From the monthly archives:

October 2009

If You Go – New Orleans, Louisiana

Where2Eat
Café du Monde
1039 Decatur St.
(800) 772-2927
www.cafedumonde.com
Cake Café & Bakery
2440 Chartres St.
(504) 943-0010
www.nolacakes.com
Camellia Grill
626 S. Carrollton Ave.
(504) 309-2679
Elizabeth’s Restaurant
601 Gallier St.
(504) 944-9272
www.elizabeths-restaurant.com
Jacques-Imo’s Café
8324 Oak St.
(504) 861-0886
www.jacquesimoscafe.com
Mona’s Café & Deli
504 Frenchmen St.
(504) 949-4115‎
Palm Court Jazz Café
1206 Decatur St.
(504) 525-0200
www.palmcourtjazzcafe.com
Praline Connection
542 Frenchmen St.
(504) 943-3934
www.pralineconnection.com
Yo Mama’s Bar & Grill
727 Saint Peter St.
(504) 522-1125
www.yomamasbarandgrill.com

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Traveling With…

Story and photos by Nancy Merz Nordstrom, M. Ed.
Sitting in Terminal E at Logan International Airport in Boston surrounded by strangers, I found myself wondering how, at age fifty-one, I was about to travel to Europe, my very first passport clutched tightly in my hand. Talk about stepping outside my comfort zone! Except for short [...]

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10 Ways Educational Travel is Better Than Your Average Vacation

October 29, 2009 – Baby Boomers are seeking a new level of enrichment in their leisure travel activities. This is born out by the U.S. Department of Commerce which says that educational travel is growing and older adults are leading the charge. “Educational travel programs are one sure way to guarantee a higher level of [...]

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Cleveland Rocks!

By Bobby L. Hickman
Maybe we should blame Drew Carey, but that phrase comes to mind too often when many folks think of Cleveland. But spend a little time in northern Ohio, and you’ll find it is appropriate – and not just for the obvious reason.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is the [...]

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Semester in North Africa – Morocco, Top to Bottom

Editor’s note: A junior at Boston University, Katherine Lochery is spending her fall semester in Morocco, studying Arabic; Women, Islam, and Politics; and Post-Colonial Aesthetics and Politics. Born in Britain, raised in the U.S. and in possession of a passport that has seen more action than most anyone of any age, she is consumed with [...]

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Camping Connection – The Devil in the Ozarks

By Chris Reinolds
Tucked away in the northwest corner of Arkansas, Devil’s Den State Park is a wonderland of hiking, backpacking, spelunking and other outdoor delights. Lee Creek Valley, where the park is located, is set in the ancient sedimentary mountains renowned for their natural beauty and lush oak-hickory forest.
Geologists believe that, between 10,000 and 70,000 [...]

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Cruising Coastal Norway – May the Fjord Be With You

Story and photos by Hope S. Philbrick
In Norway I gained new respect for seagulls. I’d always thought of them as loud and messy creatures, but when a flock trailed our boat for some distance I discovered that they’ve got a sense of humor and are natural hams in front of the camera.
This insight came aboard [...]

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Blue Ridge Autumn Getaways

Cool brisk mornings, perfect for long walks or fast runs. A cloudless, deep blue sky. Golden rays of sunshine that towards the end of the day, bath the outdoors in a rich light that resembles liquid amber. The fragrant aromas of cinnamon, apples and hot cider perfume the crisp air. All these things herald the [...]

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How to Hike the Grand Canyon

By Brian J. Lane
TRIP PLANNING
Choose the Right Hiking Partner: You should not hike alone, so choose early and find a comparable hiking partner or group. Ask about their other backpack trips, take a practice hike together and have everyone review possible itineraries and trail information.
Choose the Right Itinerary & Apply for Permits: One-third of backcountry [...]

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Good for the Body, Great for the Soul: Kayaking Tips for Women

By Dian Jordan
Broken Bow, Oklahoma – Kayaking is one of the most wonderful outdoor experiences you can have. It gives you the freedom to float on water, enjoy nature at its best and have a great physical workout. There are some things you must do and must have before you slip into a kayak. Let [...]

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