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Because sometimes, you've just got to make fish chowder

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Sep 10, 2010 / 2 comments

We're in Ireland, and loving it (needless to say). And yes, the rain is ubiquitous.

Catching up at Great Wolf Lodge, Traverse City

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Aug 31, 2010 / 0 comments

You probably know by now how much we LOVE Great Wolf Lodge. It's so much fun to go there - a complete vacation, for our entire family. We recently visited the Great Wolf Lodge in Traverse City, and had a blast (click here for rates and availability at Great Wolf Lodge Traverse City).

Foodie Finds: Best Hot Dogs in Grand Rapids

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Aug 11, 2010 / 0 comments

I love hot dogs. We always search out great hot dog joints whenever we travel - there's such a variety that I never get bored!

 

One Stop Coney Shop

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Traveling with a Mobility Disability in Ireland and Scotland

As a traveler with disabilities, I am well-aware of the challenges of traveling - and the great rewards! There are many more things to think of as a traveler with disabilities - access, transportation, cultural views of disability, and more. I am always learning the hard way, it seems, about both written and unspoken rules of disability travel, 23 years after my accident!

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Auckland, New Zealand: A Day in the City of Sails

Today Bob and I stepped ashore in Auckland, a city of 1,400,000 residents, the most populous city in New Zealand, and the country’s largest industrial and commercial center.

Travel Writers' Secrets: Top Airline Tips

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Jun 15, 2010 / 0 comments

Travel Writers' Secrets: Top Travel Planning Tips

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Jun 08, 2010 / 3 comments

I’ve got a GREAT list of travel tips for you!

Semana Santa

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Apr 01, 2010 / 0 comments

Semana Santa, or Holy Week, as I recently explained to my American students, is celebrated in Andalusia through religious processions (called pasos) that wind their way day and night through the streets of cities and towns. As with so many Spanish traditions, such as bullfighting, it’s almost impossible to convey an accurate picture of Semana Santa celebrations to anyone who has never attended one. They must be experienced rather than understood at an intellectual level.

The Real Ramen

by Joshua Beatty / Jan 07, 2010 / 1 comments

Just about anyone who went to college in the United States after about 1990 has heard of Ramen noodles. Some Americans pronounce this word as “Ray-man” noodles.

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Magical Snowland at Great Wolf Lodge

It's always a pleasure for us to visit Great Wolf Lodge, especially our favorite location in Traverse City. We've been fortunate to visit during Howl-o-ween, and this past week we visited for Snowland, during a blizzard!

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