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Travel Tidbits – Civil War visitation, Doobie Brothers, ‘Soul Train’ cruises and more
Visitation hits record level where Civil War began One of America’s most famous historic sites has again made history as a record 328,000 visitors took the tour boat last year to Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor to see where the Civil War began… Fox Travel News New paddlewheeler to offer Civil War-themed cruises…
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The Adamson House
Originally posted on It's A Magical World Old Buddy: The Adamson House is a popular attraction along the southern coast of California. The Spanish Colonial Revival home has been called the “Taj Mahal of Tile” which helps describe its impressive display of ceramic tile and helps satisfy our innate urge to be creative with language.…
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A slice of Semana Santa
Thirdeyemom The week of Semana Santa (“Holy Week”) is considered the most important cultural and religious event in all of Guatemala. Semana Santa has a long, rich history, which began over 400 years ago as Catholicism spread throughout Guatemala due to the Spanish Conquistadors. Today, Semana Santa can be viewed throughout all of Guatemala, however,…
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Morning in Savannah
Places Unknown and Everything Else Back in November we did a quick trip down the coast and stopped in Savannah. In the early morning I went down to the Savannah river in hopes to get some shots of the sunrise with all the shops and ships on the river. To my annoyance the sun was…
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Travel Tidbits – World’s Most Mysterious Destinations
48 Hours: Johannesburg The jacarandas are blooming in South Africa’s largest city, as spring turns into summer… The Independent A cultural guide to Amman An essential guide to one of the Middle East’s liveliest, least visited – and safest – cities… Telegraph (London) Argentina: Kayak among whales…
