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I watch as water plummets more than four times the height of Niagara Falls over a craggy rock face for 729 feet. Water splashes and churns, widening the path it cuts as it roars towards me. What is this place? Amicalola Falls—one of the seven natural wonders of the state of Georgia—situated in the Amicalola Falls State Park in the Appalachian Mountains. I wanted to get close enough to the falls to feel the splash…
“Ack-ack, ack-ack,” clicked a gecko, adding harmony to the echoing kak-kak of the hornbill, the high whine of Borneo cicadas, the tonk-tonk of the brown barbet. Under my bare feet, the belian hardwood, or ironwood of Borneo, deck boards felt smooth and warm. The rich scent of rainforest hibiscus flowers and tibouchina shrubs lingered, without a wind to whisk them away. Heavy clouds promised an afternoon downpour over the yellow water of the Kinabatangan River--I…
Lake Blackshear may be man made, but it’s about as pretty a spot in Georgia as anyone could expect Mother Nature to provide. Created by a dam on the Flint River, this 8500 acre lake has been providing locals and visitors with recreational access since the 1920s. I wasn't surprised to find an upscale 4 star facility like the Lake Blackshear Resort and Golf Club on its banks. The expansive operation at Lake Blackshear takes…
The Hill Aerospace Museum at Ogden, Utah, just a few miles from Salt Lake City, is a must-see free attraction with hundreds of airplanes and artifacts.
Saint Paul, Minnesota, history includes Prohibition gangsters and speakeasies including the Wabasha Street Caves. See "Castle Royal" or take a driving tour.
There are lots of rodeo events to see in Saskatchewan every summer! See rodeo bull riding, bronc busting, calf roping and more from June through August.
With Super Typhoon Haima headed directly at me, I ended up with a 12-hour Road Trip from Banaue, Ifugao, Philippines, to Manila, Philippines -- the journey.
It takes just 1000 miles from Winnipeg, Manitoba, to Edmonton, Alberta, with stops in Saskatchewan, to explore Western Canada's 8 best open air museums.
Peninsula State Park, in Wisconsin's Door County, is a popular summer destination -- enjoy paddling across the Bay to Horseshoe Island from Nicolet Beach.
Check out this infographic of 35 reasons to hike the Appalachian Trail -- it celebrates 80 years in 2017. The 2190 miles have been hiked by 17000+ hikers.
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