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Photographing the Murals of the Alabama Wiregrass

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By Daniel C. Freeman, EdD alyeskia1@me.com I have been photographing building murals and street art for the past 14-years. So whenever I get the chance to “hit” the road and drive through America’s smaller towns, I usually take my camera. Street art/graffiti created in the public space is usual unsanctioned, but that is changing. There are many organizations that … [Read more...] about Photographing the Murals of the Alabama Wiregrass

Five Thrilling Adventures in South Africa

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By Elsa Dixon ITWPA Member elsa@travelswithelsa.com Any time of the year is a thrilling time to visit South Africa, and if you are looking for adventure, there is no better place. Let me highlight five experiences that will heighten your adrenaline. Shark-diving Experience The first one is a jaw-dropping, close encounter with sharks, some of them up to 2200 pounds. … [Read more...] about Five Thrilling Adventures in South Africa

Rebecca’s Restaurant, Mahone Bay

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By Janet Couper janetcouper@ns.sympatico.ca Rebecca’s culinary team consistently creates intriguing dishes with local organic produce, fresh seafood (or free-range meat), and innovative mixes of herbs to punctuate dressing blends. The restaurant’s menu provides a choice for every palate. A modest bar offers an eclectic array of local and imported beer and wine. … [Read more...] about Rebecca’s Restaurant, Mahone Bay

The Oldest Pizza in America

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The Oldest Pizza in America By Michelangelo DeSantis desanti6@optonline.net ITWPA Member On a recent trip to New York City’s Lower East side, my wife and I stopped a Lombardi’s Pizza on Spring Street for a late lunch/early dinner. The cash-only restaurant has signs claiming to be the oldest pizzeria in the United States, having been licensed in 1905. This piqued our … [Read more...] about The Oldest Pizza in America