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The Best Travel Books of 2011

The Best Travel Books of 2011

Posted on 23 December 2011

By Richard West  Welcome to  Everett Potter Travel Report’s 4th Annual Best Travel Books of the Year choices, a selection of opinions and quotes from previous reviews that whirls and… Continue reading »

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My Favorite Hotels in 2011

Posted on 20 December 2011

By Everett Potter My favorite hotels in 2011? I stayed in some pretty wonderful places, but here are three where I’d gladly check in tomorrow morning: ROOM WITH A WATER… Continue reading »

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Active Travels: Quebec Cross Country Skiing

Active Travels: Quebec Cross Country Skiing

Posted on 20 December 2011

  By Steve Jermanok Home to 14 downhill ski areas, including the renowned Tremblant, the Laurentian Mountains is Quebec’s foremost winter playground. Once the white stuff starts to fall (an… Continue reading »

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Artful Traveler: Last Minute Books (For You)

Posted on 20 December 2011

By Bobbie Leigh Call them personal presents, something special for  you not for those on your holiday lists.    Here are some  2011  choices  among  hundreds of  great new books…  but… Continue reading »

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Stockholm: In the Footsteps of the Dragon Tattoo

Stockholm: In the Footsteps of the Dragon Tattoo

Posted on 18 December 2011

By Richard West Celebrity alert!  Waiting to board my never-late SAS flight to Stockholm, I glanced right and noticed a familiar-looking rather handsome plumber. No,  it was Michael Nyqvist, currently… Continue reading »

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Active Travels: A Yoga Retreat in Mexico

Posted on 13 December 2011

  By Steve Jermanok I had the privilege of traveling with Austin-Lehman Adventures last summer on a family trip to the Canadian Rockies and loved every minute of it. For… Continue reading »

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Skating Away on Ottawa’s Rideau Canal

Skating Away on Ottawa’s Rideau Canal

Posted on 13 December 2011

By Everett Potter If there’s a single reason to travel to the Canadian capital of Ottawa in the middle of a chilly winter, it can be summed up in two… Continue reading »

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Ottawa’s Rideau Canal

Ottawa’s Rideau Canal

Posted on 13 December 2011

Songs of Vicenza: Palladio and its Music

Songs of Vicenza: Palladio and its Music

Posted on 13 December 2011

Story and Photos by Julie Maris/Semel Vicenza, a World Heritage Site, is all about Andrea Palladio who in the 1500s designed palaces, churches, and villas. Referring to classical Roman architecture,… Continue reading »

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West on Books: 4 Great Travel Books for Christmas Stockings

West on Books: 4 Great Travel Books for Christmas Stockings

Posted on 13 December 2011

By Richard West Anybodyanybodyanbody, don’t click and leave, give this a read, how ‘bout you now, one minute of your time, one 60th of an hour, we got some winners,… Continue reading »

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