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Protected: An Artist’s Perspective of the New York Metropolitan Art Museum

By Raoul Pascual
in :  Travel USA

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Long Weekend in Manhattan

By Raoul Pascual
in :  Travel USA

I’m not a newcomer of NYC and I’ve been to the usual – the Empire State building, the Statue of Liberty, the National September 11 memorial, Times Square, Broadway, Central Park and MOMA (Museum of Modern Art). I came here to visit family so any extra tourist site is just icing on the cake. But I did go around some and I was pleasantly surprised.

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Ethnic Enclaves

By Victor Block
in :  Travel USA

Dining on unfamiliar dishes, celebrating traditional Indian holidays and other unusual activities might not be in your regular to-do list. However, those and other experiences are available to those seeking to immerse themselves in customs of other countries and people around the world without traveling far from home.

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Finding Boutique Charm and Sanctity in Rancho Cucamonga

By Greg Aragon
in :  Travel USA

I love it when a new hotel enters the Southern California hospitality scene --- especially when it comes to an emerging destination city like Rancho Cucamonga. Such is the case with Sanctity Hotel and Durango Cocina & Rooftop Bar (https://www.sanctityhotel.com/), which opened this past April.

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Walking the High Line is one of New York City’s Most Appealing Options

By Fyllis Hockman
in :  Travel USA

I was "Walking the High Line," the elevated former railway which runs, 30 feet above street level, down the west side of Manhattan, New York. Along the way, it winds among a landscape of magnificent buildings that range from old to new, shabby to magnificent, uninspired to avant guard, and which serve industrial, commercial and residential purposes.

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Native Americans

By Victor Block
in :  Travel USA

Several adventurous travelers clamber aboard an amphibious vehicle for a trip through shady swamplands seeking sightings of bison, panthers and other four-legged denizens. Not far away, people watch in awe as a daring wrestler pulls an alligator out of the water and grapples it to the ground. Later these sightseers are introduced to ages-old traditions of the local residents including dances, foods and rituals.

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The Wonders of Wilmington and the Brandywine Valley

By Ruth J. Katz
in :  Travel USA

Photos courtesy of Visit Wilmington, except where noted. Might you need… A “traveling bag” that can convert to a stool, just in case you’re weary while you’re on a journey?  A hotel/hospital bed that has a built-in ladder in the bed frame, that can be used for a quick get-away in case of a fire emergency? A musical keyboard instrument …

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Cruise Back in Time: Discover the Classic Car Show at the Whittwood Town Center in Whittier, CA

By Raoul Pascual
in :  Travel USA

The stretch was alive with the rumble of engines, the glow of neon signs, and the promise of a good time. Bob’s Big Boy, a now-iconic diner, was the go-to spot for cruisers to grab a burger, fries, and a milkshake while showing off their rides in the parking lot. The scene was electric, with cars idling, music blaring, and stories swapped under the glow of streetlights—a true embodiment of American youth culture.

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The Grand Ohio River Cruise With American Cruise Line

By admin
in :  Travel USA

On our Grand Ohio River Cruise with American Cruise Line, I saw one of the senior staff give a gentle embrace to a sweet, white-haired gentleman who rested his head against her shoulder. This scene reminded me of an old-time gospel hymn, "Safe in the arms of Jesus, safe on His gentle breast." In this spirit and in accord with the American Disabilities Act (ADA) American Cruise Line makes ample provision to seniors who need wheel chairs, walkers and canes to get around. Port excursions and museum stops are for them too.

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Great Family Fun at Great Wolf Lodge in Southern California

By Greg Aragon
in :  Travel USA

The family and I began a recent getaway to Great Wolf Lodge by checking into a comfortable suite on the 9th floor, overlooking Disneyland. The room came with two queen beds, a sleeper sofa, a full bath, mini-fridge, coffee maker, office desk and chair, and a large TV.

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