Oxford England: Visiting Oxford in Jolly Olde England for the splendid architecture, churches the fine dining and the splendid scenic walks by the Thames.
Jacqueline Church lists the many great activities for kids in Boston.
An excerpt from Doreen Orion’s book Queen of the Road about driving around the country for a year in a bus with her husband Tim, to a Nudist RV Park.
Moravia Wineries: visiting a wine tasting in Velké Bílovice, the capital of the Moravian wine region in the Czech Republic.
Self catering, renting an apartment in France where you can cook your own food
Finland Lapland: Kent St. John enjoys the Northern Lights, saunas and reindeer- and dog-sled rides on a visit to the Sami People of Lapland.
Jacqui Menard visits The Floating Villages of Chong Khneas in Cambodia and her heart goes out to a little girl in a tiny tin boat.
Jacqueline Church reports on the food, the shopping and the sightseeing in Boston’s vibrant Chinatown district.
Richard Frisbie visits the cemeteries and memorials in France honoring the American offensive that fought there in World War I.
Sardinia: joining a meal that all came from 50 feet away, at Omu Oxiu in Orroli Sardinia, Italy.
Canal boat in England and a pub crawl with a difference — this one is taken aboard the good ship Windemere on the canals of Warwickshire.
Slovenia: Phoebe Hornby visits the delightful little Slovenian city of Ljubljana, and stays in the Hotel Celica, which was once a prison in the former Yugoslavia.
Bhutan: Anna Etmanska visits the remote Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan and visits ‘The Tiger’s Nest,’ a monastery built on the side of a sheer cliff.
Kelly Westhoff takes a bus from San Diego to Tijuana then to Ensenada, the heart of Mexico’s wine country, possibly home of the world’s first margarita.