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Experience Santa Claus in Houston: Holiday Fun and Activities

Jon Summers07 mins
Going to see Santa is a cherished holiday tradition for both kids and adults alike. For many children, the excitement of sitting on Santa’s lap and sharing their Christmas wishes is nearly as thrilling as Christmas Day itself. Parents, however, often look forward to the perfect holiday photo—ideally one without tears. During the festive season, you can catch Santa at various locations across Houston.
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10 Iconic Vintage Flight Attendant Uniforms You Need to See

Jon Summers03 mins
Regular readers know I not only write about the aviation industry; I’m also a certifiable #avgeek. I have aPinterest board that covers Vintage Flight Attendant Uniforms. Following my original post on #FlashbackFriday – Vintage Flight Attendant Uniforms, I received numerous suggestions for additional uniforms to feature. Consequently, below are 10 more vintage uniforms from the golden age of travel.
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Exploring the Ancient Roman Forum: A Must-Visit in Rome

Jon Summers05 mins
The Roman Forum (also known as theForo Romanoin Italian, or just the Forum) stands as one of the Top Ancient Sites in Rome and a must-see for visitors. Nestled between the Colosseum, Capitoline Hill, and the storied Palatine Hill, the Forum served as the center of political, religious, and commercial activity in ancient Rome, providing profound insights into the illustrious history of the Roman Empire. Additionally, theVia dei Fori Imperiali, a wide boulevard constructed during Mussolini’s reign in the early 20th century, forms the eastern edge of this historical site.
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Explore the Historic Dublin Castle: A Must-Visit Landmark

Jon Summers04 mins
If you are walking up Dame Street from Trinity College to Christ Church Cathedral, you will pass Dublin Castle on your left, and likely miss it. Though it is one of the top sights of Dublin, it is somewhat hidden and is not a castle in the traditional sense. Nonetheless, this historic site, once the seat of British power in Ireland, should be included in every visitor’s agenda.
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Experience the Magic of a Country Christmas at Opryland

Jon Summers06 mins
Experience all-out holiday cheer at this seasonal extravaganza held atGaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center. More than 3 million twinkle lights cast a warm glow onA Country Christmas, a festive celebration stretching from mid-November through the New Year. This Nashville icon enchants families with a variety of activities, including storybook character appearances, Build-a-Bear workshops, photos with Santa, horse-drawn carriage rides, ice skating, snow tubing, and gingerbread houses. Adults can revel in the holiday spirit by visiting an outdoor Nativity, enjoying holiday cruises on the Cumberland River, and indulging in non-stop fun. Various hotel packages are available, encompassing accommodations and event passes.
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Explore the Dining Experience on Celebrity Solstice

Jon Summers09 mins
The Celebrity line of cruise ships has an outstanding reputation for the quality of its cuisine. For instance, the Celebrity Solstice features 170 chefs working around the clock to provide 12,000 meals daily for both passengers and crew. Over the course of one week, these skilled chefs prepare high-end menus using more than 75,000 pounds of fresh fruit, 20,000 pounds of potatoes, and 15,000 pounds of whole chickens.
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Scenic Alaska Railroad Grandview Train: Anchorage to Seward Experience

Jon Summers08 mins
If your Alaska cruise embarks or disembarks in Seward, you will need a transfer to or from Anchorage, which is 127 miles away. Cruise passengers can choose either a 3-hour bus transfer or a 4.5-hour ride on theGrandview Train of the Alaska Railroad. The train runs directly between the Anchorage airport and the cruise pier in Seward, making it an excellent option for cruise travelers.
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Explore the Norton Simon Museum: Pasadena’s Art Treasure

Jon Summers06 mins
TheNorton Simon Museumin Pasadena stands out as one of the most concentrated art experiences in Southern California. It’s renowned for offering an impressive array of significant artworks in a compact space. While establishments such as the Getty Center and LA County Museum of Art delight visitors with numerous masterpieces, the Norton Simon excels in art value per step. Initially based on the private art collection of industrialist Norton Simon, the museum took over the Pasadena Art Museum in 1974 and has since expanded its vast collection.
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Explore Murmansk: The Arctic Circle’s Largest City

Jon Summers07 mins
Murmansk is the largest city in the world above the Arctic Circle and serves as the administrative center of Murmansk Oblast. This city holds immense historical and cultural importance, particularly due to its military and trade significance during World War II. Additionally, it stands as a remarkably preserved example of Post-Communist Russia, having undergone minimal transformations since the Communist Era.
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