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In Search of a Panamanian Paradise ~ Chapter 7
The Panama Canal: The 100-Year-Old Gift that Keeps on Giving What is a man-made wonder that has benefited the entire planet, and has brought a century’s worth of economic growth, tourism, political stability and a prominent role on the world stage to a small Central...![[Weekly WOW #004] The 9/11 Memorial](https://sixlegswilltravel.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/2014-World-Trade-Center-Memorial-Pool-1.jpg)
[Weekly WOW #004] The 9/11 Memorial
A Solemn, Yet Inspiring, Tribute to All Who Were Lost On September 11, 2001, nearly 3,000 souls perished at the hands of Islamic extremists. Over a decade later, as I stood facing one of the two reflecting pools at the 9/11 Memorial in New York, where most of these...
In Search of a Panamanian Paradise ~ Chapter 6
Boquete Coffee: Nirvana in a Cup (Of late, the stories of our adventures in Panama have been sitting on the back burner. The reasons why don’t matter. What’s important is that there is still much to tell, and the saga will not be finished until I say it is.) If you’re...![[Weekly WOW #003] The High Line](https://sixlegswilltravel.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/2013-High-Line-section-1.jpg)
[Weekly WOW #003] The High Line
The Best Things in Life Are Free – Even in the Big Apple A public park 1.45 miles long and 30 feet in the air? This could only happen in NYC. The first time I visited the High Line, it was a definite WOW! experience. This intoxicating cocktail of engineering,...
Harry Potter and the Magical Studio Tour
Simon and I have been Harry Potter fans since the spring of 2001, when we read our first audio book during a road trip. Since then, we’ve read all seven books, and watched six of the eight films. So it should come as no surprise that we jumped at the chance to...[Weekly WOW #002] The Liberty Bell: A Hands-On Experience
As my fingers explored the cool, smooth metal, the engraved letters and the famous crack of the Liberty Bell, the only word my stunned brain could produce was”wow!” Although the world is full of marvelous things we’re not allowed to touch. I sometimes, get a pass. On...![[Weekly WOW #001] – World’s Oldest Working Restaurant](https://sixlegswilltravel.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Botin-Exterior-1.jpg)
[Weekly WOW #001] – World’s Oldest Working Restaurant
Quality is Timeless at this Madrid Landmark Calle Cuchilleros, in Madrid’s Old City, is the location for the oldest working restaurant in the world, according to the Guinness Book of Records. Sobrino de Botin was founded by a French chef in 1725, and is now owned by...Great Restaurant Find in New Bern, NC
Fairfield Harbour Food and Spirits: An Award-Winning Eatery Serves Up Traditional favorites and Mediterranean Delights Dining at Fairfield Harbour Food and Spirits is like treating all your senses to a meal out. The walls are washed in a soft blue, which compliments...Affordable Peace of Mind: No Traveler Should Be Without It
There’s no place like home, especially when you are hit with an unexpected injury or illness. So what’s a traveler to do when the unthinkable occurs away from home? For Simon and me, the answer was AirMed, and it came through the experience of our friends, David and...
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