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Short Stop Big Reward: Victoria Butterfly Gardens

July 3, 2017 By Travel Post Monthly

By Joanne Reid Up by Brentwood Bay, British Columbia, just a 25-minute drive from downtown Victoria, blossoms a garden of up to 70 species of tropical butterflies and more than 200 varieties of tropical plants in a very humid rainforest environment. These butterflies -- or, as my daughter more appropriately termed them, “flutter-byes” -- adorn the air and leaves of this … [Read more...] about Short Stop Big Reward: Victoria Butterfly Gardens

The Helpful Little Lighthouse

July 3, 2017 By Travel Post Monthly

By Wendy Richards ITWPA Member For centuries lighthouses have stood guard over rocky shores the world over, providing safe passage to mariners and their ships traveling far and wide for industry and commerce. Portland, Maine’s Breakwater “Bug” Light is no exception. For 141 years Bug Light has been a small yet mighty protector for Portland’s rocky coast. Surrounded by a park … [Read more...] about The Helpful Little Lighthouse

Mostar’s Many Faces

July 3, 2017 By Travel Post Monthly

By Audra Brianne ITWPA Member The city of Mostar, Bosnia, proved to be colorful, flavorful, and packed with a richness of history. This is south-east Europe at its most captivating. Similar to Jerusalem with its hodgepodge of faiths living together, Mostar’s skyline showcases minarets and church steeples all reaching for the sky. Muslims (Bosniaks), Catholics (Croats), … [Read more...] about Mostar’s Many Faces

Going Green in Alaska

June 1, 2017 By Travel Post Monthly

By Marsha Wassel ITWPA Member Photographs by Marsha Wassel and Jim Wassel Visitors to Alaska seek ultimate wilderness experiences. The challenge is how to balance two million visitors a year with conservation ethics and sustainability practices to protect this special wilderness home. Adventure Green Alaska (AGA) is doing just that. I recently checked out some of the … [Read more...] about Going Green in Alaska

International Culture in Downtown Decatur

June 1, 2017 By Travel Post Monthly

By Tanisha Rule “You must be Tanisha,” Tracy Reddick greets me as I approach. She is the creator and operator of Downtown Decatur Food Tours. “There’s five joining, so you make six for this tour.” I’ve just arrived at Courtyard Marriott on Clairemont Road in downtown Decatur, six miles outside Atlanta. Decatur boasts a vibrant arts community and a laid-back atmosphere. … [Read more...] about International Culture in Downtown Decatur

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