Tagged With "The Shining"
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Early summer - North Yorkshire.
Paul Hunter shares some beautiful shots of early summer in his home region of North Yorkshire!
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California Gardens 2017: Gold Country, Part I
PortMoresby returns to a subject dear to her heart with the first of a 5 part series on gardens within driving distance of her home.
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Spotted on the Road. 1932 Ford Coupe
A nicely maintained 1932 Ford Coupe Hot Rod, spotted in Calgary.
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Spotted on the Road: 1959 Meteor Montcalm, Calgary
A lovely late 1950's 2 door hardtop coupe, a model built and sold only in Canada.
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Kilgore, Texas: A Very Derrick Christmas
Many cities celebrate the season with unusual and beautiful trees, but Kilgore's are absolutely unique, as Marilyn Jones explains.
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February 24, 2020: 1968 Chevrolet Camaro RS
DrFumblefinger spots a lovely 1968 Camaro RS in Calgary.
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December 30, 2019: 1935 Ford Pickup, Calgary
DrFumblefinger enjoyed this beautifully preserved 1935 pickup truck.
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January 27, 2020: 1969 Datsun 1600, Calgary
DrFumblefinger came across this very nice 1969 Datsun Roadster convertible in Calgary.
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Free Things to do in Phoenix, Arizona
Looking for some free things to do in the Phoenix area? If so, Samantha shares some of the exciting and free things to do while exploring the city.
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Brussels hotels aim for the stars
A new classification system, after nine years without one, will give Brussels hotels new stars and new marketing tools.
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Manhattan from the Other Shore
Manhattan's skyline is constantly, although the changes are not always instantly obvious, at least not so much as the change between the city's days as a port where the ships lined the shore and the growth of huge buildings clustered together in their...
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Gumbo's Pic of the Day, Dec. 26, 2013: Mall of America, Bloomington, Minnesota
The Mall of America, Minneapolis, Minnesota. As you can see in this photo, the Mall of America (which opened in 1992) has something for everybody. Activities include (just to mention a few) an amusement park (Nickleodeon...
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Spotted on the Road: 1958 VW Beetle
A beautiful example of Germany's very popular "people's car".
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Spotted on the Road. 1955 Chevy 1300 Truck
A beautiful 1955 Chevy pickup. You can tell it's Canadian made because it is the 1300 series.
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Spotted on the Road. 1958 Mercury Monterey
Spotted in Calgary, this 1958 Mercury Monterey includes quad headlamps, an 383 cu in V8 engine and a multidrive three-speed automatic transmission.
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Spotted on the Road: 1929 Ford Model A
A wonderful old Ford and a customized trailer made for a great combination! How would you like to do a roadtrip across America with this rig, like its owner did?
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Spotted on the Road. 1973 Ford Maverick
A budget spots car designed by Ford. The Maverick was a great commercial success, rivaling Ford's popular Mustang. This nicely preserved specimen was spotted in Calgary.
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Spotted on the Road. 1969 Shelby GT500
A beautiful muscle car created by iconic Shelby American Corporation, the GT500 is highly desired among collectors.
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Spotted on the Road: 1954 Meteor
DrFumblefinger enjoyed this beautiful 1954 Meteor while at a car show in Calgary, Canada
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Celebrating Natchez, Mississippi’s 300th Anniversary
Marilyn Jones takes her family along to visit storied Natchez, about to celebrate its 300 years of history.
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Spotted on the Road. 1966 Chevy Impala SS
A car from my childhood, a beautiful 1966 Chevy Impala convertible, with an impressive 427 horses under the hood.
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Spotted on the Road. 1940 Ford Pickup Truck
The truck, newly designed for 1940, was very popular with consumers. Even 75 years after it was made, this Ford half ton truck remains a beautiful vehicle.
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October 28, 2019: 1967 Pontiac Parisienne, Calgary
DrFumblefinger spotted this nicely preserved Canadian car in Calgary. Parisienne was mostly a GM Canadian line, although for a few years was manufactured in the USA.
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Nov 25, 2019: 1968 Ford Mustang, Calgary
DrFumblefinger comes across a nice example of a first generation Ford Mustang.
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Ireland boosting 'undiscovered' sites
Ireland's tourism board is granting funds to local authorities to develop new attractions in "undiscovered Ireland."
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National World War II Museum, New Orleans
A museum that houses a massive collection of artifacts, but uses them to tell the story of the war through the eyes of individuals.
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December 10, 2015: Stolpersteine, Berlin, Germany
On the sidewalks of Berlin, you are likely to find these commemorative stones. Learn more about them.
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Antigua, Guatemala: A Walking Tour, Part 1
Antigua is one of Guatemala's oldest cities, and has some of its best-preserved colonial buildings—at least in part because after 1776 it was nearly-abandoned for 150 years. LestertheInvestor shows us around.
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Enjoying a Taste of Sunshine City in St. Petersburg, Florida
Stephanie Kalina-Metzger loved her visit to St. Pete and shares some of the wonderful attractions, shopping and food she enjoyed.
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Landscaping Tips to Help Your Property Stand Out
Owning a good property is many people’s dream. We work for hours on end in order to be able to buy that property in the countryside. Once we get to achieve this dream, we have other responsibilities lying ahead of us. We have to pay for the bills and above all we have to keep it looking clean and fresh. You can make some simple touches to your property such as making changes to the outside décor, changing exterior colors and improving lawns. now you can find best property at properties away...
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Are you consciously considering the impact of negativity in your life?
Negativity is bad for us in many ways, and we need to realize that it can make it difficult for us to survive in this competitive world. If we have a negative frame of mind, we will force ourselves to take the wrong decisions and, in the process, we will make the situation messy. If you do not want this to happen, you need to get rid of negativity as soon as possible. Given below are some of the points that will help you understand that negativity will create major problems in your life.
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Charles Bridge in Prague, Czech Republic
Samantha and her husband fell in love with the city of Prague, and really enjoyed spending time on the famous Charles Bridge.
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July 30, 2018: Twin Harbors Lighthouse
The oldest functioning lighthouse in the state of Minnesota, the light house still helps guide iron ore ships into Twin Harbors.
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Re: Where in the World is TravelGumbo? (#393)
Here is today's clue, a bit late. The finish on this one may not be to everyone's taste, but we'll bet Spider Man would take a shine to it!
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The Open Air Market in Downtown Phoenix, Arizona
Samantha walks us through a Phoenix food treasure, a market full of farmers, small businesses and sustainable agriculture products.
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Re: Chambersburg, Pennsylvania: Something for Everyone
Nice piece! As an aside, I want to congratulate Stephanie for winning second place in the Keystone Media Awards for her work in The Burg News—we heard she was competing with over 2,000+ entries! Talent, like truth, always shine through.
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Shanghai Makes a Big Impression
Shanghai is China's most populous city and, as Barry Barford discovered, it is surprisingly cosmopolitan.
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British Museum to show oldest sky map
An upcoming exhibit on the ancient world of Stonehenge will include a number of significant items from further afield.
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Farmville, Virginia: Civil War to Civil Rights
George G takes us on a walk through a colorful and historic town.
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5 Adventure Sports In Kashmir For The Daring Souls
Kashmir is a dreamland for every nature lover, thrillseeker, and solitude lover, who has been lusting for breathtaking panorama, adrenaline-pumping sports, and relaxation. This royal city of nawab is home to magnificent peaks, lush green meadows, cascading water streams, and much more. Besides the enchanting landscape and magnificent viewpoints, Kashmir offers an array of fun-loving sports for tourists of all kinds. Whether you are a solo traveler, a millennial, or have come on romantic...
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Shining a Light on Lighthouses
A small but ambitious museum on Staten Island is growing in what was once the nation's depot for its hundreds of lighthouses.
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Farmers and Crafts Markets, Las Cruces, NM
Marilyn spends a pleasant day shopping the crafts stalls at one of America's best markets
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Lisbon's lights reluctant to shine
A glitch turns the lighting of Lisbon's Christmas tree into a moment of comedy
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8 Things to Bake This Weekend for a Healthier Treat
Everyone -- even the busiest traveler -- needs to eat. Sheerin suggests some healthy recipes you might want to consider (sponsored content)
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Rome's Culinary Delights: A Foodie's Guide to Authentic Roman Cuisine
When one thinks of Rome one thinks of antiquities, traditions, and food. A look at how to go about sampling all that the city has to offer (sponsored content)
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Gumbo's Pic of the Day, July 10, 2015: European Parliament buildings at sunset
Glimpsed by chance from a Brussels window, buildings of the European Union Parliament in Belgium shine in the reflected sunlight of an early evening.
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Southeastern Railway Museum, Georgia
This Atlanta-area museum has some fascinating equipment on display, but needs more funding to make it shine
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Tallinn Cathedrals: Plain and Fancy
Lutheran and Orthodox cathedrals in the Estonian capital are a short walk apart but vastly different in tone and history
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Fun at a Lumberjack Show—Rain or Shine!
On her Alaska cruise, Marilyn Jones enjoys an unusual show highlighting skills from one of Alaska's big industries