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There was no stopping her. Margaret Brown was an unstoppable force of nature. After she and her husband struck it rich in the largest gold mine discovery in the Unites States, Margaret became an unabashed philanthropist and advocate for women’s suffrage (she even ran for …
I’m not a gearhead. But, I do love history and learning about the past. So, that meant that a visit to the National Automobile Museum in Reno offered an opportunity to learn auto history as I walked through the more than 200 cars showcased at …
Salt Lake City hosts the world when the Winter Olympics returns to the city in 2034. This is the second time the city hosts the event. And the Utah Olympic Park in Park City is gearing up for the world. The Utah Olympic Park served …
Would you like a serving of scones with spirits? How about some Earl Grey Tea with a ghost sighting? Well, it may not be that dramatic, but prepare for just about anything during a stay aboard the Queen Mary. The Queen Mary, considered one of …
Sometimes, things fall into your lap serendipitously. That was the case when I learned that the Hokulea Canoe toured our island. I knew that my family had to get to the harbor to see the wayfaring vessel that circumnavigated the globe. What I did not …
There are so many things to do on Kauai. Activities abound. And that sometimes means crowds everywhere. However, your trip to the Garden Island need not be crowded. Here are ten Kauai hidden hot spots. Princeville Botanical Gardens Nestled on Kauai’s north shore is this …
The Cayman Islands is a chain of three islands in the Caribbean. People flock to the Cayman Islands for the warm climate, the tropical island vibes, and the spectacular beaches. Grand Cayman is a popular cruise ship destination. If, like us, you visit Grand Cayman …
Denver was a hotbed of prehistoric activity. A tour of a few spots around the region reveals everything from dinosaur bones to prehistoric human activity. You will discover these prehistoric sites either in museums or in their original locations. Here are six prehistoric locations around …
Who doesn’t love chocolate? Well, I do know some of you who dislike this essential food group. But, many of the rest of us dream of swimming in chocolate. Those dreamers may not be able to swim in chocolate goodness. However, they can tour the …
Dia de Los Muertos is a sacred tradition among the Mexican people. The day of the dead celebration is a time for the living to pay homage to their dead ancestors. But did you know that you can experience Dia de Los Muertos any day …