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Travel Post Monthly

Volume 5, Issue #1 - January 2012

Haines, Alaska: One of the Last True Bastions of Small Town America

January 4, 2012 By Travel Post Monthly

By Roy StevensonITWPA MemberPhotography by Linda PopovichThe small town of Haines nestles peacefully, overlooking the remote shores of Alaska’s pristine, 90-mile Lynn Canal -- the longest fjord in America. Haines lies at the base of the fog-shrouded Takshanuk and Chilkat Mountains. A belt of foothills covered in Pacific Northwest evergreens is all that separates the town … [Read more...] about Haines, Alaska: One of the Last True Bastions of Small Town America

Eclectic Eatery for Easton Insiders

January 4, 2012 By Travel Post Monthly

By Manning LeeNestled next to the alley behind Easton, Maryland’s South Washington and South Harrison Streets in what amounts to a city parking lot are Columbia Restaurant Group’s Lazy Lunch and L.L. Bakery. Normally, one would think that a restaurant in an alley/city parking lot would be lacking character, style, and panache. And when looking for a place in Easton … [Read more...] about Eclectic Eatery for Easton Insiders

Train to the Clouds

January 4, 2012 By Travel Post Monthly

By Bina JosephFrom April to October the “Tren a las Nubes” (“Train to the Clouds”) cuts a stunning swathe across the high peaks of the Cordillera de los Andes, from the city of Salta in northern Argentina, through the Valle de Lerma, entering the Quebrada del Toro, and arriving finally at La Puna.It takes its name from the vapor that swirls under and … [Read more...] about Train to the Clouds

Shooting the Zambezi

January 4, 2012 By Travel Post Monthly

By Robyn QuinITWPA MemberThe mighty Zambezi River is 1,678 miles long and crosses five countries before it reaches Mozambique and empties into the Indian Ocean. Below Victoria Falls the river has carved out the Batoka Gorge, providing world-class white water rafting opportunities. The rapids are officially classed as Grade 5: “extremely difficult, long and violent rapids, … [Read more...] about Shooting the Zambezi

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