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Leaf Cam
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Each spring from about April 17 through April 27, the woods behind the house
come alive after a long winter's nap. View the day by day springing to life. |
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The Last Cruise
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Labor Day Monday, 9/6/04. The house is quiet today. Pamela Kane, author,
mother, friend, lover, left for her final journey yesterday morning. |
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So So SoBe
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We decided to “bring on da funk” in South Beach rather than committing
ourselves to the prisons that are plastic hotels, the same the world around. |
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Storming the Beaches of Belize
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Armed only with snorkels, masks, fins, and cameras, my husband and I advanced
upon the beaches of Belize and the rivers of Guatemala. |
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Let's Get Leid
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Our fearless and frugal freelancer visits the 50th state. |
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A Vacation in Ruins
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Andy came home from work one day and said, "You look crabby … let's go
somewhere." |
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The Cruise from Hell
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Join us on our final "do-it-yourself" cruise of the Chesapeake, the year before
I boarded the Meridian for my first cruise ship experience... |
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Playa Del Carmen
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Situated about 60 kilometers south of Cancun, "Playa" is the center of what's
now called the Mexican Riviera... |
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Marco Polo
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Sailing: February 1998 - En Zed to Oz
OZ? No, not the Emerald City... we've left Kansas, Toto...
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Sea Cloud
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My husband and I, lifelong small boat sailors, craned our necks and smiled
foolishly as what seemed like acres of canvas caught the winds...
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Singapore
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... before boarding Song of Flower we escaped the disapproving looks of
our official tour people and grabbed a cab ...
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Vietnam
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Saigon, Hue, Hanoi – hardly ideal vacation spots 30 years ago... |
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Amsterdam
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It was a most unusual sight, even for eclectic, hectic Baltimore. A forest of
industrial cranes and small mountains of potash and bituminous surrounded a
luxury cruise ship, Holland America's new Amsterdam...
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Meridian
- A Memoir |
As we steamed out of New York harbor, champagne flutes in hand, the ship's horn
saluted the Statue of Liberty with four long blasts. I fell in love again. This
time with 30,000 tons of steel, brass, mahogany and teak. |