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A Thanksgiving dinner. A family secret. A deadly betrayal.Uncle Rupert never made it to dessert.Someone at the Whitman family table wanted him dead—but the carving knife everyone's staring at? …
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The holidays are approaching fast, and this week I'm serving up something deliciously different - a mini-mystery paired with a jigsaw puzzle. This combination delivers everything you crave: savory …
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The skeletal remains of the Peter Iredale rise from the sand like iron ghosts, telling a century-old tale of maritime disaster. When I finally stood before this famous shipwreck on Oregon's coast, I …
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Wilhelm Hester , Public domain, via Wikimedia CommonsCan you believe it's already the middle of November? It's been three weeks since our unforgettable road trip to Oregon, and we're …
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Have you ever heard whispers of an ancient, advanced civilization living beneath a mountain? During our recent visit to Mount Shasta, Kathy‘s cousin told us about an ancient civilization living …
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Of all the places we visited on our month-long road trip, the one that most captured my heart was Mount Shasta. Part of the reason for that is a legend about a civilization that lives beneath the …
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We’d taken a Hop-on/Hop-off tour that took us to the Fukuoka Garden, a Japanese Garden for Auckland’s, and Lakeside Park, a massive park that surrounds a lake. While both places involve a central body of water surrounded by landscaped grounds, they couldn’t be more different.
