Category: United States
Whitney Plantation: A Different Kind of Tour
The Southern Plantation A Slave Past I’ve visited plenty of plantations in the southern states....
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The Last Stronghold of the Navajo, Canyon de Chelly
Exploring the History and Beauty of the Canyon The last rays of the setting sun painted the canyon...
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Chasing Covered Bridges in Marion County
Covered bridges entered Oregon’s Willamette Valley during the 19th century along with...
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Silversmithing in Breckenridge’s Arts District
When I think of Breckenridge, Colorado, I immediately think of skiing, so I wasn’t sure what to do...
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Miramonte Indian Wells Resort and Spa
Miramonte Indian Wells Resort and Spa Getting in the car early I headed to Indian Wells for the...
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At the Edge of the West, at the End of a Pier in Astoria, Oregon
Astoria, Oregon is perched at the mouth of the Columbia River where it opens into the Pacific...
Read MoreThe Ghosts of Capitol Hill – Washington D.C.
Dancing statues. A blood stain that cannot be removed. A demon cat. And tragedies galore. It’s all part of the history of our nation’s capital in Washington D.C. I found Washington, D.C. to be a fascinating place. It’s steeped...
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Swimming with Spinner Dolphins
An Obsession with Dolphins I have always loved dolphins. Growing up on the Southern California...
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Gatorland’s Gator Bait
Florida has plenty to do, especially in the city of commerce-Orlando. There are plenty of amazing...
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The Must-See
Museums of Bentonville
Children’s Museum of Bentonville The city of Bentonville, Arkansas creates a hometown feel...
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Spring Bloom
in the Desert
Desert in “Superbloom”. Subtle – the word best describing this. I grew up in...
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The Provincetown Welcome
A Welcoming B&B in Provincetown Excellent times benefited Cape Cod in the early 19th century,...
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Welcome to ITKT
I am Devin Galaudet the Editor in Chief of ITKT. I am asked all the time how I did it? Was it worth? Changing my life around to make travel a priority. The short answer is yes. It was really a lifestyle choice. It hasn’t always been easy but I have never regretted it. If you are like me, you might want to explore what I did to get started.
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