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Fyllis Hockman and Victor Block are a husband-wife team of experienced travel journalists who have gallivanted throughout the United States, and to nearly 80 countries around the world, and written about what they have seen, done and learned. Their articles have appeared in newspapers across the country and on websites across the Internet, and they each have won numerous writing awards. They love to explore new destinations and cultures and uncover off-the-beaten-path attractions.

Some Below-the Radar Museums in Washington, DC

Explore world-renowned museums in Washington, DC like the Smithsonian, National Gallery of Art and lesser-known Department of Interior Museum.

Scotland: Where Old Traditions are Alive and Well Today

No visit to Scotland is complete without experiencing some of the many traditions, such as Highland Games, kilts, whisky and haggis.

Castles, Countryside and History Greet Visitors to Scotland

Scotland’s treasures occupy an area equal to South Carolina and include colorful history, magnificent castles, nature’s beauty and much more.

St. Lucia: Rich in Color, Culture, Crafts and Conviviality

St Lucia is a Caribbean island where you can relax with a mud bath in the hot springs or get the blood pumping by jumping into a waterfall.

Soft Adventure Options Are in Abundance Throughout the USA

Soft adventure options in the USA are abundant and include everything from hiking to fishing to bird watching, sailing and even snorkeling.

Cape May, NJ: An Escape to Another Era

Cape May, NJ is the nation’s oldest seaside resort and is also a living museum of beautiful Victorian homes built in the late 19th century.

Cape May, New Jersey: Victorian Splendor, History and More

Cape May New Jersey is called America’s first seaside resort, but it is also full of historic sites and beautiful Victorian architecture.

Mississippi River Cruise: Where the Ship Experience Rivals the Itinerary

American Cruise Lines’ Mississippi River Cruise from Memphis to New Orleans offers a constant barrage of delights both on and off the ship.

History, Plantations and More During a Mississippi River Cruise

Our room rivaled those in many an upscale hotel. The food and table settings were five-star. The list of activities in our temporary home-away-from-home covered a diversity of interests. There also were opportunities to explore inviting towns that provided deep dives into Civil War and other history and visit magnificent anti-bellum plantations. Adding to the …