Posts by Janie H Pace
Discovering Inca Culture – 7 Days in Peru,Cusco Region
In a world full of wonders waiting to be discovered, Machu Pichu has long been one of the top 5 most desired destinations around the world. For some people, it is a spiritual quest which draws them to Machu Pichu, a hope of discovering something more. For others, it is the echoing mystery of a…
Read MoreDiscover Cafe 43 at the George W. Bush Presidential Library on the SMU Campus
Enjoy one of former President and Mrs. Bush’s special dishes. Named for the 43rd President of the United States, Café 43, at The George W. Bush Presidential Library, is a modern American restaurant featuring seasonally and sustainably sourced food. Executive Chef John Maas has crafted a contemporary menu featuring organic, casually elegant meals that include…
Read MoreA Couples Getaway in Historic Durango, Colorado
Durango, a railroad town since the beginning, was named after the Mexican town of the same name. General William Palmer’s plan was to connect the Denver & Rio Grande from Mexico City all the way to Denver. The D & RG bought 160 acres of flat land in southern Colorado along the Amanas River to the south…
Read MoreThe Hidden Nuggets and Best of Taos
There is no doubt that the historic Taos Pueblo, Rio Grande Gorge Bridge, and Taos Valley Ski Resort are on the must list for first-time visitors to the city of Taos. But the real hidden nuggets — and some of the best of of Taos — are those off the beaten paths in this Land…
Read MoreBig Bend National Park: An International Biosphere Reserve
Mountains of immense lava rock formations, wide Chihuahuan desert expanses that were once ancient dinosaur-fossil-filled lake beds, and limestone layers forming deep, narrow canyons carved by the Rio Grande River are home to protected wild animals like the black bear, mountain lion, javalina, and coyote, along with the Colima Warbler and 400 other songbird and…
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