By Cliff Locke To read about our New Orleans tour Click Here! It’s easy to find a good time in New Orleans! Most people think the best time to visit New Orleans is during Mardi Gras, well if you like dealing with large crowds, and I mean large, and not being able to find a parking […]
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Lighthouses and Waterfalls, They’re All in Michigan!! (Part 3)
By Cliff Locke For Part 2, click here. The drive along M-28 is an awesome journey and stretches from one side of the Upper Peninsula to the other. I can see the remnants of old homesteads and towns that once were, but now they are just a bump in the road. I am heading to […]
Lighthouses and Waterfalls, They’re All in Michigan!! (Part 2)
By Cliff Locke For Part 1, click here. I woke early, knowing this would be the day I crossed the bridge into the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. What kind of adventure awaits me? I headed over the bridge, while iron ore freighters carrying the loads to Detroit floated under the bridge. I began to wonder what […]
Lighthouses and Waterfalls, They’re All in Michigan!! (Part 1)
By Cliff Locke The many things Michigan is known for include the automobile, loyal University of Michigan fans, snowy winters, and Yoopers. But did you know that Michigan is second only to California in how many lighthouses it has? Of the 119 lighthouses in Michigan, most are still in working condition. There are also nearly […]
Branson, not just Country Music Anymore!
By Cliff Locke When we decided to go to Branson in the Ozark Mountains of Missouri, all I heard was country music and backwoods. I mean, after all, the Beverly Hillbillies was filmed there, you know the episode when they went home to the hills? So what could be there that I actually wanted to […]
Gay Southwest Enchantment Adventure Tour
Our tour follows the steps of an eclectic mix of settlers, authors, and artists who have been drawn to the high desert region of northern New Mexico. They have been attracted to its colorful Native American and Spanish history and culture, the abundant produce that grows in the area’s rich soils, and the vast natural beauty of its mesas, mountains, and hundred-mile vistas.