Woody Guthrie's great American voice gets a new home in Tulsa
TULSA, Okla. - The woman in the wheelchair and headphones is watching pictures go by and hearing a narrator speak about a place and a moment long ago.
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TULSA, Okla. - The woman in the wheelchair and headphones is watching pictures go by and hearing a narrator speak about a place and a moment long ago.
STOCKHOLM - I seemed to be flowing amid a river of wildflowers.
To remember your visit to Stingray City sandbar, you can buy a souvenir video for $55. The picture will be of you. You just won't hear your voice.
The dollar is plunging against most of the world's currencies, hitting record lows against the euro, British pound and Canadian dollar, but there are still places in the world where Americans can find travel bargains.
Sorry, Gray Line. We wanted a tour guide who is like Las Vegas itself - loud, larger than life and at least a little bit naughty.
Autumn will soon be upon us, and that's great news for travelers. Summer's heat slackens, resorts and roads are less crowded and the cost of travel takes a tumble.
With a grin and quick pace, guide Rigo Sampson led a small group of hikers up a steep trail to the top of Cerro Negro, a stark 1,300-foot-tall volcano of black cinders, sulphur-stained rock and steaming vents.
I don't usually spend my Sunday mornings rising before dawn to stuff ice cubes into a CamelBak. But then again it's not every weekend that I have the chance to ascend one of the world's most famous granite domes.
Sparky said he would end "Peanuts" when he finally wore a hole in the drawing board he used for 50 years. Sadly, that day never came.
It's well past midnight, but the sun is still gleaming just behind jagged peaks, washing the sky with a rosy shimmer. A waterfall gushes from a rocky cleft beneath the downy hood of a glacier. Light glints off the ice floes like sequins scattered on the calm water before us.