Travel destinations: Your home town 19 Articles

by Tracey Lloyd

Redcliffe, Queensland, Australia As you come across the Houghton Highway from Brisbane, you can smell the change in the air there is a freshness, a happiness, a memory of summer days gone by that is unique to Redcliff...read more

by Vicki Phipps

Marble Falls: A great vacation, but when you visit the hill country, you might not ever leave. Marble Falls is located in the heart of the Texas Hill Country on Highway 281. Nestled between cities of history with rich...read more

by Roumyana Demireva

Today the town is both vibrant and elegant: its ancient monumental center which has remained virtually intact,constitutes the hub of its past history and is a favorite destination for tourists from all over the world. Vero...read more

by Donna Burt

ABOUT TOWN ROSENBERG, TX KEEPING UP WITH PROGRESS If you have ever traveled down Hwy 59 South towards Corpus, you had to pass by Rosenberg, Texas. Until recently, you probably did not even notice it was there. Forever...read more

by Linda L Kinyon

After having lived in the Seattle, Washington area for over 20 plus years I moved to the country. Though I enjoyed the hustle and bustle of city life for a time I have traded that in for a quieter country life style. I hav...read more

by Magdalena Willow

Its always a blast from the past to travel to old stomping grounds. To see the progression or digression of time. I have two stomping grounds. One is in St. Louis Missouri and the other is near the "Boot Heel" of Missouri...read more

by lighthouse

I grew up in a very small town is Central Texas called Wichita Falls. I never thought about it being a travel destination for like tourist to come visit until the Hotter than Hell came to Texas and more specific Wichita F...read more

by Michel Kordas

La Bassee, in northern France is where my mother delivered me at the local clinic. We lived in Hulluch, Pas de Calais near Lens and my father was a coal miner. My dad did not really want to work underground. Having spe...read more

by Stacy H.

The Oklahoma City Zoo Why I feel it is one of the best places to take your family in Oklahoma. When I moved to Oklahoma in 2002 from the Northeast, I had the typical thoughts of what was in Oklahoma like most fro...read more

by Bob Whitton

I'm one lucky bloke. My home town is The Whitsundays Australia. For those of you that haven't heard of this place it is on the north Queensland coast around 1000km's north of Brisbane and around 600km's south of Cairns. T...read more

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by Warren Longwell

A tourist flying into Denver,Colorado usually heads west toward the Rocky Mountains. There, two roads diverge, one heading north and one heading south, and the destinations in each direction are as different as night and d...read more

by Maggie O'Leary

Just up the road to the north of Evansville, Indiana sits Elberfeld, a small town in the midst of coal mines, corn fields, and several highways. Elberfeld was originally settled in 1885 by German immigrants, and was named ...read more

by Jude Garrison

It seems at times that I have patterned much of my own life after the American poet, Robert Frost, who talks about taking the road less traveled in one of his most emulated poems, "The Road Not Taken." One prime example i...read more

by Keith Hillman

Mention Bexhill on Sea and everyone thinks of elderly people. God's waiting room. And that is not without reason. Bexhill does have the greatest density of retired folk anywhere in England. And I moved here last year! Here...read more

by Georgiana

The Bulgarian town of Kavarna ecological clean with marvelous nature With its 12 500 inhabitants Kavarna is situated in the Dobruja region,65 km northeast of Varna and 50 km from the town of Dobrich. Kavarna is a little...read more

by proxam

I was born in Leith and brought up in Edinburgh but I consider Livingston to be my hometown. But, since I've lived here for 27 years now, I suppose that isn't a huge surprise. Livingston, or Livi as it's more commonly ...read more

by Michelle Trip

I grew up in a town called Clarksville, Indiana. It is in Southern Indiana, on the border of Kentucky, next to Louisville. There are many smaller towns in the U.S., but it certainly wasn't big city living in Clarksville....read more

by Natasha L. Kohlhoff Polak

I'm probably biased, but if ever you make a trip to Indianapolis, IN, you have to visit The Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Even if you're not a racing enthusiast, it is still amazing to visit the mecca of the racing world i...read more

by Leigh Vaughn

People always say, you can not go home again, meaning it just won't be the same. There will be too many changes and there will be no one left there that you know, except for maybe part of your extended family. This is no...read more