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Ireland: for all that it is a small island, there is a lot going on in it. Whether you take part in a tour, go with friends or family, or travel on your own, there’s alot you can explore, from ancient sites to present day activities… Though Ireland is a very welcoming place, not all is obvious. There are things that come first to mind and sight, and there are those which requ...


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Its landscapes inspired the well known tales of Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis and perhaps, the older legends of the children of Lir. In the past, smugglers traveled its roads. In Victorian days people came to its seasides, as they do today — and as they did in prehistoric times. Saint Patrick walked here, and so have other makers of legend, story, and song. This is Count...


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Along California’s Highway 101, somewhere between Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo, Los Alamos is a small town many travelers speed past without noticing. A single main street. Weathered wooden storefronts. Oak-covered hills rolling quietly behind it. But those who know this little town tend to return. Tucked in the Santa Ynez Valley along California’s Central Coast, Los Ala...


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Castles, standing stones, high crosses, holy sites, Georgian mansions, rolling hills, mountains, cliffs at seaside, and sandy beaches. All aspects of travel you will find in Ireland. Have you thought, though, about what it means to listen to Ireland? I’ve ideas on that. Pubs, story tellers, leprechauns, shamrocks, history, tea, cheese, bannocks, soda bread, Guinness, sunrises...


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We haven’t covered Turkey much on here the past few years for a whole lot of reasons that I’ll get into, but one of the most challenging aspects of traveling there is that the country is such a mess economically. Thanks to some very bad decisions by its wannabe leader-for-life, Turkiye has been the champion in two categories that nobody wants in any year: highest inflation an...


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