In today’s highlighted photo one can see a freighter leaving the Duluth harbor, making its way underneath the Aerial Lift Bridge, past Canal Park, and heading out to Lake Superior. The second photo shows the road portion of the…
Surveys of frequent travelers by several travel magazines name Air Canada as North America’s best airline overall and in several categories. DETAILS
Here’s the discussion to the picture puzzle posted nearly a week ago. Gumbo, like you, was enjoying the nice soft light of dusk over Long Beach’s Harbor in Southern California. He was studying the massive Queen Mary in the distance…
Southwest, now the biggest U.S. domestic carrier, and Virgin America will expand service from New York’s Laguardia Airport using gate slots bought from American Airlines. The sale was part of the requirement for merger approval of AA and USAir, which…
The Columbia River is one of the most interesting and beautiful geographic features of the Inland Northwest, from its headwaters in British Columbia to the dramatic Gorge just east of Portland, Oregon. When…
I’ve often advised travelers with jam-packed itineraries to step back and leave themselves time to take a walk in a park or sit there a while, experiencing what the locals see and do. When we travel, it’s one of our favorite things to do (we even…
The National Bison Refuge provides an excellent opportunity to see bison in their natural setting — the hilly grasslands of Montana. The Refuge is located about an hour’s drive northwest of Missoula and is…
Running as fast as they dare out on the old rutted highway from Cisco and heading fast for Moab, a warm hotel and dry clothes after a long day’s hard ride, two snorting Harley Davidson motorcycles cross onto the i91 and head towards the edge of Arches National Park.
The Burrard Bridge (aka the Burrard Street Bridge) is an Art Deco style bridge constructed in the 1930s. It spans False Creek and connects downtown Vancouver with its southern suburbs. In addition to vehicle…
Must admit this isn’t one I’d heard of before. An interesting bit of Trivial Pursuit….Here’s that link.
In today’s highlighted photo one can see a freighter leaving the Duluth harbor, making its way underneath the Aerial Lift Bridge, past Canal Park, and heading out to Lake Superior. The second photo shows the road portion of the…
Surveys of frequent travelers by several travel magazines name Air Canada as North America’s best airline overall and in several categories. DETAILS
Here’s the discussion to the picture puzzle posted nearly a week ago. Gumbo, like you, was enjoying the nice soft light of dusk over Long Beach’s Harbor in Southern California. He was studying the massive Queen Mary in the distance…
Southwest, now the biggest U.S. domestic carrier, and Virgin America will expand service from New York’s Laguardia Airport using gate slots bought from American Airlines. The sale was part of the requirement for merger approval of AA and USAir, which…
The Columbia River is one of the most interesting and beautiful geographic features of the Inland Northwest, from its headwaters in British Columbia to the dramatic Gorge just east of Portland, Oregon. When…
I’ve often advised travelers with jam-packed itineraries to step back and leave themselves time to take a walk in a park or sit there a while, experiencing what the locals see and do. When we travel, it’s one of our favorite things to do (we even…
The National Bison Refuge provides an excellent opportunity to see bison in their natural setting — the hilly grasslands of Montana. The Refuge is located about an hour’s drive northwest of Missoula and is…
Running as fast as they dare out on the old rutted highway from Cisco and heading fast for Moab, a warm hotel and dry clothes after a long day’s hard ride, two snorting Harley Davidson motorcycles cross onto the i91 and head towards the edge of Arches National Park.
The Burrard Bridge (aka the Burrard Street Bridge) is an Art Deco style bridge constructed in the 1930s. It spans False Creek and connects downtown Vancouver with its southern suburbs. In addition to vehicle…
Must admit this isn’t one I’d heard of before. An interesting bit of Trivial Pursuit….Here’s that link.
