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Gigapixel Panoramas of Note
06-19-2022Recognizing the unprecedented possibilities to capture, archive, and display cities and environments in a whole new way, photographers around the world are shooting high resolution panoramas of places they love.
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Tulip time in the state of Washington rivals Holland's
04-03-2022Multicolored ribbons unfurling as far as the eye can see, acres of blue irises, yellow daffodils and purple lilies all blossoming in the spring sunshine -- sights a traveler might expect amid the fabulous flower fields of Holland. But the state of Washington?
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Carnegie's Castle in Scotland
03-06-2022Private club at Skibo makes the affluent feel at home
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THE MASSAHATTAN SNAP TUBE
02-21-2022My short story published in the July, 1976 issue of The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction is clearly fiction, but nearly half a century later, it still rings ironically true.
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Adventures on New River Gorge
09-28-2021Remembering a visit to what is now the nation's newest National Park.
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Where the wild things are
05-13-2021Life is a safari for animals and humans at the Wilds, a vast wildlife preserve in southeast Ohio.
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Doing the Kaibab Shuffle: A 25-mile rim-to-rim hike reveals many Grand Canyon wonders
03-04-2021Looking up from nearly a mile deep inside the Grand Canyon, I saw only one twinkle in the otherwise total blackness.
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One week before the mast
02-25-2018A seven-day vacation on the schooner Heritage, off the coast of Maine, emphasizes relaxation and camaraderie
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Cross-Country Eden
01-04-2018Imagine cross-country ski heaven. For me, it might be a pristine private preserve, with miles of neat, Nordic track trails twisting up and down over snow on deep hillsides forested with hemlock and hardwood.
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Backpackers brave wild animals, heat and exhaustion in wilderness reserve
10-14-2017By several measures, Hluhluwe-Umfolozi is South Africa's premier game park.
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5 Reasons To Plan Your Winter Getaway Now
09-21-2017Traveler's Journal mentioned in HuffPost article!
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The melting pot of Malta
08-31-2017Rich history has given this Mediterranean island an eclectic flavor
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Getting Gaudi in Barcelona
08-30-2017Architect Antoni Gaudi's vision left mark on Barcelona
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The Many Mansions of Marrakesh
07-22-2017"Colored cottons hang in air, Charming cobras in the square, striped djellebas we can wear at home"
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King Biscuit Blues Festival
07-14-2017Kicking out the blues in Helena, Arkansas
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Rome in a Day
10-16-2016One of the best ways to explore an unfamiliar city is in the company of a knowledgeable someone who lives there.
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Bridge walk over the gorge
10-12-2015You can stroll across under the New River Gorge Bridge anytime, but on only one Saturday a year, you can walk across it.
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Winging it: Soaring on a glider plane gives a bird's-eye view and experience
10-10-2015The uplands of Central Pennsylvania have become a mecca for glider pilots
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Montara in the Fog
02-17-2015An early November trip to see our son in San Francisco provided a chance to check out this rugged California coastline 20 miles south of the city.
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Mayan ruins of Caracol provide exclusive experience
01-30-2015Caracol is the largest and most recently discovered of the ancient Mayan ruins in Belize.
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Three Great Houses of England
02-10-2014England boasts dozens of so-called Great Houses, the castles, palaces and sprawling estates established by history's wealthy and sustained by their heirs. Here are quick sketches of three in the East Midlands about 100 miles north of London.
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In the Cradle of the Industrial Age
02-10-2014It's common to think of Pittsburgh, with the steel mills that sprang up along tits rivers at the end of the 19th century, was the birthplace of the modern metals industry. But that distinction belongs to the upper reaches of the Severn River, 100 miles upstream from Bristol.
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TRICKS TO TRAVELING WITH A COLD
02-03-2014The primary mission is to keep your nasal passages open
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CRUISE CONNECTIONS
01-23-2014In today's Type-A age of telecommunications, some cruise passengers crave constant contact more than midnight buffets
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TAXING CARIBBEAN FAREWELLS
01-21-2014No one rule applies to all Caribbean islands when it comes to entry and exit requirements
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