A combination of travelogue and memoir, this book gives the reader an inside view, not only of Kyrgyzstan but also the people and culture through the eyes of a young graduate student from Afghanistan. I learned a lot from reading this book. I had no idea how Kyrgyzstan, a democratic county, would be viewed by … Continue reading In The Land of the Tian Shan Mountains by Muhammad Idrees
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Bronte (Bocas Trilogy Book 2) by Thomas M. Barron
Having read and enjoyed the first book in this series, I was thrilled to get this real postcard in the mail announcing the second book. In the continuing story of George, he is now in Australia for the funeral of his best friend PJ. His wandering life has led him to his … Continue reading Bronte (Bocas Trilogy Book 2) by Thomas M. Barron
Searching for Unique: A Travellers Guide to Extraordinary Experiences by Nancy O’Hare
This is the second travel guide by this author that I have had the pleasure of reading. The author lives the idea of experiencing new lands as a traveler instead of just a tourist. This volume takes us into the world of adventurous hikes, little-known festivals and Ancient Temples as well as Modern Metropolises. While … Continue reading Searching for Unique: A Travellers Guide to Extraordinary Experiences by Nancy O’Hare
Dust In My Pack by Nancy O’Hare
This experience-based travel book is broken into areas of interest. For example, Ancient Cities or Get Away Adventures or one that was my favorite, Serene Scenes. The author has participated in a lot of adventures, most of which I am not sure I would be brave enough to do. In most cases, the travel was … Continue reading Dust In My Pack by Nancy O’Hare
Who Is Mother Neff and why is she a state park? By Allan C. Kimball
Many years ago I traveled to Mother Neff State Park to watch my kids in a cross country event. I was curious about the park and its names so I did a little research. Come to find out Mother Neff is the Mother of all State Parks in Texas. In 1916 this mom of Governor … Continue reading Who Is Mother Neff and why is she a state park? By Allan C. Kimball
