We just added this new Celebrity Tour of London to the top of our “must-do” list the next time we’re traveling across the pond to visit our family. The celebrity walking tour takes you to parts of London that you’d never normally visit as a tourist — or as a local for that matter. And […]
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This guest post was written by American Adventure Expeditions from Colorado. There is nothing like paddling down a river, water splashing as the sun beats down on you in your raft. Whitewater rafting is one of the most popular sports during the summertime, providing a fun and exhilarating experience that doesn’t require a person to
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Yes, the lobster pictured above is real… and it’s alive! Meet Elvis, a 10+ lb, 50-year-old lobster. Now that’s something you don’t see every day! Craving Lobster or Dungeness Crab? Head over to the New England Lobster Market & Eatery located in Burlingame, California, near San Francisco International airport. They fly fresh Maine Lobsters in daily.
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No matter what time of year you visit Las Vegas, with so many fun things to do and see to keep you entertained 24/7 it can be a little overwhelming. And as you know, it takes time to do all the research before you go away, so we’ve saved you time by doing the research
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This post was written by Lance M. Burris – from Plainfield, Indiana. With a light dusting of winter snow on the ground, we drove west on Interstate route 70 from Indianapolis with a destination of Bowling Green, Indiana and a taste of medieval bed and breakfast. We, my wife Nancy and I along with another couple,
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We just visited the Exploratorium’s spectacular new waterfront location on Pier 15, overlooking San Francisco Bay – it opened on April 17, 2013. The Exploratorium Museum of Science, Art and Human Perception (a $300m project) is triple the size of its former location at the Palace of Fine Arts and has more outdoor space,
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This post was written by foodie Corinne Nobili – from Miami, Florida. Miami is full of culture and each culture has it’s own traditions, practices, but most importantly food. As a native Miamian, I thought I knew all there was to know about Miami when it came to good restaurants and where to eat what
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The America’s Cup (AC) is the third biggest world sporting event behind the Olympics and the World Cup. The world’s premier regatta is held every 3-5 years. America’s Cup got its name from the schooner “The America” which was launched from New York on May 3, 1851. She sailed to England, participated in a race around
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