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Meadows Museum Unveils New Goya

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Nov 02, 2013 / 0 comments

Francisco Jose de Goya y Lucientes painted fewer than a dozen portraits between 1820 and 1828, the year he died at 81. But the one that made headlines is Portrait of Mariano Goya, which was recently unveiled at the Meadows Museum in Dallas.

 

A Kaleidoscope of Color on National Wildlife Refuges

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Nov 02, 2013 / 0 comments

We've shared our passion for National Wildlife Refuges, in How (and Why) to Include National Wildlife Refuges in your Travel Plans.

Snorkeling in the Red Sea: A Photo Adventure

by William Wellman / Nov 02, 2013 / 2 comments

Most of the eyes scanning across this sentence probably don’t belong to people that have gone snorkeling; even fewer to people who’ve gone snorkeling in the Red Sea on the coral beaches of Eilat, Israel. It’s a rare opportunity, but one that I was recently privileged to experience.

U.S. Department of State Scholarships for American High School Students to Study Abroad

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Nov 01, 2013 / 0 comments

Sixty-five full scholarships are available for U.S. students to study abroad for an academic year with the Kennedy-Lugar Youth Exchange and Study (YES) Abroad program.

Downtown Holland, Michigan: What’s Happening When the Tulips Aren’t Blooming

by Miranda Boyink / Nov 01, 2013 / 2 comments

Holland, Michigan is a destination place. Most tourists come when the famous Tulip Time Festival is going on - browsing through the shops, seeing the parade, eating junk food. It’s what Holland is known for.
    

But what is there to see when Tulip Time isn’t happening? Lots.

 

A Unique Travel Passion: License Plates

by Sarah Albom /
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Oct 31, 2013 / 0 comments

It’s fun how everyone collects something. Postcards, old coins, sea-glass, postage stamps - there are so many different things that can be saved. I myself have a collection, but it isn’t a common gathering of shiny pennies.

 

The Art of Traveling via Lego Stopmotion

by Harrison Boyink / Oct 31, 2013 / 1 comments

I recently collaborated with the extremely talented Joel Keiter, owner of That’s Fine Studios, to create a short stop-motion animation film around traveling. Personally, I run Traveler's Films, another stop-motion channel on YouTube. Both of us are Brickfilmers - using Legos for our animations.

Travel and Random Acts of Kindness

by Dr. Jessie Voigts /
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Oct 31, 2013 / 0 comments

Ever wonder what it is like to just pick up and go? To travel full-time, WITH your kids? We've shared many family travelers here on Wandering Educators, and there's always room for more - for each family travels in its own way, choosing what is best for THEM. We recently had a chance to catch up with Ruth Johnston, who travels full-time with her son.

The Best of BC: Two Sisters Cafe

by Curtis Cunningham /
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Oct 30, 2013 / 0 comments

THE IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNITY: what it takes to live and work in the north

 

Timber Town

by Harrison Boyink / Oct 30, 2013 / 0 comments

Welcome to Zeeland, Michigan, home of one of the most loved playgrounds in West Michigan. Any kid under 12 enjoys it – and over, though they might not admit it so readily. When I was that age, I couldn't wait to go back. The feeling of getting safely lost was awesome.

 

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