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The Island Spirit – Small Group Cruise in Big Alaska

October 14, 2013 By Travel Post Monthly

By Colleen Cowles ITWPA Member “Slap it, baby, slap it!” The captain turns the ship around to optimize views and turns off the motor. Two whales create breach-and-dive theater for 28 minutes, with squeals from passengers almost as loud as the barking sea lions witnessed yesterday. There’s no need to take separate excursions. This entire nine-day cruise serves as a wildlife … [Read more...] about The Island Spirit – Small Group Cruise in Big Alaska

Glendalough: Walking in a Special Place

October 14, 2013 By Travel Post Monthly

By John P. Fleming As you approach the cliff ledge, the whole valley comes into view through a break in the trees. Below, the dark waters of the two lakes are surrounded by a blanket of forest. The top of an ancient monastic settlement pokes above the canopy. There is nobody stirring in the valley. In the early morning chill, the only sounds are the birds going about their … [Read more...] about Glendalough: Walking in a Special Place

Lugo, Spain’s City of Witches and Saints

September 18, 2013 By Travel Post Monthly

Submission & Photos by Elizabeth Varadan Every year, from October 4th through 12th, the San Froilán Fiesta lights up Lugo, the capital city of Lugo province in Galicia, the northwest region of Spain. Famous bands perform onstage. Puppeteers and street musicians rim plazas or spill along side streets. Artisans sell handcrafts on blankets. A silver cowboy statue … [Read more...] about Lugo, Spain’s City of Witches and Saints

Lost Palace of the Byzantine Emperors

September 17, 2013 By Travel Post Monthly

Seraglio Point in Istanbul is dominated by the magnificent, sprawling structures of two of the world’s architectural masterpieces. These are Haghia Sophia, the Byzantine Church of the Holy Wisdom, and the Ottoman Blue Mosque or Sultanahmet Camii. They’re like prize fighters sizing one another up across the park that separates them, champions of two great civilizations and the … [Read more...] about Lost Palace of the Byzantine Emperors

American Dream Vacation in Palau, Micronesia

September 17, 2013 By Travel Post Monthly

Submission by Bina Joseph A vacation truly made up of the stuff of dreams must happen in faraway corners of the world with musical, exotic-sounding names. Immediately, Polynesia, Melanesia, and Micronesia spring to mind. The Micronesian archipelago of Palau has been spotlighted by the popular “Survivor” TV series. Among the youngest nations in the world, Palau gained … [Read more...] about American Dream Vacation in Palau, Micronesia

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