Discover the Wonders of Mesa Verde National Park For over 700 years, the people of Mesa Verde thrived amidst the rugged beauty of the mountains, valleys, and cliffs in present-day Southwestern Colorado. Around 1300 AD, they mysteriously left, leaving behind questions that intrigue us today: Why did they leave? Where did they go? Join us…
Kismet, New York is the westernmost settlement on Fire Island, a picturesque barrier island stretching over 30 miles off the southern coast of Long Island, New York. This charming spot has a rich history, having been inhabited for centuries, first by Native Americans, and later by Dutch settlers. For over a hundred years, Kismet has…
One of the most enchanting times to visit DC is during the Cherry Blossom Festival. These thousands of cherry trees, a gift of friendship from Japan in 1912 (although an earlier batch of 2,000 was sadly destroyed by insect infestation), splatter the cityscape in delicate pinks and whites. For over a century, the cherry blossoms…