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A special exhibit at the East Texas Oil Museum reminds us that the big events of history are all connected not only to famous leaders but to the ordinary people who make them happen.
In this case, the exhibit focuses on Albert ‘Pappy’ DeHart, who grew up in a town not far from the museum in Kilgore, and who served on both of the missions that dropped atomic bombs on Ja...
France has been the world’s top tourism destination for years, but despite record and growing numbers, but a new study suggests that by 2040 it will be overtaken by Spain.
A study by Deloitte and Google projects that Spain will see 110 million visitors annually by 2040; last year’s total was 96.8 million international tourists last year. France, which set a new record ...
When you say you are going to visit the town of Sintra, Portugal, you will receive a lot of recommendations of things to see and do. Pena Palace and the Moorish Castle are high on everyone’s list. To me, there is one ‘must see” place—the National Palace.
The roots of the
I came across this roadside monument while driving from Salmon, Idaho to Missoula, Montana. It was situated on the west side of the road in the small town of North Fork (by the intersection of U.S. Highway 93 and the Salmon River Road). Besides being very beautiful, the area is know for its ties with the Lewis and Clark expedition, who traveled through here more than 200 ye...
A tiny Cotswolds village, once described by William Morris as “the most beautiful village in England,” has been feeling the pressure of its reputation lately, and would like a bit less attention, please.
The local district council in Bibury, Gloucestershire, voted earlier this month to deny permission for a local trout farm to add a cafe and gift shop because it might ...