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Meet the Texas Doctor Also Skilled in Chocolate Making
By Tom Adkinson GRAPEVINE, Texas – Sue Williams wanted to be a county agricultural agent, but she became a medical doctor and a chocolate maker instead – and the world is a better place for that. Just ask anyone who … Continue reading
100 Things To Do In Nashville Before You Die – Tom Adkinson’s New Book!
We’re super excited here at Travel World Central to announce the newest book by our very own Tom Adkinson! You’ve seen his awesome posts, now get his amazing book all about Nashville, Tennessee! This lighthearted guide to 100 special activities … Continue reading
Times Square, 1 Hour, 10 Photos – Now GO!
By Tom Adkinson NEW YORK – You’re in Midtown with an hour to spare before your next appointment. What do you do with that small amount of time, just 60 minutes? My decision was a personal challenge – get 10 … Continue reading
Barbados, Bajan, Beautiful
By Tom Adkinson About 270,000 people call Barbados home, and the face of every one of them almost cries out to be photographed. From the Friday fish fry at Oistins toward the south end of the island, to the markets … Continue reading
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Best Atmosphere and Food on Tybee Island, GA!
In all honesty, this place can NOT be beat! This is a must stop for us when we get to visit Tybee Island. First off, if you haven’t been to Tybee Island, Georgia yet, WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?!?! This … Continue reading
Admiring the Neon Rainbows of Las Vegas
By Tom Adkinson LAS VEGAS – Neon lights are to Las Vegas what the Golden Gate Bridge is to San Francisco or the Statue of Liberty is to New York. The colorful use of an inert gas inside glass tubes … Continue reading
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Ole Smoky Moonshine – The Real Thing from Gatlinburg, Tennessee!
With deep roots in the Appalachian community of Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Johnny Baker and his team will welcome you to their distillery of genuine moonshine. It’s a family business with decades of heritage. The business has grown considerably and has given … Continue reading
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Tagged Gatlinburg, Moonshine, Ole SMoky, Tennessee, Tourism
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Find a Warm Southern Welcome in Gatlinburg, Tennessee!
Nestled in the beautiful Smoky Mountains of Eastern Tennessee, Gatlinburg awaits you with open arms. There is just something so special about a visit to this place. It’s a very small town in and of itself. You’ll want to park … Continue reading
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Tagged food, Friendly, Gatlinburg, hospitality, ski, smoky mountains, Tennessee, Tourism, Travel
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Dogsledding Where the Dogs Speak French
“Unless you’re the lead dog, the scenery never changes.” OUTSIDE QUEBEC CITY – That axiom from the world of dogsledding doesn’t apply if you’re the musher. Standing on the runners of a sled with six or seven powerful, yelping dogs … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, dogsledding, Quebec, winter, winter sports, winter vacation
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Celebrating on the Watauga River
By Tom Adkinson The Watauga River rises on Grandfather Mountain in North Carolina and gets interrupted by two Tennessee Valley Authority Dams in Tennessee. About 78 miles from its headwaters, it flows into the Boone Lake impoundment of the South … Continue reading
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Tagged Fishing, fly fishing, Tennessee, trout, Watauga River
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