Blogs about: Historical And Heritage Travel
China Then China Now
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wrote 1 month ago: Cultural and other walls After a first-time visit to China, including of course an exhilarating day … more →
Multidimensional Martinique: Where Landscape Shapes Culture
wrote 1 month ago: Generational voices As we make our way on foot through the highlands of Martinique, I realize that w … more →
My Downunder Journalist Friends The Global Travel Writers
wrote 1 month ago: The far north of Planet Earth has always seemed forbidding. But in this age of global warming, maybe … more →
Talking to Roy, the Florida Radio Guy ... About Martinique
wrote 3 months ago: To listen to this radio interview, click on the link below. For a number of years I had the privileg … more →
The Chinese Diaspora: A Brief Look at the Power of Culture
wrote 3 months ago: The annual World Congress of the World Federation of Journalists and Travel Writers (FIJET) took pla … more →
A Walk Through the Creole Gardens of Martinique
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wrote 3 months ago: … including a podcast with Daniel Pouplot President and Director of la Fédération québécoise d … more →
The Bronx, Character, and Molly Goldberg
wrote 4 months ago: … with Bijan Bayne Yoo Hoo Mrs. Goldberg Human theatre comes in many forms; but essential to t … more →
A Great Yukon River Journey
wrote 5 months ago: … with Chris Vetterlein of The Great River Journey Drops of water Suggesting a timelessness an … more →
Cultural Convergence and African-American Heritage in Missouri
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wrote 5 months ago: … including a podcast with Bijan Bayne The Missouri mosaic In the expanded and diversified wor … more →
The Mythological Landscape of Western Newfoundland
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wrote 5 months ago: As the helicopter rises gently above the Humber Valley, we look down on a tapestry of subtle colours … more →
The Regenerative Cause and Effect of Oxnard, California
wrote 6 months ago: … with Bonnie Neely Resource-based tourism Increasingly human beings on the Planet Earth are b … more →
Travel as Lifelong Learning
wrote 7 months ago: Travel: the Most Experiential Form of Learning “The World is a book, and those who do not travel rea … more →
"Sub Rosa" Florida: More Than Meets the Eye
wrote 7 months ago: Just between friends I love playing with language; and have always loved the expression sub rosa whi … more →
Intellectual Tartu, Estonia
wrote 7 months ago: Ah youth! From personal experience, I can tell you that Estonia is one the freshest, most welcoming, … more →
Cultural Emergency Response: Preserving Human Heritage
wrote 7 months ago: “Science and art belong to the whole world, and before them vanish the barriers of nationality.” – G … more →
Experiential, Grassroots, and Frontier Travel in the Canadian and American West
wrote 7 months ago: … with Tony Daly of Ranch Rider Back to the land … again Part of the hippie sub-culture … more →
Kanché and Puerta Verde: A Role Model for Alternative, Grassroots, and Indigenous Travel
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wrote 7 months ago: … with Jesús Mesa del Castillo Bermejo Redevelopment and respect Throughout the world there is … more →
The Lessons of the Maya
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wrote 7 months ago: … with Bijan Bayne Universality and commonality in the world of the Maya Despite the coloniali … more →
The Lessons of Cancun
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wrote 7 months ago: … with Bijan Bayne Organic Cancun A visit to Cancun, whether it is your first or a return trip … more →
