Great Ports of the World: From New York to Hong Kong
by Mia Cassany (Author), Victor Medina (Illustrator)
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by Mia Cassany (Author), Victor Medina (Illustrator)
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Schooner Freedom - Tour St. Augustine In A Tall Ship By Steven Skelley and Thomas Routzong St. Augustine is the most uniquely historic city in Florida. It is the oldest city of the USA with a beautiful waterfront, a Spanish fortress and stunning architecture at every turn. One of the most enjoyable ways to view such beauty is from the water onboard the Schooner Freedom. <MORE>  Oceania Cruises – Is This The Finest Cuisine At Sea? By Kathryn Skelley-Bird Oceania Cruises prides itself on serving the finest cuisine at sea. According to recent brochures: Being served the finest cuisine at sea is not important to all cruise passengers, but it is important to some. If you are among the latter type of cruiser, then I invite you to follow me as I share with you my recent two-week experience aboard the Riviera, one of Oceania’s six mid-sized ships. This was my fourth cruise with Oceania since 2011, so I am well acquainted with the cuisine and dining venues. <MORE>  La Cage Aux Folles at the Titusville Playhouse By Steven Skelley and Thomas Routzong Certain shows make me laugh out loud no matter how many times I see them. "La Cage Aux Folles" is very high on that list. Not only is it comedy and musical magic, it has an important message about love, acceptance, equality and family. <MORE>  Pedal with Passion Across Italy and the World This year marks a significant milestone for the first woman-owned cycle tour company in the world. In 1989, Lauren Hefferon blazed new trails and founded Ciclismo Classico, the first company to specialize in immersive small group bike tours of Italy. <MORE>  Explore Uzbekistan by Bicycle with Grasshopper Adventures On this 14-day cycling tour through the heart of Central Asia, guests will experience mountain gorges, desert oases, ancient fortified cities, bustling bazaars, tented caravans, and the Great Steppe, all while absorbing the rich history that has shaped empires for millennia. <MORE>  |
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