Sunday August 20, 2006
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| www.TheSundayNewspaper.com | Sunday August 20, 2006 |
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| A Kentucky Knockout (Washington Post) | Welcome back to Toronto (Baltimore Sun) | |
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| Louisville balances an influx of New Age with heaping portions of tradition, a practice that shines through in the city's attractions and environs. | Three years after the SARS scare, this Canadian city is re-emerging as a fun and quirky destination | |||||||||||||||
| A life of Freedom (Chicago Tribune) | Seeking serenity in Sedona (Orange County Register) | |||||||||||||||
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| At work--and play--on the World's
Largest Cruise Ship |
New age culture is very much alive
among the red rocks, where you can't help but feel spiritual |
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| The St.-Tropez of Turkey (NY Times) | Sleeping on the ground and eating insects? Uh, no thanks (Oakland Tribune) | |||||||||||||||
| Among the fishing villages that flank Homer’s “wine-dark sea,” a nascent jet-set scene is taking off on the north side of the Bodrum Peninsula in rustic Turkbuku. | I DON'T camp. I won't camp. And you can't make me camp. I am not entirely sure, anyway, that camping is "travel," which is the focus of this column and newspaper section | |||||||||||||||
| Havasupai waterfalls reward Grand Canyon hikers (Houston Chronicle) | Su Casa es Mi Casa (Philadelphia Inquirer) | |||||||||||||||
| It's a 10-mile hike to the gem-like
pocket of the Grand Canyon known as Havasupai Canyon. Here, the blue-green
waters of Havasu Creek tumble to the Colorado River through a trio of remarkable
waterfalls. |
No cookie-cutter quarters here: Scoping out worldwide vacation rental properties, the costly and the quirky, is another kind of adventure travel. | |||||||||||||||
| Touring Alaska: No cruise ship necessary (Dallas Morning News) | Visit the underworld (Columbus Dispatch) | |||||||||||||||
| By doing a little homework, you can create your
own unique, affordable vacation - without the big ship. |
Ohio’s caves and caverns are chilly getaways with interesting stories | |||||||||||||||
| Westerners receive warm welcome from Egyptians (Contra Costa Times) | Remote jewel of the Keys (Raleigh News & Observer) | |||||||||||||||
| I'm glad I finally got to Egypt. The lure has been there since we all started learning about the Land of the Pharaoh in grade school. | Dry Tortugas: a lesser-traveled national park boasting birds, a fort and the sea | |||||||||||||||
| Best, worst airports for connections (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) | Midwest Marvels (Minneapolis Star-Tribune) | |||||||||||||||
| In air travel, as in life, it pays to have good connections | A look at some regionalroadside attractions that range from beautiful to bizarre. | |||||||||||||||
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