Everett Potter's Travel Report

A converted stable in Winchmere Hill, London. Planning a trip to London this year? Think about renting an apartment for your stay. An apartment or house provides a lot more… Continue reading »

England is a country that is mad about walking and the Coast-to-Coast is the maddest walk of all.     This September, I am going to lace up my hiking… Continue reading »

WHAT’S THE DEAL: EL AL Israel's national airline, is offering savings for families traveling round trip to Israel this summer.  Children under the age of 12 traveling with two adults… Continue reading »

Utagawa Kuniyoshi, Sakata Kaido–maru Wrestles with a Giant Carp, c. 1837. None other than Frank Lloyd Wright once owned a print. Color woodblock print, 14 7/8 x 10 ¬ in…. Continue reading »

Near the mouth of the Bay of Fundy, Machias Seal Island is a tiny unspoiled sanctuary for a number of Maine’s most noted marine bird species. You can visit the… Continue reading »

Sorry, our contest to win a Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruise Lines and two nights at Wild Dunes resort has just ended. But check back next week, a new contest… Continue reading »

The rhododendrons are already in bloom and the yellow warblers just arrived at my birdfeeder in the Boston burbs. With temps hitting the mid-80s today, it’s time to break out… Continue reading »

Alexander Lobrano Though it took forever to get to L'Agrume, which is an address that completely flummoxes anyone who's as committed to traveling by mass transit as I am, the… Continue reading »

Reviewed by Richard West Recall  the popular chin-stroking adage about Hong Kong when the British returned it to the Chinese in 1997: "past imperfect, present tense, future conditional." It immediately… Continue reading »

Walking in Exmoor, overlooking the Bristol Channel. Photo by The Wayfarers. It's time to get out your walking boots, your map of England and your sense of humor. For more… Continue reading »