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National Mall
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The National Mall in Washington, D.C., a vast expanse of parkland lined with monuments and imposing buildings, adorns the center of the American capital and lies at the very heart of the nation. The most powerful political symbols of the United States, the U.S. Capitol Building and the White House, share this land with some of the worlds greatest museums. Monuments and memorials, honoring the achievements of the United States greatest citizens, offer visitors ample opportunities to get better acquainted with the countrys history. Author: Gaston Lacombe Gaston Lacombe is a freelance journalist and photographer based in Washington, D.C. He is the North American correspondent for a European travel magazine and has spent time in more than 40 countries in the last 20 years. He holds a B.A. and M.A. in History from the University of Ottawa and studied at the Ph.D. level at the University of Toronto. Coverimage: Washington Monument - Washington, D.C. by Au Kirk (CC BY 2.0)
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Pyramids and Sphinx
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The Giza pyramids and site of the Sphinx are among the oldest wonders in the world. Everyone learned about them in school many grew up dreaming of visiting Egypt. What traveler (ancient or modern) hasnt wondered how these great achievements were planned and built? Now enjoy a tour with a true descendant of the ancient Egyptians: an engineer who has patented two logical theories about pyramid construction. Our experienced guide also shares his love of Egypt while explaining some pyramid building details that you will hear from no one else. Author: Hany Halim Hany Halim is a retired mechanical engineer and a former colonel. He changed his career in 1990, but the scientist within him kept researching his grandfather's notes about pyramid construction techniques. Now a professional tour guide, Hany proffers two brand new pyramid theories that were patented in 2002 and 2007. Coverimage: Keops by florlewis (CC BY 2.0)
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America's Oldest City
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For a romantic getaway, a girlfriend weekend or a fun family vacation, think St. Augustine! Brimming with international character, history, art, attractions, great dining and more than a few ghosts, a visit to Americas oldest city is like going to Spain without the jet lag! Located on the Atlantic coast just south of Jacksonville, and easily accessible by car or air, this city offers everything from a luxury retreat to budget-friendly options. If you are tired of theme park vacations, you will find the reality of narrow brick streets, ancient buildings and international dining to be a refreshing change. Author: Pamela Watson Pamela Watson is a freelance writer with over 400 articles published in national and regional magazines and newspapers. She is the author/co-author of four travel guides and a contributing writer for an online magazine. Southern by choice, Pamela lives on the Florida Gulf Coast. Coverimage: IMG_6487 by DGriebeling (CC BY 2.0)
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Magic In The Midwest
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Branson, Missouri: some call it Little Vegas, but everyone calls it fun! Boating, fishing, camping, golfing, and horseback riding are here for the outdoor enthusiast. Magic shows, Chinese acrobats, dancers, outdoor theaters, and Vegas revues tempt the entertainment aficionados. And there are museums, inspirational shows, and amusement parks for everyone else! The bonus here? Tickets are easy to get and the prices are very reasonable. Welcome to Branson! Author: Jim Burgett Jim Burgett is an author, speaker, and former school superintendent, who currently provides professional development services to schools and businesses. He is also a frequent traveler. Jim has visited Branson, Missouri more than a dozen times with relatives and friends, and considers it one of the best places to take your family. Coverimage: The fountain at #Branson Landing. by doug_wertman (CC BY 2.0)
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Walking On History
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Long known as one of the Seven Wonders of the World, this amazing engineering feat is an awesome sight to behold as it snakes its way across China. It is the worlds longest outdoor museum, stretching from Jiayaguan in the west to Shanhaiguan on the eastern seaboard. The Chinese started building the Wall in the 6 th century BC to defend themselves against invaders swooping down from the north. Today it is one of the most visited tourist attractions on earth: to walk on the Wall is to walk on history. Author: Cheryl Probst Cheryl Probst is an award-winning photojournalist who has worked for newspapers in Oregon, Washington, Alaska and China. She goes to China on a regular basis, and has visited 43 of the 50 United States, 7 Canadian Provinces, numerous European countries and also New Zealand. Today she calls the state of Washington her home. Coverimage: Great Wall adventure by piawaugh (CC BY 2.0)
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Quebec City: Canada's Charming Nouvelle France
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The ?Cradle of French Civilization in North America? is recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Located on the banks of the Saint Lawrence River, this is the only remaining fortified city in North America. The Laurentian Mountains, perfect for outdoor recreation, rise to the north. Among the nearby attractions are Montmorency Falls, Orleans Island, whitewater rafting on the Jacques-Cartier River, and a famous pilgrimage route to Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupr?. Author: Brad Olsen Brad Olsen is a Contributing Editor for World Explorer magazine and has written several guide books. His seventh, 'Sacred Places Europe: 108 Destinations,' was released in March, 2007. The second edition of "Sacred Places North America: 108 Destinations" was released in 2008 and won the "Best Travel Guide for Planet Earth" Award in 2010. Brad's commentaries have appeared on National Public Radio, CNN and the Travel Channel. He enjoys extended global travel (particularly to exotic locations), and public speaking on the subject of sacred places.
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