Creating my own adventures during Minnesota flight layover
We are fans of having a decent layover at an airport when we travel. One to two hours would be acceptable. What do you do when you have four hours? […]
Harlem Globetrotters returning to Lincoln this spring
As a kid, I loved the Harlem Globetrotters. Meadowlark Lemon, Curly Neal. They were the stars of my youth as the Globetrotters consistently beat the hapless Washington Generals. The Globetrotters […]
Supporting our friends on National Squirrel Appreciation Day
What do you really know about squirrels? Besides the fact they are cuter than cute? Did you know that the earliest squirrel likely existed as long ago as 50 million […]
Olympic Sculpture Park adds to Seattle’s Waterfront attractions
Seattle doesn’t rely on its natural setting among water and mountains for beauty. Manmade beauty abounds at Olympic Sculpture Park. The nine-acre greenspace consists of about 20 art pieces. Located […]
February Midwest Travel Twitter Chat – Visit Decorah, IA
Travel With Sara and The Walking Tourists are excited to share the fun at our February Midwest Travel Chat using #MWTravel. Our featured destination will be Decorah, IA. Sara, myself, […]
‘Nat Geo Live’ presentation ‘On the Trail for Big Cats’ rescheduled to March 22
NOTE: Due to inclement weather expected in the Omaha area Feb. 2, the Omaha Performing Arts has rescheduled this presentation to March 22. We consider ourselves nature conservationists. We […]
City’s top attractions can be found at Seattle Center
The Seattle Center was built for the 1962 World’s Fair. The park and entertainment area has survived and grown over its 54 years. It was originally home to the Space […]
Seattle originals Starbucks and Red Robin expand across the culinary world
We don’t normally talk about national restaurant chains when we travel, but since Seattle is the launching pad for a couple of our favorite places, I figured why not? Red […]
Seattle’s Waterfront offers unique attractions and views
Seattle’s Great Wheel gives visitors an opportunity to take in the Waterfront’s views. The slow-moving Farris wheel has been an anchor for the area since 2012. I’m not a Farris […]
CityPASS is a bargain in seeing Seattle’s attractions
We always look for the best possible deals when we travel. Just like most everyone else, we prefer to save as much money as possible on trips. One great tool […]