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23rd September 2009
There's now another good reason a growing number of bird-watchers are flying toward Florida beaches. The newly opened south loop of the Great Florida Birding Trail brings 116 sites across south Florida into the 2,000-mile highway trail designed to conserv... Read >
Author: wbdoyle22nd September 2009
If you have not been to the Midwest of the United States, the Mississippi River is one huge reason to visit. The longest river in the United States, the Mississippi’s 3,720 km length is a fascinating body of water that draws thousands of visitors each y... Read >
Author: Urmann22nd September 2009
Northern Arizona is a diverse region home to a various types of wildlife. No visit to the area is complete without some wildlife watching. At any time of year, you can see a broad range of animals that are native to Northern Arizona.
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Author: Peter20th August 2009
Every day in Victoria BC is a distinctively unique experience enhanced by the spectacular climate, magnificent seascape and glorious environment. Whatever your interests, Victoria BC offers compelling recreational, artistic, architectural, horticultural,... Read >
Author: Robert Bell13th August 2009
An impressive marauder, the bald eagle has a wing span of seven feet or more and deadly talons that can easily penetrate and grab large prey such as game fish, raccoons, or rabbits. Centuries ago, there were probably as many as a half a million bald eagle... Read >
Author: http://statues-eagle.totalwarehouse.com11th July 2009
The first thing most people think of when thinking of Las Vegas is the strip. Bright blinking neon lights, loud music, and spotlights are more of what people envision in Vegas than wide open spaces, natural park like settings, nature watches, and the beau... Read >
Author: Louis Moon12th June 2009
Nestled in the mangrove islands of southwest Florida’s coast you will find Marco Island, near Naples Florida. Measuring only four miles wide by six miles long, the area is surrounded by pristine beaches, uninhabited islands, creeks, bays, and the Gulf o... Read >
Author: haley.champion14th May 2009
Mother Nature is a mad scientist, and Alaska cruises can prove it. There's nothing like a breathtaking journey into the heart of Alaska to see nature the way it was intended. Alaska cruises boast the largest gathering of bald eagles, the biggest grizzly ... Read >
Author: Danny Smith28th April 2009
The state of Florida is known for its exceptional bass fishing. Its popularity has yielded a million dollar industry for this state. A lot of boats on the market are designed specifically for bass fishing and generates revenues as well for the boat owners... Read >
Author: The Bodybuilding Trainer27th March 2009
The opportunity to see The Eagles fell into our laps the other day. Veronica, a huge fan who had never seen them live, was chomping at the bit. I, however, was skeptical. Having seen The Eagles in their heyday, during the 1976 Hotel California tour, I ... Read >
Author: GypsyNester13th March 2009
Bellingham has the honor of being in one of the Pacific Northwest's best kayaking areas. Surrounded by waters teeming with marine mammals from otter families to whale pods and islands filled with geological, archeological and natural beauties Bellingham i... Read >
02nd February 2009
Located just 47 miles northwest of Austin, Marble Falls is in the middle of the Highland Lakes area, the largest chain of lakes in Texas which are Lake Marble Falls, Inks Lake, Lake LBJ, Lake Buchanan and Lake Travis. With a population of 7,200 it is a... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer07th January 2009
Holts Landing State Park in Delaware, USA has an interesting history. A small Holts family stayed there doing farming and fishing, near the bay until 1957 when the State Govt. took the property and made it into an historical park.
This 203 acre area ha... Read >
Author: Dev20th November 2008
When you’re hunting for a new home for your family, it’s wise not to go it alone. Real estate is certainly not for the faint of heart: it helps to have someone on your team who knows the area, the market, and all the subsequent ins and outs. This is w... Read >
Author: Michele05th November 2008
Where else but Alaska would you go to see huge glaciers and icebergs? The 26 Glacier Cruise journeys across 135 miles into Price William Sound, a place to witness 26 distinguishable glaciers with bestowed names and several more without any proper identifi... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye08th September 2008
The Alaska Marine Highway is without doubt the most unique highway in the world. Its scenery is certainly mesmerizing.
How many other highways can you drive along and see, often at the same moment, snowcapped mountain peaks, ice-age glaciers, hillsides... Read >
Author: Seabirds12th August 2008
When you’re hunting for a new home for your family, it’s wise not to go it alone. Real estate is certainly not for the faint of heart: it helps to have someone on your team who knows the area, the market, and all the subsequent ins and outs. This is w... Read >
Author: austin21st July 2008
The Alaskan journey is one that we must all take one day. Somewhere deep inside us, there is an urge to traverse the most remote parts of the globe and endure the most extreme conditions, to see things for ourselves that we had only previously encountered... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON28th March 2008
So you're like John Locke of the TV series Lost and simply (literally) dying for an adventure. Or maybe you're just bored to death and you want to experience more of life. Have no fear… no need to travel across the globe to taste adventure in the wilds ... Read >
Author: Talib24th January 2008
The American Bald Eagle is the United States National Symbol. It was chosen as our national symbol in 1782 and was chosen over the Golden Eagle because it lives on on the North American Continent while the Golden Eagle also lives in Europe. When born it... Read >
Author: C. Mackay18th January 2008
By: Nathan Lewis
This may just be a Florida thing. Airboat rides are a blast, pun intended.
The person who first dreamt up the idea of mounting a big block motor to the back of a flat bottom boat and then mounting an airplane propeller directly to ... Read >
Author: Jerry D. Wilson14th November 2007
When was the last time you saw an eagle descend from the sky, or stood in awe as a glacier cracked and an ice berg emerged?Imagine your sense of wonder as you glide past glacier after glacier or your first sight of a cresting whale. While we have much to ... Read >
Author: Sid Kaplan07th August 2007
For many years I taught my fifth grade students about the symbols of the United States of America. Over the years I have grown to love our national symbol, the American Bald Eagle. Many students are shocked to learn that our national symbol is not the f... Read >
Author: C. Mackay06th August 2007
In the last ten years, luxury Alaskan cruises have become one of the most popular types of vacations for many different kinds of travelers. From retirees to young families, Alaska cruises are becoming one of the most requested types of travel for many tr... Read >
Author: Virginia Morgan15th February 2007
The Pacific Northwest, in its understated and friendly way, has conquered the hearts of countless backpack-laden adventurers. From the approachable cities to the allure of the outdoors, the beauty of the land and sea tends to appeal to free spirits and na... Read >
Author: Caitlin Moore06th February 2007
Located on the naturally stunning Estero Island and offering a relaxed and friendly atmosphere that is distinctly different from the glitz and glamour of the other nearby resort communities, Fort Myers Beach is the perfect place to escape from the hustle ... Read >
Author: Jennifer Weiss07th January 2007
Alaskan Halibut FishingIf you are looking for a Great Fishing Adventure then you mustgo to Alaska and fish for Halibut. As you will see it's more thanjust a fishing trip.I recently went to Alaska (for the first time) to go Halibutfishing, and got much mor... Read >
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17th November 2006
A historic landmark with plenty of activities for all ages, Glacier Montana National Park is comprised of roughly 1.4 million acres of wonderful wilderness land in the western United States. Open year round, a full range of park services are available fro... Read >
Author: David Lawlor16th November 2006
One of Colorado's many marvellous attractions is the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo which is located in the state's central city of Colorado Springs. The Zoo, being one of only two mountain zoos in the United States, was established in 1926 by philanthropist Spenc... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan09th June 2006
Oscoda is located on the Michigan shores of Lake Huron and is one of the top vacation destinations for the lake. As you might imagine, there are plenty of Oscoda beach lodgings in the area.
Oscoda Beach Lodgings
Oscoda, Michigan is located on Lake ... Read >
Author: Richard Rspad27th April 2006
Copyright 2006 Nicholas Marr
Kissimmee is proving a great place to buy Florida investment property.
About Kissimmee The city of Kissimmee is one of the fastest growing communities in central Florida. The growths areas are business; industry; tourism... Read >
Author: nicholas marr17th March 2006
Contemplating another summer family vacation? Tired of going to the same old beach or commercialized attraction? Would you like to experience something truly unique and awe-inspiring, something that the whole family would love? Why not take your family on... Read >
Author: Ron Richards22nd December 2005
Bald Eagles arrive in Squamish BC.
Once again our planet's largest gatherings of Bald Eagles in underway in Squamish British Columbia, just North of Vancouver BC, and just 50 km south of the world class Whistler Ski Resort. Based on population estimates... Read >
Author: Gordon Addison11th December 2005
If you're into birding, finding new trails is always an enjoyable task. Here's a primer on birding trails in Florida.
Birding Trails – Florida
It goes without saying that Florida is a rather large state. The following birding trails represent a mer... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo
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