Archives in Category: Travel

Ten minutes to write. Less time to read.

Backroads

John Denver once sang a song about country roads taking him home to West Virginia. I wasn’t born anywhere near West Virginia, but I’ve always had an affinity for that song’s lyrics and the sentiment they express.

Some people call

 … finish reading Backroads

See more 10 Minutes in category , , | Leave a comment

Las Vegas: Recap

Note: Wireless Internet is a good thing, when it works. I posted the following blog in Las Vegas, but learned later it never made it out of my computer. This is the last one of my travelog series. AB

We’ve

 … finish reading Las Vegas: Recap

See more 10 Minutes in category | Leave a comment

Las Vegas: Hoover Dam and Lake Mead

Note: Wireless Internet is a good thing, when it works. I posted the following blog in Las Vegas, but learned later it never made it out of my computer. AB

While we came to visit the glitz that is Las

 … finish reading Las Vegas: Hoover Dam and Lake Mead

See more 10 Minutes in category , | Leave a comment

Las Vegas: Things Oriental

Note: Wireless Internet is a good thing, when it works. I posted the following blog in Las Vegas, but learned later it never made it out of my computer. AB

Themes are big here in Las Vegas: the Orient, the

 … finish reading Las Vegas: Things Oriental

See more 10 Minutes in category | Leave a comment

Las Vegas: Enroute

Before homo sapiens became somewhat civilized, he and she must have been more comfortable as part of a herd, rather like other animals still in the wild. Vestiges of this herd behavior still show up where large numbers of people

 … finish reading Las Vegas: Enroute

See more 10 Minutes in category | Leave a comment

Las Vegas

Earl and I are visiting Las Vegas this coming weekend; he for an update, me for the first time. I’m not sure what to expect. Everyone I’ve talked to has a different opinion, but all agree you must see it

 … finish reading Las Vegas

See more 10 Minutes in category , | Leave a comment

Stonehenge

Stonehenge, that massive pile of carefully laid stones in the downlands of England, has been a source of speculation and admiration for generations. I remember first learning about it in some elementary school social studies class where the teacher hinted

 … finish reading Stonehenge

See more 10 Minutes in category , , | Leave a comment

10,000 Missing

The airline industry announced yesterday that approximately 10,000 pieces of luggage go missing every day. And while this isn’t on the same scale as 10,000 people missing in some natural disaster, it makes me wonder what’s going on in the

 … finish reading 10,000 Missing

See more 10 Minutes in category , | Leave a comment

Cruising Tips

Earl and I are back on terra firma after spending ten days on a ship in the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea, visiting various ports of call and basking in the warm, friendly sun and eighty-degree weather. It’s not hard

 … finish reading Cruising Tips

See more 10 Minutes in category | Leave a comment

Fishing

I have the feeling I’m in for a bumpy ride the next few months. And it’s all because my beloved, Earl, is eagerly planning our summer ’06 vacation.

Earl has said on more than one occasion that when I plan

 … finish reading Fishing

See more 10 Minutes in category , | Leave a comment