memory of how the wealth was created through slavery
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Into the Pines: Your Ultimate Road Trip Guide
Looking for some fresh air and freedom! Ride that pickup truck into a pine forest and take a deep breath!! (sponsored content)
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Devils Tower National Monument, Wyoming
DrFumblefinger shares photos of his first visit to Devil's Tower, situated in northeastern Wyoming and featured in the classic film, "Close Encounters of the Third Kind".
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The Ancient, Erotic Temples of Khajuraho
Sitting by the side of the intricately sculpted, ancient temples of Khajuraho, I watched entranced, as a throng of people in bright, elaborate saris chattered excitedly as they made their way, in their droves, to the only temple still in use.
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Re: Devils Tower National Monument, Wyoming
I've been all over that area and have yet to visit Devils Tower. Your photos are great!
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Re: Devils Tower National Monument, Wyoming
Thanks, Marilyn! Devil's Tower is definitely worth the diversion. It's much more impressive in person than in these photos.