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2. The Polynesian Cultural Center
Five Things to Do on Your First Trip to Oahu, Hawaii – No. 2 After our visit, I was tempted to rate the Cultural Center as my favorite experience. There are several facets to the Center. First, much of this … Continue reading
Posted in travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Hawaii, Luau, Native Village, Photos, Roast Pig, travel
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Memphis Belle Exhibit Opens at Air Force Museum
Grand opening accompanied by fly-overs and ramp tours of WWII B-17 bombers and P-51 fighters. Early in 2018, the US Air Force Museum announced that it would be unveiling a new exhibit dedicated to the Memphis Belle, and that the … Continue reading
A Ferry for Two…
Cars, That Is. There are two ways to get from Ophelia, Virginia to Sunnybank, Virginia: either Hacks Neck Road to US 360 (18 miles) or via State Rt 644 (2 miles). A no-brainer, you say; “down State Rt 644!” Well, … Continue reading
Posted in Renaissance Bucket List, travel
Tagged cable-ferry, Chesapeake, ferry, free, Little Wicomico, Merry Point, Northumberland, Rappahannock, Sunnybank, two-car
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An Affordable Telephoto
Photo of the Week In preparation for a trip this summer, I was looking for an affordable telephoto lens that would deliver acceptable, if not better quality for my Nikon. I selected the Tamron 70-300. Priced less than $200 it … Continue reading
Posted in Photo of the Week, travel
Tagged 18-135, 70-300, Mount Rushmore, Nikkor, Photo of the Week, Photographic detail, Tamron, telephoto
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The Grand Canyon – of the Yellowstone
Photo of the week Travel is one of the best teachers. Until this summer, I assumed there was only one “Grand Canyon.” There are spectacular views into the river-cut gorge of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, not far from … Continue reading
Mystery Monolith
Photo of the Week – Mystery Monolith I snapped a photo of this impressive unidentified red stone monolith as we cruised along–I believe–I 70 approaching US 89 in Utah. Judging from the sequence in photos, it could have been along … Continue reading
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Tagged I-70, monolith, mystery, red stpme, US 89, Utah
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Through
Debbie Smyth at Travel With Intent posted the One Word Challenge: “Through” for this week. Below is my offering.
Posted in Photo Challenge, travel
Tagged Challenge, Debbie Smyth, Rockies, Rocky Mountains, Through, travel with intent
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Cee’s Which Way Photo Challenge
Cee’s Which Way Photo Challenge National and State Parks offer many options as to which way to go–or even “if to go!”
Posted in Photo Challenge, travel
Tagged Bryce Canyon, highway arch, hiking trails, Kodachrome Basin, Red Canyon, shakespear arch, US 89, Utah
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