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The View From Diamond Head

…is worth all of the steps to the top of the state park.

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Great Journeys of the World

It’s hard to find much better writing or photography than in a National Geographic magazine. So when I found a book of theirs at a liquidation sale, I made no hesitation in snatching it right up. Great Journeys of the World, the hardcover version, was beautifully bound with great pictures and intriguing story titles, so […]

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Cafe 565

Doing Lanai’s Dole Stroll

The Dole Stroll is one my favorite activities on Lanai. It’s an ideal way to spend the day learning about the island’s history and culture, doing some shopping, and sampling nearly a dozen restaurants. And the best part? It’s all local. There are no chain stores or restaurants, nothing mass produced – except awesomeness – […]

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Great Wall of China at Simatai

The Great Wall of China at Simatai

The Great Wall of China at Simatai follows the ridge line along a dramatic horizon.

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A chinstrap penguin who wants a hug

Traveling to Antarctica: A Photo Essay

There are few adventures better than traveling to Antarctica, one of my favorite places anywhere on the globe. Why? All of the amazing landscapes and opportunities to view wildlife…

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The grounds around the Lodge at Koele

An Overview of Hotels on Lanai

There are three great hotels on Lanai, with a fourth in the works. Each of the three current properties have very different vibes, so it’s all a matter of preference when selecting the best choice. Here’s an overview… THE FOUR SEASONS RESORT LANAI, THE LODGE AT KOELE There’s a reasons the lodge was recently ranked […]

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Hall of Mirrors Palace of Versailles France

The Hall of Mirrors in the Palace of Versailles

The insanely jeweled and ornate Hall of Mirrors in France’s Palace of Versailles.

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Point State Park and Fort Duquesne's tracery

Exploring Pittsburgh’s Point State Park

Out of all of the things to see in Pittsburgh, the one I wanted to visit the most was Point State Park and Fort Pitt. After all, this is the one place that has the most history – something that gets me in full geek mode – in a town that I was surprised to […]

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