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Lindis Pass was a change in plansThis was a windy stop on our road trip, but Lindis Pass was the only way to get from Queenstown to our next stop, which was a change in plans after the road …
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A. R. Kennedy is an avid traveler. Her writing is a combination of her love of travel, animals, and the journey we all take to find ourselves. Undone in Uluru is the third book in the Traveler Cozy …
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From the publisher of Three Treats Too ManyFor someone whose greatest culinary skill is ordering takeout, Sarah never expected to be co-owner of a restaurant. Even her Siamese cat, RahRah, seems …
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Another shot taken during our visit to New Zealand last year. This small dock on Lake Te Anau looked so serene that I wondered how much activity it really saw. As evening came on, there was nothing …
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End of an EraBy Maggie ToussaintWhen something ends, sadness is expected, and I feel that way about finishing the 7th book of the Dreamwalker Mystery series, ALL DONE WITH IT. Sleuth Baxley …
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Anna Gerard is the pen name used by New York Times bestselling author Diane A.S. Stuckart to write the Georgia B&B Mystery series. Diane is also the author of the award-winning Leonardo da Vinci …
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One of our interests while traveling to New Zealand was to learn more about the Maoris. Fortunately, we had several opportunities to visit historical sites or see ceremonies such as this welcoming ceremony. And though the experience isn’t the same as it would be in a remote area or perhaps a hundred years ago, it’s as close as a modern tourist can get.
