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Barbara Weibel

Barbara Weibel

  • The Cuban Embargo, Through the Eyes of Cubans

    The Cuban Embargo, Through the Eyes of Cubans

    We’d barely stepped off the plane when I had my first conversation with a Cuban. At Revolution Square, ...
    Travel May 18, 2015
  • My Special Botswana Blessings

    My Special Botswana Blessings

    I’d been told that there was an incredible diversity and volume of wildlife in the country of Botswana, ...
    Travel April 27, 2015
  • Addicted to Sunsets

    Addicted to Sunsets

    Byron Bay, located about 800 kilometers (480 miles) north of Sydney, is the easternmost point in Australia.
    Travel March 23, 2015
  • “The Plant” in Chicago – Blueprint for a Sustainable Future

    “The Plant” in Chicago – Blueprint for a Sustainable Future

    I can’t count the number of times I’ve looked at a building in Chicago and wondered about its ...
    Travel March 23, 2015
  • Gorges State Park in North Carolina – the Beauty in Ugly

    Gorges State Park in North Carolina – the Beauty in Ugly

    From the North Carolina mountain town of Cashiers, I mapped a route past Gorges State Park, which opened ...
    Travel February 23, 2015
  • Adirondack Lakes – A Water Wonderland

    Adirondack Lakes – A Water Wonderland

    The weather-rounded mountains of upstate New York undulate between hundreds of lakes that dot Adirondack Park like an ...
    Travel February 23, 2015
  • Lanai, Hawaii – Island Wrapped in a Rainbow

    Lanai, Hawaii – Island Wrapped in a Rainbow

    Twenty-four hours after leaving Lana'i, Hawai'i I am on my fourth of five flights that will carry me ...
    Travel February 23, 2015
  • Waiheke Island

    Waiheke Island

    The fast ferry made the trip from Auckland to Waiheke (Why-HICK-ee) Island in a flat 35 minutes.
    Travel February 5, 2015
  • Florida’s Babcock Wilderness, Where Man and Nature Live in Harmony

    Florida’s Babcock Wilderness, Where Man and Nature Live in Harmony

    Trinkets and souvenirs rarely interest me when I travel, but I find it almost impossible to pass by ...
    Travel January 22, 2015
  • Saint Petersburg, Russia – Handsome But Haughty

    Saint Petersburg, Russia – Handsome But Haughty

    "You're going to Saint Petersburg? It's such a beautiful city." Everyone I knew who had visited Russia's second ...
    Travel January 22, 2015
  • Syracuse, Sicily, a Fascinating Fusion of Many Cultures

    Syracuse, Sicily, a Fascinating Fusion of Many Cultures

    I had no plans to visit the city of Syracuse when I headed for Sicily. I wanted to ...
    Travel January 12, 2015
  • The Wild and Wooly West Coast of New Zealand

    The Wild and Wooly West Coast of New Zealand

    The west coast of New Zealand is the country’s last frontier.
    Travel January 12, 2015
  • Flamenco, the Soul of Seville, Spain

    Flamenco, the Soul of Seville, Spain

    Slim-hipped Oscar de los Reyes emerged from the shadows and took his mark within the circle of light ...
    Travel December 29, 2014
  • Marseille – the Other French City You Must See

    Marseille – the Other French City You Must See

    Marseille wasn't on my original itinerary. After touring chateau of the Loire Valley and exploring Bordeaux I planned ...
    Travel December 29, 2014
  • Paradise Found in Arillas, on the Greek Island of Corfu

    Paradise Found in Arillas, on the Greek Island of Corfu

    Everywhere I looked, the pride that Arillas takes in its town was evident.
    Travel December 15, 2014
  • Surprising Reasons to Visit Berlin, Germany

    Surprising Reasons to Visit Berlin, Germany

    People visit Berlin for the history of the Berlin Wall, to stand in front of the historic Brandenburg ...
    Travel December 15, 2014
  • Bali – Exquisite Is the Only Word for It

    Bali – Exquisite Is the Only Word for It

    I am high up in the mountains of north-central Bali, jut outside the village of Munduk.
    Travel December 3, 2014
  • A Cultural Immersion on Viking River’s Waterway of the Tsars Russian Cruise

    A Cultural Immersion on Viking River’s Waterway of the Tsars Russian Cruise

    Russia had intrigued me for years, but traveling solo in this vast land where few speak English had ...
    Travel December 3, 2014
  • Australia’s Red Centre, Ayers Rock (Uluru)

    Australia’s Red Centre, Ayers Rock (Uluru)

    In the very center of the Australian continent is a vast and featureless desert of red sand and ...
    Travel November 27, 2014
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