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Thomas P. McKenna of Montpelier, Vermont, sent in the photo shown in the March issue: the War Memorial in Akaroa, New Zealand, east of Christchurch on the South Island.
McKenna writes, “This place is really at the end of a dead-end road.”
(Part 1 of 2 on Chile)
On a visit to Chile in February 2005 I had the opportunity to stay at a friend’s apartment in Santiago and enjoy many of the lifestyle attractions experienced by locals.
The apartment is located in an upmarket district of the city known as Providencia, an area of primarily highrise apartment and condominium buildings only a few blocks away from the busy primary thoroughfare of Avenida Apoquindo. The peaceful, tree-lined streets were seemingly designed for endless strolling, a favored pastime of locals.
(Second of two parts)
Reliving a day in the life of ancient Israelis
Malaysia Airlines’ ad sounded almost too good to be true: $999 would take us halfway around the world to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia’s cosmopolitan capital. To that we could add as many (or as few) as we wanted of the dozens of destinations Malaysia Airlines flies to in the Far East. We’d be using Kuala Lumpur as our hub for the Far Eastern destinations, but it would not cost us a penny more to add to our travel agenda, if we chose, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Singapore, Yangon, Hanoi, Manila. . .
by John Chatfield
(First of two parts)
“How can I possibly get our passports back in time?” l said to my wife, Flory.
“What is the problem?” she asked.
by Linda Ledray
by Dr. Larry G. Baratta
“Cycle Europe, 20 Tours, 12 Countries” by Jerry Soverinsky (2004, MBI Publishing Co. ISBN 0760318697 — 400 pp., $19.95 paper).
by Lew Toulmin