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The incredible view the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway offers

February 15, 2017 Todd DeFeo

In talking about the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, it’s difficult to know where to begin. Should the conversation start off with a discussion of the incredible view the tramway affords riders? Or, should the focus be on the engineering marvel that the tramway is?

Rare: Frequent travelers know weirdness is everywhere — and they love it

February 15, 2017 Todd DeFeo

Weird, unexpected and surprising attractions make for the most delightful destinations on any vacation. So, when weirdness rears its head, embrace it.

Visit Middle America, you say? Why would you not?

January 30, 2017 Todd DeFeo

Following an election that left journalists counfounded, some travel writers are now exploring this vast area west of New York City and east of San Francisco.

Museum of the American Railroad progresses at new location

January 10, 2017 Todd DeFeo

While the Museum of the American Railroad remains a work in progress, the seeds have been sown to make it of the nation’s more impressive rail museums once completed.

Rethinking Richard Nixon at his newly refurbished presidential library

December 29, 2016 Todd DeFeo

People who think the Richard Nixon legacy begins and ends with Watergate are primed to miss so much of the 37th president’s legacy.

Chattanooga hotel pays homage to city’s railroad history

November 1, 2016 Todd DeFeo

Chattanooga’s immortality as a railroad town was marked for eternity with the release of Glenn Miller’s “Chattanooga Choo Choo,” a song he recorded in 1941 for the film “Sun Valley Serenade.” The song topped the Hit Parade chart, selling more than a million copies.

Seeing America

The incredible view the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway offers

Rare: Frequent travelers know weirdness is everywhere — and they love it

Visit Middle America, you say? Why would you not?

Museum of the American Railroad progresses at new location

Rethinking Richard Nixon at his newly refurbished presidential library

Chattanooga hotel pays homage to city’s railroad history

Heading west: Taking in St. Louis’ history, charm

Doc Holliday’s hometown celebrates favorite son

Where is Doc Holliday buried?

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