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Destination: Kennedy Space Center, Florida
7 Aug 2017

Destination: Kennedy Space Center, Florida

by Debra Smith | Posted in: United States | 0

Day trip through the Universe!  Prepare to engage at Family Fun Canada

astronaut, Florida, NASA, space, Space Coast
Gators, Gunpowder and Ghosts of St. Augustine, Florida
8 May 2017

Gators, Gunpowder and Ghosts of St. Augustine, Florida

by Debra Smith | Posted in: United States | 0

Meet these locals – at a safe distance! They’re not as scary as they seem. Read this Family Fun Canada story and find out why.

alligators, Family Fun Canada, family travel, family vacations, Florida, ghosts, museums, pirates, St. Augustine
Doris Duke’s Shangri La in Oahu
7 May 2017

Doris Duke’s Shangri La in Oahu

by Debra Smith | Posted in: Hawaii, United States | 0

Tour this inspired collaboration between American mid-century modern and the art of Islam. This story of the tobacco heiress Doris Duke and her mansion in Oahu appears in NUVO magazine.

architecture, culture, Doris Duke, history, Islamic Art, Oahu
Roosevelt Island Revival
11 Apr 2017

Roosevelt Island Revival

by Debra Smith | Posted in: United States | 0

Roosevelt Island in New York City has so much to offer – a boardwalk with great views of the city, heritage tours and an aerial tram!  Find out more in this AAA Home & Away story about the Roosevelt Island Revival

aerial tramway, New York City, Roosevelt Island
All Aboard – Take a Ride on Hawaii’s Sugar Cane Trains
14 Mar 2017

All Aboard – Take a Ride on Hawaii’s Sugar Cane Trains

by Debra Smith | Posted in: Hawaii | 0

Sample some sweet rides in Hawaii. Each one has it’s own fun flavour. Family Fun Canada has the lowdown.

Hawai'i, Maui, Oahu, railroads, Sugar cane trains, trains
5 of Hawaii’s Best Beaches for Bubs
13 Feb 2017

5 of Hawaii’s Best Beaches for Bubs

by Debra Smith | Posted in: Hawaii | 0

Looking for a great beach on Oahu, Maui or Hawaii Island for your little one? Check out 5 of Hawaii’s Best Beaches for Bubs in this story for Family Fun Canada

Big Island, Black sand beach, bubs, Family Fun Canada, Hawai'i
The Garden at the Edge of the World
13 Jan 2017

The Garden at the Edge of the World

by Debra Smith | Posted in: Hawaii, United States | 0

Photo courtesy the National Tropical Botanical Garden The Limahuli Garden and Preserve on Kaua’i is one of five gardens that make up the National Tropical Botanical Garden. The Limahuli Garden’s ancient history, deep cultural links, and heroic gardening practices make … Continued

gardens, Hawai'i, Kauai, NUVO
Indulge or Unwind in Scottsdale
2 Oct 2016

Indulge or Unwind in Scottsdale

by Debra Smith | Posted in: United States | 0

Bite by bite, step by step, over, under and around Scottsdale in this October WestJet Magazine story (page 30).

Arizona Food Tours, balloons, Counter Intuitive, Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, Hot Air Expeditions, Scottsdale
Discovering my inner child at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess in Arizona
12 Aug 2016

Discovering my inner child at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess in Arizona

by Debra Smith | Posted in: United States | 0

Kids (and their parental units) will find a ton of fun things to do at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess in Arizona. Get the whole story at Family Fun Canada.

Arizona, Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, family travel, family vacations, mermaids, pirates, Scottsdale
Following in Mark Twain’s Footsteps on Hawai’i Island
6 Jun 2016

Following in Mark Twain’s Footsteps on Hawai’i Island

by Debra Smith | Posted in: United States | 0

I had the best tour guide on Hawai’i Island even though the last time he visited was 150 years ago. Read about my trip with Mark Twain on TravelMag

Hawai'i, Hawaii Island, history, Mark Twain, volcanoes

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LSU has many outposts in Baton Rouge including the LSU has many outposts in Baton Rouge including the Rural Life Museum and Windrush Gardens. There's a large indoor museum with musical instruments, farm equipment and other historical gems. Outdoors the 25 acre area has original and reconstructed buildings dating back to the 18th century. That was my favorite place to explore.
Most of the buildings are made of native cypress, a naturally insect and water resistant wood that doesn't  need to be painted. The barns, cabins and houses were mostly built around 1850 and some were in use for decades. The College Grove Baptist Church c. 1870 held services until 1960. Some had multiple lives as waystations, school houses and barns as the years went by. There's also an extensive research garden. It's easily a half day to see it all
Good morning Mike, the 7th tiger to live at LSU! Good morning Mike, the 7th tiger to live at LSU! 
We visited Louisiana State University, the only campus with a Siberian/Bengal rescue tiger living on site in his own lush habitat. 
LSU is known as the loudest stadium in the country. In 1988, cheers from the crowd of 102,000 created an earthquake reading on the LSU seismograph. And the stadium been expanded since then. There's a 1500 seat rooftop beer garden and the tailgate parties are a sight to behold
Loved the "tree" sculpture in front of Mestizo in Loved the "tree" sculpture in front of Mestizo in Baton Rouge and the bead throws you'll find in the trees during Mardi Gras, but made of steel. Jim Urdiales has been mixing up Mexican and Cajun French styles for over 20 years at his restaurant and he was on duty at the grill the night we were there. The Betty White margarita with hibiscus was delicious. So was the Pacifico, skirt steak taco with a shrimp and crab chili relleno. Welcome to Baton Rouge!
Happy Cinco de Mayo! The only time I won't order a Happy Cinco de Mayo! The only time I won't order a French 75. It celebrates a Mexican victory over the French army in 1862 #cincodemayo
Wine connoisseurs alert! The Post Hotel has won th Wine connoisseurs alert! The Post Hotel has won the Wine Spectator Grand Award ever year since 2003, one if only 80 such winners in the world, and one of only 5 in Canada. The cellar holds over 25,000 bottles, still curated by the original owner, and overseen by sommelier Misun Bu. The four course table d'hote menu that changes daily features Canadian game and seafood by Executive Chef Hans Sauter. Savour exquisite pairings by candlelight, surrounded by fresh cut flowers
The outdoor cabins beside the river at Post Hotel The outdoor cabins beside the river at Post Hotel & Spa range from romantic one bedrooms to a cabin that sleeps 10. Some interior suites retain the original log walls. This was the centre of Lake Louise village in the 1930s  where  the Post Office and general store once stood
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