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SAVE UP TO $500 off on Alaska Photo Adventures 2025 tours! Anonymous (not verified) Fri, 12/20/2024 – 07:20 Brown bear & photographer ©Ron Levy Photo 2 Description SAVE up to $500 off on any remaining slot(s) on our 2025 PREMIUM brown bear and wildlife photo tours! If you know you want to come to Alaska, NOW is the time to save on our early bird discount. Get $250 off PER PERSON or $500 off per couple with this special on our 2025 Wildlife Photography Tours. Includes all the amenities on our 7-day tours — brown bears (including Brooks Falls), wildlife land tours, helicopter aerials over fjords, all inclusive lodging, food, transport from your hotel in Anchorage and back. Small group personal tours led by veteran professional photographers, former Park Rangers, long term Alaskan residents (40+ years…). FREE 80+ page booklet for all tour participants with pro photo tips and fascinating Alaska facts written by our founder/photographer/guide Ron. We are based in the heart of the Kenai Peninsula, but pick you up/return to Anchorage. You get WAY more time to shoot and stay overnight where the other tours just visit. That means more time with the bears and wildlife while the

This post was originally published on this siteBeautiful, rolling mountains and stunning vistas are not the only things West Virginia offers.  In fact, West Virginia has a rich history dating back generations that is waiting to be explored. If you’re looking for a unique destination to bring out your inner history buff, these eight spots in the Eastern Panhandle are just for you.  Downtown Charles Town Historic District History lovers and explorers will want to take advantage of a visit to Charles Town. Located in the heart of Jefferson County, downtown Charles Town still looks much like it did when George Washington and his brother Charles—where the town gets its namesake—first developed it in the early 1800s. Notable locations include the Jefferson County Courthouse, where John Brown’s trial was held, and the New Opera House, which have both made it onto the National Register of Historic Places. Many old colonial-style buildings remain as unique restaurants, coffee shops and shopping destinations. This historic town is just a few minutes from Harpers Ferry National Historical Park. Harpers Ferry National Historical Park The beautiful town of Harpers Ferry is located at the confluence of the Shenandoah and Potomac rivers, on the ancestral home

Krewe of Versailles Anonymous (not verified) Wed, 12/18/2024 – 00:00 Sun, 02/04/2024 – 12:30 Sat, 02/22/2025 – 16:00 Get Directions One of the best places to enjoy authentic Mardi Gras experiences is Louisiana’s Cajun Bayou, located just 35 miles south of New Orleans. The people of Lafourche Parish have a special zest for life which they demonstrate through many family-friendly parades up and down bayou Lafourche. Whether you’re eating or drinking, catching beads or throwing them, one thing is certain, you’ll be greeted to big smiles and friendly waves form the people that call Lafourche Parish home and who are eager to celebrate with you! Event Date This article: Krewe of Versailles has been curated from our friends at Explore Lousiana and the original in it’s entirety can be found here: https://www.explorelouisiana.com/events/mardi-gras/krewe-versaillesThis post was originally published on this site

Each year, Pantone sets the tone for design, fashion, and aesthetics with its Color of the Year. For 2025, the rich, earthy elegance of “Mocha Mousse” takes center stage. This velvety, warm hue evokes feelings of comfort, groundedness, and timeless sophistication. Think: a cup of fresh-brewed coffee, a decadent artisanal chocolate bar, a worn and welcoming leather sofa. Along the rocks at the Refuge House in Stuart Florida by the beach in Martin County. HDR image created using Photomatix Pro. We have a little tradition at Discover Martin where we like to highlight some of the places you can encounter the Pantone Color of the Year here in our destination. So if you’re as enchanted by this cozy and versatile shade as we are, here’s where you can spot Mocha Mousse in its natural habitat! Nature’s Tones: Coastal Trails and Mangrove Estuaries Martin County’s natural landscapes embody Mocha Mousse with ease. Hike the sandy trails at Jonathan Dickinson State Park or stroll the shaded walkways of Halpatiokee Regional Park and Preserve, where the earthy browns of tree trunks and mangrove roots perfectly capture the grounding essence of this hue. Don’t miss the Seabranch Preserve State Park, where the serene scrubby