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Renaissance Barge, Floating the Loire Canal on the Renaissance Barge, Burgundy, France

Floating the Loire River Canal on the Renaissance Barge

February 6, 2018March 19, 2019 Barge Tours, Cruises, Destinations, France, Jacqueline, Uncategorized 1

Story and Photos by Jacqueline Harmon Butler.   “Madame, would you like another glass of Champagne?” “Oh yes,” I replied with a smile, holding

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Céret, Céret, France, town square and plaza, murals on walls painted by local artist, FAS.

New Faces in Céret

January 28, 2018June 10, 2018 Destinations, France 2

Story and Photos by Elaine Koerner Spotted any new (or should that be old?) faces of late while strolling the streets of Céret in

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Cheshire Ring Canals, Exploring the Cheshire Ring Canals, Cruising the Cheshire Ring Canals, Cheshire, UK

Exploring the Cheshire Ring Canals

January 26, 2018March 11, 2020 Barge Tours, Cruises, Destinations, England, John, UK 1

Story and Photos by John Sundsmo Exploring the Cheshire Ring Canals: “Wheer yo’ fro’?” said the man in tweed as he and his spaniel

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Taste of Travel, Bay Area Travel Writers Taste of Travel Fall 2017

Bay Area Travel Writers publishes Taste of Travel Fall 2017

January 18, 2018May 28, 2018 Food and Wine, John, Lee, Reviews 0

By Lee Daley and John Sundsmo Taste of Travel News: Reading the Fall 2017, second publication, by the Bay Area Travel Writers Taste of

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Georgos greek wine captures the spirit of wines produced on the island of Santorini, Greece

Greek Wines from Sonoma

January 11, 2018March 11, 2020 Destinations, Europe, Food and Wine, Greece, Greece, John, Santorini, Santorini, WineTasting 0

Story and Photos by John Sundsmo. A memorable few years ago my wife and I visited the Greek islands of Santorini and Paros. There

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Caribbean cruise, Holland America Lines Half Moon Cay island in the Bahamas, Caribbean visited from the ship ms Nieuw Amsterdam

Caribbean Cruise Vacation

December 22, 2017March 11, 2020 Bahama, Caribbean, Cruises, John 3

Story and photos by John Sundsmo. “Welcome to Half Moon Cay population 45, five miles long and 2.5 wide” our Bahamian nature guide said. 

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dinner at Chez Didier, Moule au fou, Eclade, a specialty of the Charente region of France,French dining with friendship on mussels, La Rochelle, France

My Dinner at Chez Didier

November 22, 2017December 4, 2018 Destinations, Food and Wine, France, La Rochelle, Stephanie 2

Photos and story by Stephanie Levin. It’s never about food. It’s about the people who share your table, who invite you into the beautiful

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European Train Travel, Why I love Train Travel in Europe. TGV train, Riding the Rails in Europe from Paris to Dijon

Why I love European Train Travel

August 30, 2017June 8, 2018 Destinations, Europe, Food and Wine, Hotel Reviews, Jacqueline 2

Story by Jacqueline Harmon Butler. On my first trip to Europe many years ago, my sister Patty and I traveled around Ireland, England, Scotland,

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'Blues is a Woman' Custom Made Theater, San Francisco, CA

Review: ‘Blues is a Woman’ relives the Greats

August 11, 2017May 28, 2018 Carol, Concert Events, News, Reviews, San Francisco 0

Story by Carol Canter. ‘Blues is a Woman,’ from Ma Rainey to Bonnie Raitt, at San Francisco’s ”Custom Made Theater through August 27 I

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A slice of Tuscany, Sunset in Pogiacolle agriturisn, Tuscany, Italy

In Italy, a Slice of Tuscany

August 7, 2017January 10, 2020 Food and Wine, Italy, Stephanie, Tuscany 2

Photos and story by Stephanie Levin. When Frances Mayes’ book, Under the Tuscan Sun, became an overnight success, traveling to Tuscany became De rigueur.

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Cruising Burgundy Canal aboard European Waterways’ La Belle Epoque,La Belle Epoque Burgundy barge cruise, Burgundy, France

Burgundy Canal aboard European Waterways’ La Belle Epoque

June 24, 2017March 19, 2019 Barge Tours, Carol, Europe, Food and Wine 3

Story by Carol Canter Photos by Carol Canter and Jack Heyman. La Belle Epoque, European Waterways’ six-room floating boutique barge hotel, cruises the Burgundy

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Impressions of Venice, then and now. Venice street art watercolor, Venice magic spell revealed, Venice, Italy

Impressions of Venice Then and Now

June 17, 2017January 10, 2020 Destinations, Stephanie, Venice 2

Story and photos by Stephanie Levin. My last memory of Venice was as a 21 year old, running to catch a train with a

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Fairy Ring search at haunted Waterford Castle on private 310 acre Ballinakill Island, Waterford City, Ireland

Fairy Ring Search at Haunted Waterford Castle

June 11, 2017May 28, 2018 Destinations, Europe, Hotel Reviews, Ireland, Jacqueline 0

Story by Jacqueline Harmon-Butler. “There’s a wee Fairy Ring out there in that meadow somewhere,” said the taxi driver as we drove up the

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Switzerland, Swiss Travel Pass, Paddlewheel Steamer La Suiss on Lake Lucerne, Switzerlande

The Best Way To Travel Through Switzerland

May 29, 2017May 28, 2018 Carol, Destinations, Switzerland 1

Story by Carol Canter with Photos by Carol Canter and Jack Heyman. We looped through Switzerland on a 15-day Swiss Travel Pass in May,

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Rancho La Puerta, Mexico, Patio off the dining room where many choose to relax during lunch at Rancho La Puerta in Tecate, Baja California, Mexico

Rancho La Puerta to Enrich, Relax and Renew

May 25, 2017March 19, 2019 Desert, Food and Wine, Hotel Reviews, Mexico, Reviews, Stephanie 3

Story and Photos by Stephanie Levin. Located at the base of mystical Mount Kuchumaa range, Rancho La Puerta defies definition. Some hail it a

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The Fire of Mount Etna, Antico Souvenir shop near the summit. This is where shop keeper, Enrico, offered samples of various olive oils.

In Italy, the Fire of Mount Etna

May 17, 2017January 10, 2020 Destinations, Italy, Jacqueline 2

Story and Photos by Jacqueline Harmon-Butler. Mount Etna, Italy. As I stood pondering the wares of the Antico Souvenir, near the summit of Mount

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Lisbon. The ubiquitous pastéis de nata, Portugal’s most famous pastry, a love affair tart, Lisbon, Portugal's very best where people stand in line.

A Lisbon Love Affair with a Famous Tart

April 26, 2017May 28, 2018 Destinations, Food and Wine, Lisbon 2

Story and Photos by Wanda Hennig.  Pastéis de nata: Portugal’s sweetest and most replicated tartlets. Versions of them tempt fans in cafés, tea rooms,

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Carnevale di Venezia, Carnival of Venice, Carnival, Venice, Italy

Carnevale Di Venezia is hot but Baby It’s Cold Outside

April 24, 2017February 27, 2020 Destinations, Jacqueline, Venice 2

Story and Photos by Jacqueline Harmon Butler. Tuesday was the last day of Carnevale – and my last chance to wear one of the

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Summer of Love, 1967 Summer of Love Exhibit, De Young Museum, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA

The Summer of Love Opens at the DeYoung Museum

April 14, 2017May 28, 2018 Destinations, News, San Francisco, Stephanie 2

Story by Stephanie Levin. Summer of Love: If you are of a certain age, Scott McKenzie’s lyrics are forever etched in your memory. “If

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Panamint Valley on the road to Death Valley Meditation

Road to Death Valley Meditation

March 26, 2017March 11, 2020 California, Desert, Destinations, John 1

Story and photos by John Sundsmo. Symbolic of new beginnings and new life, wild flowers are just beginning to be seen in the deserts

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Scottish Highllands, Dazzling Achmelvich Beach, Scottish Highlands

Road tripping in the Scottish Highlands

March 24, 2017May 28, 2018 Destinations, Food and Wine, Scotland 0

Story and Photos by Monique Burns. Road tripping through the Scottish Highlands. Framed by lofty mountains and etched by trickling burns and rushing rivers,

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Willits The Heart of Mendocino County California; sign given to the city by Reno, NV

Willits Whistlestop Weekend

March 12, 2017March 11, 2020 Destinations, John, Mendocino County, Willits 3

Story and Photos by John Sundsmo. “You’re moving where? – Willits – where’s that?,” my museum guide, Dirk, told me his personal story as

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Claude Monet painting "La Grenouillère", a boating and bathing resort on the Seine, not far from Paris. Monet quote: "I do have a dream, a painting, the baths of La Grenouillère, for which I have made some bad sketches, but it is only a dream. 1869 Medium: Oil on canvas Now on exhibit "The Monet Early Days" at the Legion of Honor, San Francisco, CA

Monet: The Early Years at The Legion of Honor

March 7, 2017May 28, 2018 Destinations, News, Reviews, San Francisco, Stephanie 0

Photos and Story by Stephanie Levin. On a chilly, wintery Parisian afternoon I descended the staircase in the Musée de l’Orangerie and discovered Monet’s

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Bay Area Travel Writers 2017 publication Taste of Travel, Cover Photo by Rhonda Gutenberg.

Bay Area Travel Writers publishes Taste of Travel

February 27, 2017May 28, 2018 Food and Wine, Lee, News 1

By Lee Daley Taste of Travel News: Reading the latest publication by the Bay Area Travel Writers put me in the mood for a

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Views of Rio de Janeiro and Sugarloaf Mountain from the cable car

Rio de Janeiro Highs

February 20, 2017May 28, 2018 Brazil, Carol, Destinations 0

Story and Photos By Carol Canter. The annual approach of Carnival turns my thoughts to Brazil and especially to Rio de Janeiro. I fell

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A Dylan Thomas Pilgrimage in Wales, Dylan Thomas' view of Swansea waterfront view to the east along the beach from Meridian Quay Tower Maritime Quarter, Wales. Part of a Dylan Thomas Pilgrimage to historic sites from the poet's life that still remain from where he lived with his wife and childred and where he wrote his poems.

A Dylan Thomas Pilgrimage in Wales

February 16, 2017January 10, 2020 Destinations, Wales 0

By Monique Burns. With velvety green hills and dells, craggy mountains and moon-shaped bays, sandy estuaries dappled with cockles and mussels and miles of

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Best places to kiss in San Francisco, Heart Sculpture, Union Square, San Francisco

Best Places to Kiss in San Francisco

February 7, 2017January 10, 2020 Destinations, San Francisco, Stephanie 1

by Stephanie Levin. “It’s in his kiss, that’s where it is.” Yes, indeed, that zingy sensation causing our hearts to turn somersaults is in

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Pozole Thursdays at El Profe, Coacoyul Mexico

Pozole Thursdays at El Profe, Coacoyul, Mexico

January 26, 2017March 19, 2019 Carol, Destinations, Food and Wine, Mexico 2

Story and photos by Carol Canter. El Profe puts the hamlet of Coacoyul on the map every Thursday afternoon from 2 p.m. when the

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Chopin, Warsaw, Poland

Culinary Poland in the time of Chopin

January 20, 2017May 28, 2018 Destinations, Food and Wine, Poland 4

Story and photos by Wanda Hennig. When Fryderyk Chopin was born March of 1810, 29 miles west of Warsaw in Żelazowa Wola, in the

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Hoi An, Vietnam, port town, fishing village, UNESCO

Our Dreams of Vietnam. Part Two

January 15, 2017January 10, 2020 Destinations, Vietnam 1

By Karen Misuraca and Jessica Misuraca This article originally appeared in the curated site: www.deepculturetravel.com. Old Town of Hoi An Our Vietnam journey continues

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Lower Laurentians, Bases-Laurentides, Canada

The Lower Laurentians Canada

January 12, 2017May 28, 2018 Canada, Destinations, Stephanie 0

Story and photos By Stephanie Levin. Warning! This is not a quiz. But if you’re not from Canada, or your geographical antenna isn’t pointed

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maritime heritage, Old Harbor Reykjavik, Iceland, wooden fishing boat, harbor

Old Harbor Reykjavik and its Maritime Heritage

January 10, 2017March 11, 2020 Destinations, Iceland, John 0

Story and photos by John Sundsmo. As our plane came in for a landing at Reykjavik Keflavik International Airport on Iceland I looked out

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Peru Coast, Lima, Peru, Plaza Mayor

Adventurous Pursuits in Coastal Peru

January 8, 2017January 10, 2020 Destinations, Peru 0

By Monique Burns. Ernest Hemingway came to the Peru Coast in 1956—partly to hunt black marlin, partly to oversee the filming of his monumental

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Buddhist retreat center, South Africa

South Africa’s Buddhist Retreat Center

January 2, 2017May 28, 2018 Africa, Destinations 3

Story and photos by Wanda Hennig. The Buddhist Retreat Center in rural South Africa has been ranked among the top ten on CNN’s “Best

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Vietnam floating maket, Mekong River, Vietnam

Our Dreams of Vietnam. Part One

December 30, 2016January 10, 2020 Destinations, Vietnam 1

By Karen Misuraca and Jessica Misuraca. This article originally appeared in the curated site: www.deepculturetravel.com. Mother and daughter, we embarked on a three-week tour

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Paris progressive dinner, Paris, France

Paris Progressive Supper and Moveable Feast

December 14, 2016May 28, 2018 Destinations, Food and Wine, Jacqueline, Paris 1

By Jacqueline Harmon Butler. Ernest Hemingway called Paris a “movable feast,” and I have always agreed with him. On my last night in Paris,

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Mexico,

Mexico’s Dia de Guadalupe Celebration

December 8, 2016March 11, 2020 Carol, Destinations, Mexico 2

Photos and Story by Carol Canter. The magic of the holiday season in Mexico begins the eve of December 12 with candlelight processions all

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Norway,Northern Lights, port, cruise

Norway: Cruising, crab hunting and fine cuisine

December 7, 2016March 19, 2019 Destinations, Norway 0

By Monique Burns. In Norway, I signed on for Hurtigruten’s six-day coastal cruise in late summer when the Midnight Sun stays high in the

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Transcendence Theatre Company, Sonoma performancerformance

Transcendence Theatre Company Performance

November 30, 2016November 19, 2018 Lee, News 1

By Lee Daley. Transcendence 2018 will be held Nov. 30-Dec. 2, 2018 at the Luther Burbank Center for the Arts in Santa Rosa. For

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Ireland, Wild Atlantic Way, the Burren

Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way. Part Two

November 28, 2016May 28, 2018 Carol, Destinations, Ireland 1

Story and Photos by Carol Canter. Continuing our exploration of Ireland via its Wild Atlantic Way, we returned to Killarney, gateway to the magnificent

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2017 Cuisine

2017 Cuisine and Culture Tours Foodies Alert

November 18, 2016May 28, 2018 Food and Wine, Reviews 0

By Karen Misuraca. My first food-focused vacation was with Kandra Kitchen Crete, when the queen of Greek cuisine, Rosemary Barron, held forth in her

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Sheen River Valley, Ireland

Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way

November 18, 2016March 11, 2020 Carol, Europe, Ireland 1

Story and Photos by Carol Canter. Part One. To experience the coastal drama of Western Ireland, we took to the road in early October

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San Francisco Museums

Alluring Autumn Art Exhibitions at 3 San Francisco Museums

November 7, 2016May 28, 2018 Carol, Destinations, Reviews 0

By Carol Canter. Three of the top San Francisco autumn art exhibitions feature artists as diverse as Bruce Conner, “realist, surrealist, hippie, punk;” The

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Irish castle

Ghost Hunting in a Gothic Irish Castle

October 25, 2016March 11, 2020 Destinations, Europe, Hotel Reviews, Ireland, Lee 0

By Lee Daley. There’s a ghost in the house. At least that’s the rumor at Ireland’s Kinnitty Castle. Although the 13th century medieval castle

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Napa Valley’s Liana Estates Opens, Napa Valley, Napa Winery, Napa Liana

Napa Valley’s Liana Estates Opens

September 28, 2016March 11, 2020 Food and Wine, Lee, Napa, News, WineTasting 1

By Lee Daley. Napa Valley’s Carneros AVA adds another winery to its map with the opening of Liana Estates. The winery fulfills a long

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Fall Foliage, New England (Photo: L. Daley)

Fall Foliage Tour of New England

September 15, 2016September 25, 2018 Carol, Destinations 0

By Carol Canter. We were early — maybe one to two weeks before peak fall foliage. So instead of colors that scream, we had

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San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco,Calder mobiles, SFMOMA

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art dazzles art-loving public.

September 10, 2016January 10, 2020 Destinations, Lee, News 1

By Lee Daley. After an almost three year hiatus, the long awaited re-opening of the newly revamped San Francisco Museum of Modern Art is

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Lake Ϸingvallavatn, Ϸingvellir, Iceland

Icelandic Viking Democracy – “Althings” (AlϷings) at Ϸingvellir

September 4, 2016March 11, 2020 Destinations, Iceland, John 1

By John Sundsmo. As an American I never really investigated my Swedish/Norwegian/UK heritage. That all changed after a spur of the moment decision to

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Taste of Travel, Cruising France's Canal du Midi, Canal barge tours, Canal barge Anjodi, Canal du Midi, Toulouse, France

Cruising France’s Canal du Midi aboard European Waterways’ Barge Anjodi.

August 31, 2016March 19, 2019 Barge Tours, Carol, Destinations, Europe, Food and Wine, France 1

By Carol Canter. Floating by barge through France’s canal-laced countryside underscores the pleasures of dining on meals prepared from fresh locally-sourced ingredients. Our first

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Fiji. South Pacific Island, Golden, Gold

Fiji Brings Home the Gold

August 18, 2016March 11, 2020 Destinations, Fiji, Hotel Reviews, Lee, News 2

By Lee Daley. [Update December 21, 1919] If you happen to be in the vicinity, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) has

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Che Guevara Mural, Revolution Square, Havana, Cuba, fifties cars

Cuba Libre? Documentary on Cuba travel history

August 5, 2016May 28, 2018 Cuba, John, Lee, News 1

By John Sundsmo. Photos by Lee Daley. UPDATE 3/6/2018: “Cuba Libre?” received the “Best Documentary Feature” award from the International Film Festival in Los

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Imagine Tree, Copenhagen, Iceland, Oko Ono

Imagine Peace: Yoko Ono’s “Wish Tree:” From Copenhagen to Iceland and beyond

July 31, 2016March 11, 2020 Copenhagen, Destinations, Europe, Iceland, Lee, Yoko Ono 0

By Lee Daley. If you should encounter a Wish Tree, this is Yoko Ono‘s suggestion: “Make a wish. Write it down on a piece

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Strand Hotel, Rangoon, Burma

Burma’s Best: The Strand Hotel

July 17, 2016March 11, 2020 Burma, Destinations, Food and Wine, Hotel Reviews, Lee 1

By Lee Daley. Strand Hotel, Rangoon, Burma Rangoon, Burma’s bustling metropolis is like a living museum where traditional teahouses, pagodas and temples sit side

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Healing Mineral Baths, Budapest, Hungary

Budapest’s Healing Mineral Baths mend mind, body and spirit

July 10, 2016March 11, 2020 Destinations, Hungary, Lee 0

By Lee Daley. While there are many reasons to visit Hungary, including the fact that right now it is one of the best values

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Table Mountain, Forbes, South Africa

Cape Town makes Forbes.com’s list of world’s most beautiful cities

July 10, 2016March 11, 2020 Africa, Destinations, Lee 0

Travel Newsletter. By Lee Daley. The popular Forbes.com website named Cape Town one of the world’s most beautiful cities, ranking it favorably with Paris,

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Photography, Slot Canyon, Antelope Canyon, Arizona

Photographing Antelope Canyon, Arizona, Part One

July 10, 2016March 11, 2020 Arizona, Destinations, Lee 0

By Lee Daley. Arizona’s slot canyons have long held a fascination for me. Especially notable for their beauty are the Antelope Canyons, both Upper

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Photography, Slot Canyon, Antelope Canyon, Arizona

Photographing Antelope Canyon, Arizona, Part Two

July 10, 2016March 11, 2020 Arizona, Destinations, Lee 0

By Lee Daley. One of the important elements in any photography travel adventure, including slot canyons like Antelope Canyon in Arizona, is the preparation

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Aphrodite's Rock, Cyprus, Aphrodite

Cyprus: Eco-tourism in the land of Aphrodite

July 10, 2016March 11, 2020 Cyprus, Destinations, Eco-Tourism, Lee 0

By Lee Daley. Few places on Earth can hold a candle to Cyprus when it comes to mythic lore. It was here that the

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Zambia, Elephants, Mfuew Lodge

Zambia’s Mfuwe Lodge: Where Elephants Roam

July 10, 2016March 11, 2020 Africa, Destinations, Lee 1

By Lee Daley. The local elephants are so friendly at Zambia’s Mfuwe Lodge you may find one ambling through the front lobby on her

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Fiji Airways, Fiji

Fiji Airways offers new non-stop flights from San Francisco to Fiji

June 10, 2016January 6, 2020 Destinations, Fiji, Lee, News 0

Travel Newsletter. By Lee Daley. [Update January 6, 2020] Fiji Airways is a partner of Alaska Airlines. As a promotional announced today, bookings made

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