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Dorado Beach: An Exclusive Puerto Rican Getaway

November 29, 2011 By Travel Post Monthly

By Adrienne JordanThree miles of golden-sand beaches, four championship golf courses, and an 11-mile nature trail are just the beginning of the exciting features of the famed Dorado Beach in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Designated as the “Hamptons of the Caribbean,” this luxury 140-acre eco-resort was built by Laurence Rockefeller in 1958 with his vision of preserving … [Read more...] about Dorado Beach: An Exclusive Puerto Rican Getaway

Juneau: Alaska’s Frontier City

November 29, 2011 By Travel Post Monthly

By Roy StevensonITWPA MemberPhotographs by Linda PopovichLocked between mountains and the Gastineau Channel, Juneau is a great portal for visitors to be introduced to the rugged and beautiful “last frontier” state of Alaska. With a population of 31,000, Juneau is a cross between a city, a frontier town, a cruise ship destination, and small town America, all of which … [Read more...] about Juneau: Alaska’s Frontier City

How to be Fish Bait

November 29, 2011 By Travel Post Monthly

By Heather RathITWPA MemberMany, many small fish attack my feet and feverishly nibble at my ankles, toes, and soles. I gaze into the tank of water into which my legs are dangling and watch with great interest, because the Dr. Fish attendant assures me the fish are only cleaning my feet. “There is nothing to worry about,” she says in English. “This is safe and … [Read more...] about How to be Fish Bait

Traveling Old Route 66

November 2, 2011 By Travel Post Monthly

By Joseph Zahnle Today directional travel east to west or west to east in the U.S. is simply a drive on one of the Interstate highways. But older people might remember Route 66. You can’t be in a hurry if you would like to explore the old route. It is accessible along busy Interstate 40. Take every exit possible to see the signs and old buildings, and don’t … [Read more...] about Traveling Old Route 66

A Roosevelt Island Adventure

November 2, 2011 By Travel Post Monthly

By Betty Turner
There is no gift shop, visitor center, or delicately maintained landscape, just a sign displaying a map of the trails and a schedule of ranger-sponsored activities. But you can catch a glimpse of local wildlife including deer, cottontail rabbits, muskrats, chipmunks, butterflies, garden snakes, many birds, and more. Or join a park ranger for a free “Island … [Read more...] about A Roosevelt Island Adventure

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