Baja, Mexico: Mom, Daughter and Dog on the Road
Driving to Baja California. A mother and daughter’s trip from Colorado in a truck to Baja Mexico, for whale watching, El Cerrito Beach and truck trouble.
Destinations
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A Whineless Family Vacation in Santa Rosa, California
California’s Sonoma County isn’t just about wine: families are also a priority! With Santa Rosa as a base of operations, there’s a wide variety of kid-friendly destinations.
Cape Hatteras National Seashore in North Carolina
Cape Hatteras and Nags Head North Carolina. Where to stay, vacation rentals, trip planning advice for visiting the Outer Banks, .
Blackhawk Museum: Tri-Valley California
Near San Francisco, are Danville, Pleasanton, Livermore, and Dublin. The Blackhawk Museum is located in Danville, the Tri-Valley of California.
Tripoli, Lebanon: A Neglected Second City’s Unpolished Allure
Tripoli Lebanon is often confused with the capital of Libya, this Tripoli is one of the poorest cities in Lebanon and has an ancient citadel and mosque.
Aisne, France: The Home of World War I
Aisne Hauts de France: The region formerly known as Picardy is where World War I took place, with many monuments, cemetaries and battlefields, rich history.
Versailles, France: A Lot More than the Grand Chateau
Versailles France has long been famous for the Chateau de Versailles, the famous huge and ornate palace. But the city has other historic attractions, too.
England Remembers D-Day Invasion
Cambridge and England: 75 Years Since the D-day Invasion By Julie Hatfield It was the assault that changed the world. The biggest of all, D-Day: June 6, 1944, seventy-five years ago. Operation Overlord, it was called, launched from the shores of England. And just about every city and town in England is marking the anniversary […]
Jeju Island Korea: Discover the Beautiful Island of the Gods
Explore South Korea’s world-famous volcanic island filled with magnificent waterfalls and natural explorations! By Kayla McMillan Jeju Island, located southwest of the Korean Peninsula, is the Republic of Korea’s largest island. Jeju is a world-famous volcanic island with more than 90% of its total area covered in basalt. This resort island has magnificent views of […]
Egypt: Who WAS King Tut?
King Tut in Egypt and Other Mysteries By Mary O’Brien When I was a child, I learned that Egypt was the desert home of the last surviving Wonder of the Ancient World – the pyramids and Sphinx at Giza. It didn’t occur to me then that I would one day see them for myself but […]
Flying Turkish Airlines Business Class To The New Istanbul Airport
By Paul Shoul GoNOMAD Staff Recently I had the opportunity to fly business class on Turkish Airlines from JFK to the new Istanbul Airport on my way to Salzburg, Austria. Turkish Airlines has a new stopover program that is pretty cool. You can stay in a five-star hotel for two days on business class […]
Lima is for Lovers
Lima, Peru: The City of Love By Anna Stephens Two Bohemian Peruvian young adults stand on a grassy section of the long cliffs which line the edge of Lima. Beneath them is a long drop to the sea which stretches on uninterrupted for miles, framing the city. They clutch each other passionately, drawing each other […]
