america
Travel from sea to shining sea; by car or by plane, there's plenty to see in the good ole US of A.
Pirates Of The Caribbean
original "pooped pirate" scene from the attractions first thirty years. On first glance, the premise of the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction might seem to be one of the most morally objectionable premises for a family-friendly attraction. A group of pirates invade, loot, and burn to the ground a colonial Caribbean seaport. Along the way, they torture city officials, drink rum like there's no tomorrow, and drunkenly sing about the joys of piracy as the city burns around them.
By Sean Callaghan2 months ago in Wander
Decline of a Dream
A Founder's Dream Walt Disney outlines his dream for EPCOT. In October 1966, two months before his death, Walt Disney outlined his dream for a Living Community of the future as the centerpiece of his planned "Disney World" project in the swamps of Central Florida. Walt referred to this dream project as EPCOT, for Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow. It would be an idealized city of the future with innovative transportation systems and all sorts of facilities designed with the public's needs in mind.
By Sean Callaghan2 months ago in Wander
A Perfect 24 Hours
Florida is a popular destination for many. For me, it's required travel to see my two grown kids who live there, and my two grandchildren. About a month ago, I had the privilege of going to Disney World with my oldest daughter, her husband and my two grandchildren for a birthday celebration. My grandson wanted to go to Disney for his 5th birthday, and wanted his Nana to come along.
By Kathleen Anderson 2 months ago in Wander
How Walking around a Track on the Enchanted Princess Cruise Ship Changed my Life
When we first embarked on the Enchanted Princess, we didn’t know what to expect. It was our first ten day cruise and my husband and I were there for the itinerary, not the festivities on board.
By Marie Dubuque2 months ago in Wander
12 Bigfoot Hotspots in California
Bigfoot Sightings Bigfoot sightings in California have taken place since the 1800s, but it wasn't until the 1950s that sightings became more popular. This captivating cryptid has been spotted in every state except Hawaii, with California being the second most popular state for sightings and Washington being the first.
By Janis Masyk-Jackson2 months ago in Wander
I am about to Sail the Shortest Itinerary on the World’s Biggest Boat
Basically this is a three day cruise to Royal Caribbean’s private island and back, with one day at sea thrown in. That is fine with me. I am simply enraptured by the sheer size of this vessel and plan on walking around (without getting lost) and taking in the magnitude of it all.
By Marie Dubuque3 months ago in Wander
Should You Eat Every Meal in the Suite-Only Restaurant on a Cruise Ship?
My husband and I are set to sail on Legend of the Seas. We are only cruising for three nights. And this is our first time staying in a suite with a dedicated restaurant only for suite guests.
By Marie Dubuque3 months ago in Wander
Charleston, Ho! . Winner in Twenty-Four Hours Challenge.
Meet me at my apartment on Central Avenue at lunchtime in the summer of 1997 to begin this trip properly. We’re taking my blue Maxima, and fuck I-20 and I-26. We’re taking the backroads through Williston and Blackville, Denmark and Bamberg. We’re going to slip down the Piedmont to the Coastal Plain on a two-lane blacktop. You’ll know when it happens, the land leveling out from those long, steep hills on 28, the ones that crest so high you can see into the next county.
By Harper Lewis 3 months ago in Wander
