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Read moreOn Pier 45 sits a nondescript, warehouse-like building. If you are walking past, you might not pay any attention to the excitement that lurks inside. Your loss, since this is the home of Musee Mecanique, a collection of coin-operated, mechanical…
Continue readingCoastal Culture and cuisine on Georgia’s Sapelo Island October 15th brings the Annual Cultural Day Festival which celebrates the rich history of Sapelo Island, one of the major barrier islands off the coast of Georgia. The festival is a glimpse…
Continue readingWhether you’re a visitor to Houston or one of 2 million residents, Discovery Green Park (located across from the George Brown Convention Center,
Continue readingScott’s Pizza Tours is a yummy way to visit and sample the major players of New York City’s Pizza Wars. I promise when you finish Scott’s
Continue readingLondon’s Boris Bikes (Barclays Cycle Hire) are the Rolls Royce of bikes. Nothing fast, but sturdy and easy to ride. Bikes
Continue readingThe rising Freedom Tower has stitched together the open wound left by the collapse of the World Trade Center buildings. The opening of the National 9/11 Memorial is only days away. What lingers on this 10th anniversary are the stories…
Continue readingby Bill and Bonnie Neely, Real Travel Adventures Rednecks we aren’t, but NASCAR lovers and RVer’s we are! And we were delighted to learn that Charlotte Motor Speedway is set up for all kinds of camping. The race track is…
Continue readingIf your future travel plans include London (maybe the London 2012 Olympics?) the Oyster Card is your best travel card friend. The Oyster Card is a blue and white smartcard that can be purchased on-line, at Tube stations, Overground stations,…
Continue readingSince college days, I’ve called Houston “home”. However, Mom lives in Austin. So, for these many decades, I’ve zipped along Hwy 290 to spend weekends and holidays with family. As the years rolled by, I would stop at an interesting…
Continue readingIt was Marco Pierre White who gave me the idea. It was a summer lunchtime – in a New York park – and we were hungover from a night of Sambuca at Jay-Z’s party. Sat on the grass, and eating…
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