Category: Tours Travel
Eleuthera Island in the Bahamas: What’s so special about it?
My wife and I have lived at Eleuthera for over 9 years and we still love it. It didn’t take us long to realize that the moderate subtropical climate of the Bahamas would be ideal for us. Yes, we stay here every winter and sometimes even summer, because we own a house and a cabin…
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From Tragedy to Triumph: One Man’s Story of How He Survived Katrina
Terry Fortia, a Hurricane Katrina survivor and native of Louisiana, knew he was a good cook, but never imagined that his culinary skills would one day make him one of Hollywood’s most popular chefs. Fortia has served dishes to many celebrities, including Justin Timberlake, Cameron Diaz, Ludacris, Kate Moss, Rachel Bilson, Adam Brody, Stevie Wonder,…
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A passion for hiking in the southern Utah desert
By southern Utah, I mean the area south of I-70 and east of I-15. Being a desert rat, I admitted a bias. Also, I love rattlesnakes. However, the area is remarkable, by any yardstick, for geological wonders and archaeological experiences. When I thought of my favorite hikes, they all fell into that area that I…
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King Crocodle is a major attraction in Dubai Mall and Burj Khalifa
There is an Australian king crocodile in the Dubai Aquarium. It is the first exhibition of its kind in the world. Dubai is a city of entertainment for adults and children. Every year new avenues of entertainment open up and now there is the Australian King Crocodile with a companion who lives in the Aquarium…
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Waikiki Church: A Place of Healing
I recently read that there are up to 127,000 people in Waikiki on any given day. This number is made up of approximately 20,000 inhabitants, 32,000 workers and 75,000 visitors. What’s most surprising about this number is that when you search for a church in Waikiki, you can only find a handful. There aren’t even…
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Saratoga Springs NY – For Business and Pleasure!
Attention event organizers! Saratoga Springs NY is an excellent location for your next business meeting, conference, or corporate training session. The Spa City is centrally located just 30 minutes north of Albany, 3 hours south of Montreal, and 3-1 / 2 hours west of Boston and north of New York City. This is a dynamic…
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A seaplane adventure to Dry Tortugas National Park
Accessible only by boat or seaplane, only about 60,000 visitors arrive at the Dry Tortugas National Park each year. Compare that to the more than 300 million people who visited America’s national parks last year. But it’s really no surprise when you consider what it takes just to get there. The starting point is Key…
Read More The Trellis of Williamsburg, VA – Review
Note: menu offerings and prices may vary. Chef and co-owner Marcel Desaulniers opened The Trellis Restaurant in 1980 while observing and inspiring the renaissance of American cuisine. Described in his book Burger Meisters as a culinary paradox due to its healthy eating patterns even after authoring Death By Chocolate, Marcel Desaulniers believes that while eating…
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What Makes Specialty Bikes Special?
Bicycles are not the informal riding mechanisms that they used to be. You can think of them as your preferred method of child transportation, cruising the streets with your friends until you had to go home for dinner. Today, the old hobby has become much more than just a hobby. For many people, it is…
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Estes Park Colorado – Winter Break
Looking for a Colorado winter vacation that doesn’t include flying down the mountain at breakneck speeds? Let’s take a look at what Estes Park and the Rocky Mountain National Park have to offer. You already know that there are hundreds of miles of trails and terrain, protected and preserved in Rocky Mountain National Park. That’s…
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