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In New York, Christmas surprisingly rises above crass commercialism |
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Exploring the bayous and byways of French Louisiana |
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Alaska's vibrant capital is fun in all seasons |
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Within easy reach of America’s eastern cities, you can drift back to a gentler era, turning the clock back to the dawn of the industrial era, before the sparks and steam of the railways replaced the gentler motions of water pouring into locks and mules plodding along towpaths. |
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Cruising the Interstates, negotiating Tinseltown’s spaghetti junctions, raising the dust in the Mojave Desert....images made familiar by the silver screen. What is the reality? |
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The American West opens up ahead as you cross the Missouri, westbound to South Dakota |
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Glenn A. Baker presents a Bakers' Dozen of cities worthy of cruising through, with all antennae twitching |
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What better summertime drive than to follow Virginia’s Appalachian parkways through some of the finest countryside in the eastern United States? |
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Harpers Ferry village, today so peaceful, was in the 1800s the touch-stone for events that launched the American Civil War. |
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Trek with Roderick Eime amongst the smoldering outflows around Hawaii's Kilauea volcano |
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The Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad, straddling the border between New Mexico and Colorado, is a scenic delight |
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The Caribbean's "Silk 'n Satin" Port of Plenty stuns its privileged visitors |
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In Santa Fe even the parking stations are built with adobe in the Spanish colonial style. |
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Billed as “the last great race in the world”, the Iditarod dog-sled race runs well over 1600 km from Anchorage to Nome, through some of the world’s most inhospitable territory. |
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Alaska's great sled-dog race |
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A stroll through three of the English-speaking world's great museums - ones designed to inspire rather than merely inform: the Te Papa Museum in Wellington, New Zealand; the Buffalo Bill Historical Centre in Wyoming; and Shakespeare's Globe Exhibition. |
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In a spectacularly scenic part of America, Utah really stands head and shoulders above the rest |
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Lafayette’s annual (April) Festival International de Louisiane, deep in Cajun Country of Louisiana, is a celebration of all things Francophone. |
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Alaska offers some winter options not found elsewhere, including access to unique wildlife and native culture, and sports including skijoring (ie dog-towed skiing) |
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