Hiking to Split Level Ruins in the Grand Gulch* Anxious to move on quickly, my son Rich and I forged ahead of the group through sage brush...
Category - Travel Blogs
Discover the Unexpected: Two Very Different Trails at Wall Springs...
We recently had the occasion to walk along two totally different trails on two succeeding days in Wall Springs State Park near...
Read More
Rafting the Upper Colorado River
Rafting the Upper Colorado: A Journey Through Wild Colorado Country A sliver of moon clings to a wind-pocked sandstone cliff...
Read More
New Mexico Eccentrics
In a land too vast for conformity, eccentricity becomes a way of survival—and an art form of its own. New Mexico Eccentrics...
Read More
The Haunted Heart of Palm Springs
A Ghost Tour with Lorenzo Palm Springs by day is all light—sun, palms, and mid-century charm. But by night, the desert tells...
Read More
by Stephen Mattson, Today the world is more accessible than ever, and with enough money, you can travel almost anywhere on the planet. With thousands...
Folkoric Beliefs of Icelanders As we approached Keflavik International Airport in Iceland, appearing on the IcelandAir tv screen was an interesting...
The Blue Lagoon and Beyond We awakened early on our third day in Iceland and soon found ourselves in the breakfast bar of our hotel in Reykjavik...
Not Coal Nor Oil, But Icelandic Fire Iceland is situated atop the Great Atlantic Rift that is quickly (geologically speaking) dividing Iceland...
Traveling the world remains one of the best and most important ways you can spend your money, and every visit to a city or country you’ve never...
Iceland At Last! At long last we arrive at Keflavik Airport some thirty miles east of Reykjavik! I may have dozed on the IcelandAir flight between...
As our IcelandAir jet flew over a piece of Newfoundland well on the way to Reykjavik, my mind drifted back down to Port Aux Basques over fifty years...
A Winter Crossing to Prince Edward Island Just a few days earlier (a half century ago), I was taking notes in a French literature class at Rutgers...
A summary of the life of the people of St. Kilda and the reasons for their exodus in 1930. The people of St Kilda, one of the western isles of...
My husband and I decided we wanted to do something special for our 15th wedding anniversary. We thought and thought and finally came up with a good...
Flashing Memories Over Nova Scotia Well into our cruising altitude out of JFK, we sat aboard IcelandAir for our first ever trip to Reykjavik...
by Jessica frei, The present 21st century is standing on the shafts of technology. In fact the modern day technology is playing a significant role in...
by Britney Anderson, When illness or tragedy strikes someone far away, loved ones are often faced with the question of how to handle the sudden...
by Miles Young, With today’s security rules, traveling through the airport is more stressful than it is exciting. Though you might feel...
by Dino B, There are many tour operators providing Bali tours and vacations these days. Incredibly, Bali gets fewer actual visitors by Americans...