Nunavut Canadas Diamond by Ashton Billesberger. The population of Nunavut as of 2004 is 29,300, the economy is based on, mining, diamonds, gold, zinc, lead, copper, and nickel. There are a lot of companies investing there money to look for diamonds as we speak.Here are some quick facts-Iqaluit is ... Similar Editorials : Diamond Cut | Tags : Facts About Egypt
Abigails: No Ghosts Here! by Ron Kirstein. Many of the older restaurants and accommodations in Victoria, and even the Royal Victoria Golf Course have ghost stories attached to them. Guests of Abigail's Hotel often ask for the ghost story and the incredibly accommodating staff would love to te... Tags : Victoria Hotel
The Neat New Brunswick by Ashton Billesberger. This province offers so much to do, the ocean I my favorite. I just enjoy sitting on the beach taking in the sights and sounds in. It’s a big break from the sounds of cars from city life that I am used to. There is a lot of fishing tours that you can... Similar Editorials : Brunswick Plantation Golf Resort | Tags : Canada Ski Vacation
Yellowstone National Park by Thomas Morva. Yellowstone is the oldest national park in the world and is located in the states of Wyoming, Montana and Idaho. It extends over 3,470 square miles and has natural phenomena like geysers and hot springs and contains the habitats of such wildlife as g... Similar Editorials : National park called Rome | Tags : Century Park Hotel Bangkok
The Sunny Northwest Territories by Ashton Billesberger. There are eight official languages in the province of The Northwest Territories, which is the most in Canada, they are as follows-Chipewyan-Cree-Dogrib or Tlicho-English-French-Gwich'in-Inuktitut, includingInuktitut proper-Inuvialuktun, InuinnaqtunQu... Similar Editorials : Americas Southern Sunny Riviera | Tags : China Provinces
Fall Foliage Scenic Drive in Connecticut by Cliff Calderwood. Fall foliage scenic drives in Connecticut include the Long Island Sound coastal routes, and the Litchfield Hills in Northwestern Connecticut. These areas offer dramatic scenic drives any season, but for me, the trip that comes alive in the fall is ne... Similar Editorials : Explore Scenic Shenzhen | Tags : Village Inn
Buy Discount Cigarettes by Ken Marlborough. The recent heavy taxes imposed on tobacco products have caused the prices of premium cigarette brands to skyrocket. Brands such as Kent, Marlboro, Capri, Dunhill, Chesterfield and Camel are now too costly for the middleclass smoker to afford. That is... Similar Editorials : Discount Fragrances | Tags : Travel Insurance Quotes Online
Aspen by Max Bellamy. Aspen, Colorado, best known as the ski resort for the rich and famous, is more than just that. Aspen is a complete vacation destination with four special resorts that provide you with unlimited recreation opportunities for all four seasons. It has a ... Similar Editorials : Aspen Ski Vacations | Tags : Aspen Ski
Lights Out in a Mexican Cave by Dr. Ron Mccluskey. Shortly after we arrived at our position in Villahermosa, Tabasco, Mexico, my wife and I were invited with a youth group to tour a cave near the town of Pichucalco, Chiapas.It was a warm (read hot) clear day, and even though we did not know much... Similar Editorials : Mexican Burgers | Tags : Mexican Travel Insurance
Car Hire UK by Richard Romando. Car hire polices and conditions vary vastly from country to country and even state to state. It is very important to have a thorough understanding of all the relevant rules and regulations while hiring cars. These can be obtained from any good car hi... Similar Editorials : 6 Car Hire Rip | Tags : Travel Protection Insurance
A Bite on the Toe Says Time to Go by Dr. Ron Mccluskey. One of the truly inexpensive ways to travel is with a group doing volunteer work of some type.Several years ago, my wife, oldest son and I were able to travel to Sarawak, Malaysia on the island of Borneo. We went with a group of mostly high school st... Similar Editorials : Time Out | Tags : Travel To Malaysia
Experts on St. Lucia Interviewed by Norm Goldman. Today, Norm Goldman, Editor of Sketchandtravel.com is pleased to have as our guests, Roger and Mala Burt.The Burts were owners of a Caribbean travel business, and they have built a second home in St. Lucia. They are also the authors of two novels, Ci... Similar Editorials : Experts Take on Pearls | Tags : Tour Guide Job
Geisha Girls by Wong Yee Lee. What is Geisha?‘Gei’ is arts or performance while ‘Sha’ means people. They are the professional hostesses to entertain guests who are nothing like prostitutes. It is said that Geisha started in the 11th century when there were dancers for the warrior... Similar Editorials : Gilmore Girls | Tags : No 1 Chinese
Arrowhead Hunting and Rock Collecting by Steven Gillman. We weren't planning to go rock and arrowhead hunting in Arizona. My wife and I just liked that hotspring in the desert. It was agood place to escape the Michigan winter for a while. Then we met Felix, an old Mayan Indian living in an old RV. After sh... Similar Editorials : Coin Collecting | Tags : Fire In Cairo
Martinique by Norm Goldman. Today, Norm Goldman, Editor of Sketchandtravel.com is pleased to have as our guests, Roger and Mala Burt. The Burts were owners of a Caribbean travel business, and they have built a second home in St. Lucia. They are also the authors of two novels, C... Similar Editorials : Visiting Martinique Island | Tags : Express Inn
The saga of the 10 minute traffic light! by Martin R Meyer. How many times have you sat at a red traffic light for 5 or 10 minutes patiently waiting for the light to change to green? Have you been intimidated by the honking horn behind you at the red light? Have you noticed that when a car comes to the inters... Similar Editorials : Five Minute Miracles | Tags : Celebrity Cruise Line
Lake Champlain and 5 Ways to Enjoy this Great Lake by Cliff Calderwood. Lake Champlain is the largest body of fresh water in the U.S. after the Great Lakes, and at 120 miles in length and an average depth of 400’ and 12 miles across, everything about it is impressive. But more impressive than its size is its unspoiled be... Similar Editorials : Lake Tahoe | Tags : South America Cruises
Covered Bridges - Discovering A North American Living History by Cliff Calderwood. Covered Bridges first appeared in the U.S. around 1805, but the history of these monuments to another age date back thousands of years to China. Covered bridges had also existed in Europe since medieval times and there were once hundreds of them in S... Tags : Germany History
Strange But True Story by Steven Gillman. My strange but true story starts twenty-five years ago, when I was sixteen. I had just hitched a ride back out to Interstate 90 as the sun was setting. The previous night I had been caught alone in the back country on the northern edge of Yellowstone... Similar Editorials : Short Story | Tags : Travel Trailer Insurance
Cinco de Mayo by Rajinder Dogra. Some History on the Battle of PueblaIn the turbulent years after winning its independence from Spain, Mexico had amassed large amounts of debt from several countries, including Spain, England and France. Due to rising political unrest in the country,... Tags : Spain Government
Discover Why U.S. Ownership Of Rvs Has Reached “record Levels” . It’s a fact.Becoming an “rv” family has now reached record levels. According to the Recreation Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA) nearly 1 in 12 US vehicle owning households own an RV. That’s a staggering 8 million households, in America alone!The t... Similar Editorials : Discover Melbourne | Tags : Cruise Ship Lines
Airstream Maelstrom by Dr. Ron Mccluskey. While staying in Villahermosa, we frequently went to La Venta to see the giant Olmec heads and wildlife there. (I'll get to the airstream story in a minute.)There were wild monkeys in the trees. We never saw monkeys ouside of a park. But here, you co... Tags : Axa Travel Insurance
