The Saint Augustine Distillery housed in the old ice factory/power plant

Saint Augustine Distillery: Combining Old and New

by Kathleen Walls

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At Saint Augustine Distillery, past meets present when recycling and spirits mingle. Join writer Kathleen Walls on a tour of the distillery in northeastern Florida.
Trail leading to the beach on Cumberland Island

Cumberland Island: A Natural Treasure

by Kathleen Walls

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Travel to Cumberland Island with travel writer Kathleen Walls where you'll find sandy beaches, pristine wilderness, native wildlife and feral horses. But get in quick, she says, this pristine natural wonderland may not last forever.
Merchant and customers at Ali Baba Spice Shop in Aqaba Souk

Jordan’s Food Mirrors Its History

by Kathleen Walls

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The history of Jordan is inscribed in its cuisine.  As a country, Jordan is very new, dating to 1946. As a place with its own history and culture, Jordan existed since pre-biblical times. Some of its food dates back to prehistoric times while other dishes evolved through interaction with other cultures. Bread is the staff of life. Bronze
Climbers explore rock formation at Palo Duro Canyon State Park

Amarillo, Texas: Quirky Fun Along Route 66

by Adam Bell

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Amarillo, Texas is full of quirky fun, culture, and food. What would you expect from a town perched on the original Mother Road, Route 66?
The St. Johns River from high in a skyscraper over Jacksonville.

Jacksonville: History, Art & Plenty of Kid-Friendly Activities

by Kathleen Walls

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Jacksonville is often described as the hard-working brother in a playboy family. It’s shedding that image fast. There is so much to see.
Salad at Salt

Chef Larry Delgado is Worth His Salt

by Kathleen Walls

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There are so many great dining establishments in McAllen. Two favorites are owned by one award-winning chef, Larry Delgado and his wife, Jessica, Salt -New American Table and House Wine & Bistro.
The mural of a bayou rum maker and his Cajun cabin with a still on the porch over the bayou

The Spirit of Louisiana: Rum from the Bayou

by Adam Bell

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“Yo-ho-ho, and a bottle of rum!” When Robert Louis Stevenson wrote Treasure Island he was thinking of the Caribbean islands but today, you can get a bottle of rum traveling down the bayou instead of the ocean. Louisiana Spirits in Lacassine, Louisiana produces Bayou Rum which they call “The Spirit of Louisiana.”
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