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81Your French Holiday: Southwest France, The Dordogne
by Harlan Lewin
A great holiday region, the Dordogne in southwest France offers castles, kayaking, canoeing, cooking courses, art, bicycling, camping, caves, cave drawings, outdoor markets,and much more. The living is good with lots of bed and breakfasts, inexpensive hotels, restaurants offering local foods from delicacies to delicious stews. Medieval cities in good repair like Sarlat and Domme are easy to visit as are the vineyards around Bergerac. Bordeaux with its magnificent vineyards and their chateaux is published 14 months ago
58Quebec Life Skills Trip Summer 2008
by Ethel
On August 4th, ETL students left on a Life Skills Trip for Quebec City! The group of 2 chaperones and 3 students left at 7:30 A.M., full of excitement! One of our stops was in Scowhegan, Maine to see the... published 2 months ago
51Lacking Maturity in Human Being delaying Evolution?
by healwell51
Since I am observing myself time to time I really found that lacking some kind of maturity is creating obstacles in my way of growth. I am not talking about career wise, earning wise or social status wise... published 4 months ago
65Travel Advice for Novice Backpackers
by Mici
Boarding an airplane and venturing off to explore the world with a backpack on can be an exciting adventure for the novice traveler. It is also common to experience some fears of the unknown. The... published 3 weeks ago
59Tips for Exploring Career Choices
by Cougar1002
Exploring career choices can sometimes feel like a balancing act. On one hand, it's very unreasonable to think you're supposed to have it all figured out in your teens and early 20s, when most people are under... published 3 months ago
69Exploring A Less Crowded Oahu
by Ponderize
If you would like to get a sense of what Oahu has to offer besides for the crowded and over-hyped Waikiki Beach, you've come to the right place. Visiting Oahu or any Hawaiian island for that matter can be... published 6 months ago
72Climbing Mt. Shasta
by adventure
Driving around a turn on a road in Shasta, California, I almost jam on the brakes. Oh, my God, I say aloud as I look up into the clouds. I cannot believe the sheer size of Mt. Shasta. This behemoth rises... published 10 months ago
43What's New in the Upcoming Vista OS Part I
by wifi
If you've been detecting a stale odor around the office lately, there's a good chance it might be your operating system. Although there have been a couple service packs and numerous minor updates for Windows... published 3 months ago
38Exploring Jamaica
by dennphil
From the brilliant white sand beaches to diverse island culture, Jamaica is certainly one of the top vacation destinations for tourists. The crystal clear ocean waters... published 13 months ago
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