Cuba Travel Ask a random sample of travelers to name their “Top Five Must Visit Places,” and chances are most will say Cuba. Not unlike these fellow travelers, the former Soviet Union’s soul sister has been on my mind for quite awhile. And now is the time to travel to Cuba. However the all-inclusive resort thing is […]
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With my trip to Cuba around the corner (I’ll actually be there when this is published), I’ve been reflecting on past travels. Then a friend posted a question on social media asking where to travel in Mexico. I started reminiscing about my 2015 cross-country trip. For me, driving through Mexico was one of the best experiences
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A semi truck crashed through a church in Indiana on Friday afternoon when the driver apparently lost control while choking on a cough drop. The wane.com website says: “An Indiana State Trooper was going south on I-69 at about 2 p.m. when he saw vehicles pulled over on the shoulder. As he slowed down, one
Long exposure photography on Monument Circle in downtown Indianapolis. For more on shooting Nightscapes, view my post 5 Reasons to Start Shooting Night Photography.
Upon arrival on the tiny Guatemalan island of Flores, the first thing Natasha and I did, besides find lodging, was walk uphill to the tallest point to get the best view. It was here that we found the Cathedral de Flores and its quaint little plaza with basketball courts and small shops around the perimeter.
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The Iglesias de Nuestra Señora de los Remedies (Our Lady of Remedies Church) is a 16th-century Mexican Catholic parish church built atop the Tlachihualtepetl pyramid in Cholula, Mexico. The church was built with brad stone and decorated with 24 carat gold. It was built in the neoclassical style between May 1574 and August 1575 and
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The Temple of San Francisco, a baroque jewel, is one of the most important in the city, both artistically and historically. In 1588 the Franciscans founded the house and chapel where the University is today, but later moved to this place, to raise their convent and church in 1591. The final construction was realized in
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As old as Indianapolis itself, Meridian Street United Methodist Church was the first Methodist church in a town of log cabins and rutted roads. That first church in the city of Indianapolis in 1821 was known as Wesley Chapel. The congregation first met in Isaac Wilson’s log cabin on the Capitol Square grounds and was
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The Indianapolis Indiana Temple rises amid the serene surroundings of Carmel, an Indianapolis suburb. The first temple in the Hoosier State and the 148th temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the Indianapolis Indiana Temple serves 30,000 Latter-day Saints in Indiana and eastern Illinois. I’ve created a new architectural category, Cathedrals &
El Remate is a small village on the east end of Lake Peten Itza, almost directly in between Tikal and Flores. This quaint town is a perfect location to stay to avoid the expensive hotel in Tikal or the crowded, noisy streets of Flores. We chose to stay at La Casa de Don David, which offered
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