‘The geology is in your face’: Touring Iceland with experts
A geology professor at San Diego Mesa College is a co-leader of annual summer trips to the island country.
Hit the Road
‘Musings’ a delightful, insightful book about a lifetime of travel
Author is Joseph Rosendo, an Emmy Award-winning director and host of “Travelscope,” a PBS television travel series.
A day at Liberty Station
The old Naval Training Center is today a walkable community with homes, a school, a church, restaurants, art galleries, theaters and more.
Can’t travel far? Don’t miss these SoCal region venues, events
Between the resurgence of the Covid pandemic, natural disasters in some of our favorite vacation destinations, and the uncertainty of airline schedules, it’s not easy
Little blue penguins swimming with personality at Birch Aquarium
What’s 12 inches high, has 10,000 feathers and turns blue in the water? The answer is a little blue penguin, and 15 of these nuthin’-but-cute
Arizona: ‘Worst’ place to live, a great place to visit
Arizona got slammed again as a place to live, but it has a lot to offer visitors — attractions and experiences that go beyond swank
Move gives women’s museum chance to reflect on mission
The museum, which celebrates the struggles and achievements of women, opened its newest location on Euclid Avenue in mid-June.
Making history ‘more relatable’ at Ohio living museum
Visitors can get a firsthand feel for life in the early 19th century at the historic Hale Farm & Village, about 30 miles south of
Hotels slow to get hang of water conservation effort
I realize the absence of towel racks in hotels won't tip the balance of world power, but the lack of them does affect the environment.
New Basecamp advances zoo’s mission and is fun for kids
This 3.2-acre section of the San Diego Zoo occupies and expands the location of the former Children’s Zoo.
