This road map shows you where the must-see places are on the Big Island and what to expect when you get there. It’s far from a complete list, but it’s a good guide if you have just two or three days to explore Hawaii Island.
"How many islands should I visit?" It's the question all first-time visitors to Hawaii ask. And to answer it, you need know what you can see and do on each of the four islands most tourists see. And that's what I hope to do with this in-depth look at O'ahu, the Big Island, Maui and Kauai. Each island offers something different. These are my experiences. My Hawaii. Yours will be different. But I hope to give you a better idea of where you can go and and what you can do in this spectacular Pacific paradise.
There are lots of ways to see San Francisco, but from the deck of an America's Cup yacht, sailing under the Golden Gate Bridge, is as good as it gets.This three-hour adventure gives passengers opportunities to participate by filling active crew roles: spinning the coffee grinders to trim the sails or even taking the helm. When I found this online, I couldn’t believe just anyone could do it. It’s one of the top thrills I’ve ever had. It's was spectacular in every way.
The majestic islands of Tahiti and Moorea are spectacular places to visit. This South Pacific paradise is a bucket list trip that’s worth the journey. I had lots of questions and concerns before I spent seven days on Moorea and two on Tahiti. Here are the answers I found in French Polynesia.
I spent three jammed-packed days exploring San Francisco in some unconventional ways: sailing under the Golden Gate Bridge on an America’s Cup yacht, easily powering up hills to breathtaking vantage points on an electric bike, riding every iconic cable car I could find and making all my plane spotting dreams come true at SFO—San Francisco’s international airport. If you’re a transportation geek like me or just like going against the crowd whenever you can, I hope this inspires your own San Francisco journeys.
Step into the shadows of Westminster and discover covert locations where spies, assassins and duplicitous double agents plied their trade. London's Spymasters—a two-hour walk through the British capital—visits the smartest corners of London, peering into a murky world marked by treason and treachery, betrayal and murder. To register for this walk and learn more about other London Walks, go to http://walks.com.
Produced by Jim Albritton | Move over Big Ben. For lots of Americans, finding Ted Lasso’s place now tops their must-see list in London. The feel good sports comedy was needed medicine during the height of pandemic. With the return of travel, Lasso fans are making their way to the London borough of Richmond, the familiar site of Ted’s flat, pub and green. This video is a useful guide for anyone making the joyful pilgrimage to Ted Lasso’s corner of the world.
Produced by Jim Albritton | Put Brighton Beach on your UK travel list. It’s got to be the easiest, most enjoyable day trip you can take from London. There is so much you can see and do in just one day. With hourly train departures, tickets are usually inexpensive and always easy book. Here’s a look at my day in Brighton, including the Brighton Palace Pier, a hop on/off bus, the Hove beach huts, the Upside Down House and the i360, one of the world’s most spectacular high-rise observation platforms. If you like the video, subscribe for more “how to” travel videos.
If you’re like me you often hear that Kauai is the best of the Hawaiian Islands—the must see island. And that it takes a full week or more really do it justice. But if you don’t have that kind of time, you can see most of the highlights in just three days, and I’ll show you how I did just that.
I'll show you here I stayed, ate, hiked, drove, kayaked, sailed and what I love most about this spectacular, easy to navigate, friendly Hawaiian Isle. This video is specific, detailing my three-day itinerary. It's intended to give you an idea of how much you can see in do in just a few days on Kauai.
The Kentucky Army National Guard’s 201st Engineer Battalion was charmed by a little girl, nourished by a chef and inspired by the dream that brought them and thousands of other Army, Air Force and Marine guard and reserve to Mississippi to build Camp Kamassa, a 326-acre summer camp for kids and others with special needs. More than 300 soldiers from Kentucky’s “Workhorse Battalion” spent two weeks at the massive construction site just outside Crystal Springs, Mississippi, building cabins and moving dirt, while gaining valuable experience constructing a complex facility in a remote area. It’s all part of the pentagon’s innovative readiness training, known as IRT. Learn more about Camp Kamassa at http://mtkfound.com.
River and rail traffic on and beneath the Old Mississippi River Bridge at Vicksburg comes to a halt as a giant Sikorsky helicopter removes and replaces a massive flagpole atop its steel superstructure.
A small town in a big city, that’s Fondren, a racially and economically diverse area in the heart of Jackson, Mississippi that has become the capital city's arts, entertainment and cultural hub.
"That's All, Brother," the C-47 which led the D-Day invasion, carrying paratroopers from the 101st and 82nd Airborne divisions, returns to the skies of Normandy in June 2019 for the 75th anniversary of D-Day. The historic plane, part of the Commemorative Air Force, was on display and flew at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2018. | Produced by Jim Albritton
Yabba-dabba-doo! This is a two-hour London Walks tour Fred Flintstone would dig. Several times a year a geologist provides a unique look at the City of Westminster, examining the bedrock it's built on, the pedestals renowned figures stand on and the stones that hold up buildings that house much of the history of the world. Visit http://walks.com for information about upcoming "Westminster Rocks" tours.