Tours (Travel)
Great Day: Visit Hilton Head, Cypress Gardens and Summerville, An American Center Piece -
- Walter RhettGreat Day/ the Day of Jubilee St. Helena's Island has two major America firsts: the island was the site of the first freedom or jubilee schools, organized by two women from a Quaker mission in Philadelphia. The Penn Normal School's 1862 legacy lives in the Penn Center, a multi-program conference... Submitted 3 years 205 days ago.
Visit Santa Barbara California - David Hallstrom
Ninty some miles north west of Los Angeles lies the lovely beach city of Santa Barbara, California where you will find some of the cleanest and best tended beaches on the west coast. The city of Santa Barbara which includes Hope Ranch and Montecito has a population of approximately 90,000 (not... Submitted 6 years 210 days ago.
Travel expert Anne McAlpin Offers Simple Packing Tips for Your Vacation Getaway - RL Fielding
TRAVEL Expert Anne M c Alpin Offers Simple Packing Tips Submitted 6 years 216 days ago.
- TravelmakeBeautiful city of Barcelona, capital of Catalonia (a Spain's province), is situated on on the shore of the Mediterranean sea and bordered at either end by 2 river deltas. Barcelona is the second largest city in Spain after its capital city Madrid. Barcelona has a population of 1.5 million... Submitted 6 years 218 days ago.
Montréal's Spectacular Mountain - ngoldman
From just about anywhere in Montréal you can view one of the city's most famous landmarks, "Parc Mont Royal" or, as the locals call it, "la Montagne" - the Mountain. In 1535 the famous French explorer, Jacques Cartier made his way to the top of the mountain following the lead... Submitted 6 years 232 days ago.
Florida Expert & Author Discusses Her Favorite Getaways In The Sunshine State - ngoldman
Today, Norm Goldman, Editor of Sketchandtravel.com & Bookpleasures.com is pleased to have as our guest, travel writer and author, Chelle Koster Walton. Chelle is an expert on Florida, particularly the West Coast of Florida, and she has contributed articles to the Miami Herald, National... Submitted 6 years 272 days ago.
A Quick Guide of What to Expect in Third World Overseas Living - Spencer Carroll
For any prospective world travelers or persons who are considering living overseas for a while, the simple fear of the unknown can often be a huge deterrent. It is my hope that after reading this article those fears might be eradicated, as I take you through a quick tour of what to expect in... Submitted 6 years 274 days ago.
Romantic Loire Valley, Provence, Burgundy & Cote d`Azur - ngoldman
Today, Norm Goldman, Editor of Sketchandtravel.com and Bookpleasures.com, is thrilled to have as a guest travel writer and editor Andrew Sanger. Andrew has written several hundred -travel articles on a variety of subjects for some very well known U.K publications, as well as several... Submitted 6 years 277 days ago.
Shipwrecks and Lighthouses, Argentina - Bob Frassinetti
Shipwrecks and Lighthoiuses down in South America, a trip to remember ..... Carlos Pedro Vairo is the author to one one of the most interesting and rich in information books on shipwrecks written in Argentina about Argentina and it's history with the sea. Shipwrecks in Cape Horn, States... Submitted 6 years 328 days ago.
How To Be Safe While Traveling - Scott Flint
The most dangerous time in your life, when you are most likely to be attacked is when you are traveling in an unfamiliar area. Tourists are the favorite prey of the goblins of the world for the following reasons: They're easy to spot . Tourists make the mistake of not blending in... Submitted 7 years 65 days ago.
Rare and incredible objects, furniture, books, toys, artworks all those antiques and collectibles you dream of can be found in Buenos Aires. Once upon a time Buenos Aires was a very small port city with very little population surrounded by one of the world's most fertile lands. Not too far away... Submitted 7 years 71 days ago.
Murcia city, in south-eastern Spain - alaninspain
Capital of Murcia Province and autonomous region, on the Segura River. The surrounding plain, the huerta, is a fertile, irrigated area that produces oranges and other citrus fruits, cereals, olives, peppers, and truck-farm produce. The city is a centre for transportation, trade, and tin... Submitted 7 years 228 days ago.
Ancient Egypt history in brief from Tut Travels -
- Ahmed YousryAncient Egypt history in brief from Tut Travels Introduction about the Egyptian History: The origins of ancient Egyptian civilization, which many regard as one of the fountainheads of Western culture, cannot be established with certainty. Archaeological evidence suggests that early... Submitted 134 days 11 hours ago.
Kilauea Lava Flow - BrOwNfLaVa
"Spectacular" "unbelievable" "nature at work" words fail to describe the magnificence of Kilauea. The only active volcano in the United States, Kilauea has been in a constant state of eruption since 1983. Watch the molten lava flow and cascade into the ocean, steaming, churning, and forming new... Submitted 3 years 330 days ago.
Try visiting Uganda - Peter Wamono
Uganda, was once christened "the pearl of Africa" by Sir Winston Churchill many years ago. This was after he marveled at the beauty of a nation endowed with magnificent features. Uganda has probably some of the best climate you will find anywhere in the world. A nation that lies across the... Submitted 3 years 344 days ago.
Germaine's Luau or Paradise Cove Luau - Sang Moon
The two (2) most popular luaus in the island of Oahu are the Germaine’s Luau and the Paradise Cove Luau, and it is very hard to decide which is the better. As such, many visitors to the island of Oahu have tried in vain to determine the best luau to go to, which had led to many disappointments.... Submitted 4 years 153 days ago.
Discover the Corbieres region, Languedoc,France - michael bowditch
Firstly, where is this area? It is based in the Languedoc, south of France. It incorporates the Aude and the Pyrenees Orientales departments of the Languedoc. It is best known for its wines, but there is so much more to discover. A holiday in the Corbières is essentially about the pleasures... Submitted 4 years 350 days ago.
Author and Travel Writer Lee Foster Discusses Travels in Northern California - ngoldman
Today, Norm Goldman, Editor of sketchandtravel.com and Submitted 6 years 205 days ago.
Sienna & The Heart of Tuscany: & Walks In Britain & Scotland - ngoldman
Today, Norm Goldman, Editor of Sketchandtravel.com & Bookpleasures.com is delighted to h Submitted 6 years 206 days ago.
Gulfport Florida, A Gem of a Town! - ngoldman
Norm Goldman, Editor, Sketchandtravel.com Lily Azerad-Goldman, Artist If you ever wondered what a Florida town looked like in the early part of the twentieth Submitted 6 years 208 days ago.
Interview with Harry S. Pariser Author of Explore The Virgin Islands - ngoldman
Today, Norm Goldman, Editor of Sketchandtravel.com and Bookpleasures.com is pleased to have as our guest, Virgin Islands-expert Harry S. Pariser, travel writer, photographer, and author of Submitted 6 years 212 days ago.
Montefeltro-Italy's Best Kept Secret - ngoldman
Today, Norm Goldman, Editor of sketchandtravel.com is pleased to have as a guest, Philip de Bruin. Philip is originally from South Africa Submitted 6 years 217 days ago.
Today Norm Goldman, Editor of Sketchandtravel.com and Bookpleasures.com is pleased to have as a guest, travel author and expert on Peru , Ross Wehner . Ross wrote the first edition of Moon Handbooks: Peru . He is a business reporter for the Denver Post, and he has worked as a journalist in... Submitted 6 years 226 days ago.
Interview With the Iterant Hobo- Travel Author Peter Moore - ngoldman
Today, Norm Goldman, Editor of Sketchandtravel.com and Bookpleasures.com is honoured to have as a guest, travel author Peter Moore. Peter has been called an "iterant hobo," as he has toured over 92 countries. He is the author of: Submitted 6 years 230 days ago.
Australia Romantic Getaways? - ngoldman
Today, Norm Goldman, Editor of Sketchandtravel.com and Bookpleasures.com is pleased to have as our guest, Australian author and travel writer, Cheryl Wright. Submitted 6 years 233 days ago.
