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Portland: The Story Of A Rose And A City
The story of how Portland became the City of Roses is an exciting one and a sad one all at the same time.
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4 Spectacular And Delightful Summertime Flower Shows Worth The Trip
Flowers have been an attraction for people from all over the world for centuries, starting in the 17th century with the knot gardens and hedge mazes in Europe.
Today, is no different with thousands of garden and flower shows that blossom in the spring. Despite Memorial Day signaling the beginning of summer, spring isn’t over yet.
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Enticing A New Generation To Las Vegas
“Las Vegas’ release of ‘Only Vegas Moments’ is a cutting-edge approach to create culturally relevant global tourism,” John Tanzella, president and CEO of the International Gay and Lesbian Travel Association, said in the May 22 news release from the LCVCA. “’Now & Then’ is a perfect example of the inclusive environment that awaits all travelers in the destination.”
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Thor Was A Warrior, Not A Chef
Mjolner Eathouse Takes Diners Back To Viking Times And The Fare Follows by Heather Cassell The group of women at the table next to me were having a good time. They were holding their miniature wine glasses filled with honey mead cheering, “Skol!” and tossed back their heads as they swallowed their initiation shot of […]
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Europe’s Largest Lesbian Festival Coming To Costa Rica
Lesbians want more than the just a party scene which is prevalent among gay male community, women want a cultural connection and experience too.
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6 Ways To Royally Enjoy London
If you’re heading to London for the modern-day nuptial, here’s how you can enjoy the city like a royal.
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Experience Brazil Like A Local With Bromelia Rio
Brazil can be very challenging for even the well-traveled for the same reason that makes it so interesting, said Lauren. It’s Brazil. The country isn’t focused on major chains hotels, restaurants, or shops. Its public transportation system has its own unique logic that Brazilians understand, but is completely foreign to foreigners. Brazilians aren’t as focused on technology, so smartphones won’t aid in helping travelers get around and English isn’t spoken widely.
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History’s Powerful Spotlight Shown On Portland’s Civil Rights Years
A Powerful Small Exhibit Tells the Story of the Impact of Portland’s Black Power Movement by Heather Cassell The Civil Rights Movement touched nearly every corner of the United States during mid-century America: Portland, Oregon was no exception. The Rose City’s small Black community, nearly 800 households strong at the time, raged against the establishment […]
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Radical Award-Winning Artist Is The Talk Of Miami
The exhibit is an unprecedented exploration of Latin American and Latino art. The collection is the first comprehensive retrospective of more than 100 photographic and video works produced by Laura over three decades.
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Explorations Of Newfoundland’s Untrodden Treks
Wild Women Expeditions Takes Women Where Few Have Trekked Before by Heather Cassell Two different itineraries, five different departures. It sounds like the beginning of a choose your own adventure novel, but Wild Women Expeditions is setting out to take women into the depths of Canada’s Newfoundland in 2018. These two distinct week-long adventures, Icebergs […]
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Relax In Style With A View Of The Sydney Harbor
The open deck and wide glass balcony allow for a panoramic view to take in the Sydney Harbor Bridge and the activity of the ferries and cruise ships on the water. If you sit in the lounge chairs closest to the glass railing you will even be able to fit in a slight view of the Sydney Opera House into your frame of vision as you sip on your Havana-inspired cocktail or glass wine from a selection of Australian or Latin vineyards.
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Gittyup! 10 Cowgirl Spring Vacations Bring The Ranch Out Of The Girl
Girls Head Out To The Ranch For Adventure And Fun At These All-Girl Ranch Getaways by Heather Cassell Today’s cowgirl getaways are worlds away from the ranch I grew up on part-time in Half Moon Bay in Northern California when I was a kid. My great-aunt and -uncle didn’t offer horseback riding and yoga, Pilates, […]
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