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Author Archives: patwa
Mokupapapa Discovery Center in Hilo
The ground floor of the Koehnen building, 76 Kamehameha Avenue, Hilo suggests 1920s grandeur with a wide staircase leading to law offices back in the day. The building ocupies the corner of Waianuenue Avenue and Kamehameha Avenue — powerful names … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Geography, Hawai'i, History, Marine Science, Nature, Oceanography, Outdoors Life, Travel, Wildlife
Tagged Hawai'i, Hilo, National Marine Sanctuary, NOAA, outdoors, volunteer
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12 Travel Resources for 2017
1.The Appalachian Trail – Go the distance or cross a small state for a weekend adventure. 2.Budget Travel in 2017 – Tips from Forbes 3. Camino Santiago de Compostela – Pilgrim trials across Europe 4.Electric Currents Around the World – Current convertors … Continue reading
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Honolulu Theater for Youth
After peeking into a wedding ceremony underway at the Cathedral of St. Andrew, my travel pal Marilyn and I wandered around the grounds which are close to the Iolani Palace in Honolulu. Though inaccurate to describe St. Andrew’s grounds as a cathedral … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Education, Hawai'i, Student Projects, Theater
Tagged culture, escaping winter
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What is Eco Criticism?
Ecocriticism Reader: Landmarks in Literary Ecology What we read influences how we interact with the natural world. Ecocriticism is the study of the relationship between literature and the physical environment, an earth-focused view of literary scholarship. The Association for the … Continue reading
Posted in Travel Knowledge
Tagged eco, ecology, Education, environmental, Freelance Writing, how to write, Organizations, protection, Writing
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Where the Wild Creatures Roam :: Is It Sustainable?
Wildlife Tourism What can we do to prevent the massacre of wild animals? Do humans actually still get a thrill from shooting wild animals? What streak of evil condones and continues that practice? Does wildlife tourism help stamp out the … Continue reading
Posted in Travel Knowledge
Tagged eco-tourism, ecology, environmental, nature writing, sustainable travel, Travel, Wildlife
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Interview with Zoltán Géher
Special Interview With Zoltán Géher – XpatLoop.com – Specials
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Why Buy Ugly? :: The Aesthetic Cost of U.S. Taxpayer Financed Buildings
Why spend money acquired from taxpaying U.S. citizens for structures that are ugly and not energy efficient? Why create more eyesore buildings? People would become more visually oriented and creative if they could see beautiful structures that open their eyes … Continue reading
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Gulangyu :: China
Gulangyu (Piano Island) lies off the eastern seaboard of China approximately 300 KM from Taiwan. It is a quiet place because no cars are allowed on the island. The nickname Piano Island reflects its shape and a nod to the … Continue reading
Posted in Budget Travel, History, Hot Climates, Travel
Tagged architecture, China, pedestrian-only, Xiamen
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Training for a Walking or Hiking Tour
YOU KNOW that walking regularly can mitigate or even prevent a host of conditions ranging from obesity to heart disease. But do you know how to walkto get the most out of your exercise sessions? Here are some pointers. * Aim … Continue reading
Posted in Outdoors Life, Walking
Tagged independence, nomad, outdoors, Slow Travel, solutions, travel health, walking, women
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Diego Rivera’s Museum – Anahuacalli
Poet-musician-artist Patti Smith writes about a concert she played at Anahuacalli. Diego Rivera muses about his museum in Diego Rivera – My Art, My Life. An autobiography with Gladys March, The Citadel Press, New York, 1960, pp. 250-253. In this excerpt, he describes … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Culture, Education, History, Hot Climates, Museums, Travel
Tagged architecture, artists, culture, escaping winter, Mexico, world travel
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