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This past year of 2021 felt like it was a decade to this scribbling senior citizen - full-on geezer - not only because of the way things were and are developing in the world, but because of the velocity of these incessant and random developments i.e...

This town in colombia. if you walk with me a little bit, this camp extends pretty far. earlier today we were at a ferry dock where hundreds of migrants each day are taken in by panama. they load onto these boats, they then head over the water, and they head across the bay into the colombia-panama border, which as you mentioned, thats where the lawless jungle is where these migrants essentially must cross. they do so knowing that it will be a dangerous journey. now, weve been speaking with some o...

Barrierefrei zu den Schiffen der Talsperre: Der Fahrstuhl ist schon eingebaut

Hochwasser wirbelt den SFK-Fahrplan auf der Kieler Förde durcheinander: Auf der Fördefährlinie F1 können zwei Anleger nicht bedient werden.

Starker Wind wirbelte am Donnerstag und Freitag den SFK-Fahrplan auf der Kieler Förde durcheinander: Auf der Fördefährlinie F1 konnten drei Anleger nicht bedient werden. Der Sturm hat sich gelegt und der Fahrplan wird nun wieder aufgenommen.

Die Elbinsel Lühesand liegt nicht weit vor den Toren Hamburgs und ist doch eine ganz andere Welt. Camper und Tagesausflügler lieben die Ruhe und Natur des idyllischen Flusseilands.

Auf der Suche nach dem Sommer-Tier des Jahres entdeckt unser Autor etwas im Rhein.

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Travel the historic Chesapeake and Ohio Canal on this virtual tour 10Best 23 hrs ago © Frederick Magazine Lockhouse 28 Welcome to the C & O Canal The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal extends for 184.5 miles from Washington, DC to Cumberland, Maryland. For nearly a century, the canal served as a lifeline for settlements along the Potomac River, and today, it’s a place of immense beauty, rich history and abundant recreational opportunities. Come explore the canal through these photos. © Nation...

J.V. Houlihan Category:  Just shy of a year ago we started hearing about the word coronavirus; however, it hadn’t yet entered the news cycle on a mind-numbing twenty-four and seven blast of baffling information. On 11 March, I had just returned from a trip to Martha’s Vineyard and I distinctly remembered going to George’s in Galilee, and sitting by the fire with my wife and having dinner—no one wore masks. We live nearby in Galilee and like to sit near the fireplace, and we’d always ...