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Travel Post Monthly

Volume #1, Issue #11 - November 2007

The St. James Hotel: A Midwest Victorian Treat

November 8, 2007 By Travel Post Monthly

by P. Taylor HuffIf you enjoy staying at historic inns and hotels, but also prefer modern lodging conveniences, the St. James Hotel in Red Wing, Minnesota, will meet your expectations and more. … [Read more...] about The St. James Hotel: A Midwest Victorian Treat

How to Travel Around Paris Painlessly

November 8, 2007 By Travel Post Monthly

by Nancy PitmanIf you want to explore Paris without the crowded buses and trains, walking isn’t your only option.  The city of romance now offers a pick up, drop off bike venture.  Just look for the large bicycle racks bursting with new street bikes.  Once you find one, take a bike out and your first half hour of riding is free.  When you’re … [Read more...] about How to Travel Around Paris Painlessly

Navigating the Streets of Galway, Ireland for a Cup of Coffee

November 8, 2007 By Travel Post Monthly

by David James AllanWishing to avoid the crowds on commercial Shop Street, I dart down Kirwan’s Lane, passing under the Liberator O’Connell’s window (so called because he supposedly stayed there when in town on court business) with a reverential nod. I am on my way to Merchant’s Road and the best cup of coffee in town. Focused on the need for a … [Read more...] about Navigating the Streets of Galway, Ireland for a Cup of Coffee

Shopping in Cancun: No Hablo Ingles

November 8, 2007 By Travel Post Monthly

by Dean BartoshLooking to stay on budget while vacationing in Cancun, Mexico, we went grocery shopping at the “mega-mart” downtown. I found all the usual food that I was accustomed to, but soon realized that this was a store where you had to bring your own bags for your groceries. No big deal. I’ll just buy some bags. I found a clerk and asked him the location … [Read more...] about Shopping in Cancun: No Hablo Ingles

From Park to Park, Traveling the Appalachian Trail

November 8, 2007 By Travel Post Monthly

by Deborah BurstAlong the Appalachian Ridge, pioneers braved the Kentucky wilderness in what became the first great gateway to the west. James Clark burned the first trail in 1813, journaling the region’s virgin forest, mountain streams and waterfalls dispersed with infinite prairies filled with grazing herds of Bison. … [Read more...] about From Park to Park, Traveling the Appalachian Trail

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