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Bob Hoelscher
Donovan Hanley teaches Native Americans the benefits of attracting visitors were initially apparent only to individual members of the tribe.
Although I am not a religious person myself, I always enjoy and appreciate the opportunity to explore all manner of cathedrals, churches, missions, synagogues, mosques, temples and shrines of various faiths, since the architecture, art and history represented therein tell fascinating and important stories about the existence and progression of humanity worldwide. As such, there […]
The extensive Pima Air and Space Museum, in my opinion, is among the top five collections of vintage aircraft in the country, and sure to be of interest to anyone fascinated by the history of flight. Since there are now over 300 airplanes, helicopters and spacecraft on display, in addition to other related exhibits, such […]
Only a two-hour drive south of my (happily) snowless winter stopover in Phoenix and the “Valley of the Sun” is Tucson, the state’s second-largest city and home of the University of Arizona. Tucson holds one of three exceptional national park sites dedicated to great plants of the desert: Saguaro National Park. The larger section of […]
Each year, guests aboard Princess Cruises’ ships attend thousands of performances by a wide variety of entertainers: comedians, magicians, tribute bands and specialty acts. But this spring, only one performer will be able to claim the first-ever title of Entertainer of the Year. Passengers aboard Ruby Princess’ Entertainer of the Year cruise, the April 8 […]
I decided to make an overnight stop at Texas’ Guadalupe Mountains National Park, which, although authorized by Congress back in 1964, is still one of our least known parks. In fact, my motor home was the only one there that night, although a few more hardy souls than I were camped out in their tents […]
In January, I decided to visit some of the lesser-known, but truly outstanding national parks in the Southwest. One of these is the world-famous Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico, via a scenic seven-mile spur road from U.S. 62/180 at White’s City. By far, the most popular tour here for group visitors is the self-guided route […]
One of the country’s most “off-the-beaten-track” scenic treasures is Big Bend National Park in Texas. Unlike many park service units, Big Bend is not a place that one can just “stop by” along the way to another destination. It’s just not “on the way” to anywhere else, but isolated in rugged West Texas along 118 […]
Crystal Bridges Museum of Art, the world-class museum complex near downtown Bentonville, may put the small northwest Arkansas town on the map.
Photo courtesy Seabourn Cruises Celebrity Cruises is doing some “celebrating” of its own after being ranked No. 1 in the large-ship (2,500-plus guests) category of the annual Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards. Similarly, Uniworld Boutique River Cruises attained the No. 1 spot among river cruise lines, and Seabourn Cruises was victorious in the small-ship […]
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