Guest post by Jamie Rhein The Historic Square at Stone Mountain Park in DeKalb County, Georgia, is a tidy mix of Georgia’s history between 1793 and 1875. The collection of authentic buildings were moved to the park and restored to offer a glimpse into the past. As a person who is up for a house […]
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This is a guest post from Susan Guillory of The Unexplorer. There are many styles of traveling. Some people prefer to stick to the familiar, to take the stress out of being somewhere foreign. Not me. You will never catch me eating at McDonald’s in another country (well, you wouldn’t catch me eating at one in
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Guest post courtesy of Jamie Rhein, member of Midwest Travel Journalists Association Even on a grey day, The Cadet Chapel at the United States Air Force Academy will warm your heart. On a trip to Colorado Springs where my daughter and son-in-law were stationed at Ft. Carson, The Cadet Chapel was one of our outings.
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Guest post by Jamie Rhein My trip to Loudonville, Ohio began with an invitation for Treehouses of the Mohicans. Such an invite brings feelings of glee for good reason. Not only is a treehouse stay phenomenal, this part of Ohio is a tourist destination. Treehouses of the Mohicans Treehouses of the Mohicans is one of
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Guest post by Jamie Rhein The Philippines, known for white sand beaches such as those on the island of Boracay, has destination gems worth the detour from fun in the sun. Dumaguete, a small city on the island of Negros is worth the stop and one of those gems. Known as the city of friendly people,
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Guest post by Jamie Rhein Women’s rights take center stage at the Women’s Rights National Historical Park in Seneca Falls, New York. This historic slice of upstate New York is in a region steeped in social justice. Its location is fitting. Seneca Falls is where a group of women (and some men) held the first
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