Sample Gates, Bloomington
Witchita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, Oklahoma

It was the Wild West, a land of cowboys and Native Americans, outlaws and pioneers, bison and wildcatters, homesteaders and oil barons.This land offered hope of a better life for many, riches for a few, and of  tragedy for those that got in the way of the grand plans to expand a nation.
 



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Space CampThe dream of space travel came alive in Huntsville, Alabama amidst the cotton fields of the fertile Tennessee valley .


This prosperous antebellum city is now a high-tech center for aerospace and missile defense named #1 City in the U.S. by Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Magazine.

La belle EpoqueTo barge through Burgundy is to experience the joy of living –the joie de vivre --that has been woven through the centuries into the tapestry of everyday life.

It is life in the slow lane, with time to savor whatever catches your fancy.

Prince Christian SoundWe glided past floating sculptures shaped by wind and weather, frozen reminders of ages past,  the sky a clear cerulean.

On both sides, dramatic peaks soared nearly 5000 feet above, dwarfing us as we sailed past icebergs and waterfalls in the pristine wilderness of Greenland.

 

Rideau Canal

The Rideau Canal was built as a supply route for inland garrisons in the event of American invasion and was one of the first canals to be designed for steam-powered boats.  It is now a recreational waterway.





The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes.      
Marcel Proust 
 






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