Do Not Dis DIS: the Daytona International Speedway
Roy A. Erickson, Jr. Over the years this would become the theater of triumph, defeat and devastation of Olympic proportions.
Read MoreGhost Town Homecoming
It’s a fact that things seem bigger to you when you are younger. Perhaps an overstated and trite one, but a fact nonetheless. I think about this as I stand in front of the overgrown undeveloped property where the first home I remember once stood.
Read MoreThe Drug Wars in Honduras: Then and Now and What to Know if Traveling There
Honduras is a relatively small republic in Central America that notably exports coffee, sugar, tropical fruit, textiles, and minerals. Having said that, one of Honduras’ dirty little secrets is the mass export of cocaine via the Nicaraguan Contras
Read MoreAmerica in Decline-Stockton
By: Paul William Fassett An example of the deteriorating cities of America; Stockton was one of the first cities in California to officially declare bankruptcy, but this city’s decline was well in the making some time ago. I went to Stockton with eyes full of diamonds, and well wishes. I was sent there to film […]
Read MoreAmerica in Decline-Delaware
Photographer/Author, Paul William Fassett takes us on a backroads tour of Deleware.
Read MoreHow to Spot Suspicious People and Behaviors While Traveling
Notes on travel safety from Jason Harter.
Read MorePanama Widens the Door for Foreigners
Karla Fetrow: For Americans staggering under the national debt and trying to stretch a retirement income, Panama begins to look like the most appetizing place to settle.
Read MoreThe New Face of US Immigration: Leaving for Central America
Karla Fetrow: Strapped by economics, disillusioned with politics, many retirees and expats are packing up and moving to Central America.
Read MoreAdventure in the Badlands
Alexandra Pratt takes us into the Canadian Badlands
Read MorePerspective of Israel in Real Travel
Michael Wagener- From Israel: ‘‘As a German It Is not easy to Write About the Country of the Jewish”
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