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Five favorite travel discoveries of 2012

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Five favorite travel discoveries of 2012

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Five favorite travel discoveries of 2012

I recently did the second ever Global Travel Conspiracy Podcast with my buddy Gary Arndt. It is a new podcast with a guy who does a lot of podcasts including This Week in Travel for the past several years. Ive been guest on that a few times as well. In the Global Travel Conspiracy Podcast The Read more at http://www.plurk.com/p/kxqpdy

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Five favorite travel discoveries of 2012

2012 was a pretty exciting year. I'd been a local travel writer for a while, but finally decided to branch out and write for myself. This opened an entirely new world of adventure and gives me new perspective when I travel. As I stated on my “about” page, “I may not make it to see Read more at http://pulloverandletmeout.com/five-favorite-travel-discoveries-of-2012/

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Five favorite travel discoveries of 2012

One of my favorite things about cruising with Azamara Club Cruises is their AzAmazing Evenings. This was my third cruise with Azamara and of course my third AzAmazing Evening. They are very well thought out and put together nights of cultural entertainment in an important cultural place for the Read more at http://pulloverandletmeout.blogspot.com/2015/02/five-favorite-travel-discoveries-of-2012.html

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Aftermath of the April 2011 tornadoes in Cullman

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Ave Maria Grotto is a 4 acre park at St. Bernard Abbey, in Cullman, Alabama.  It incorporates 125 miniature reproductions of famous houses of worship and landmarks from all over the world, includng the Tower of Babel and landmarks from ancient Jerusalem. Brother Joseph Zoettl, a Benedictine Monk, worked on the grotto nearly unceasingly for 5 decades until his death in 1961.

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Antiquing: Cullman edition

We went on an adventure Friday to Southern Accents in Cullman, AL.  This shop is packed full of historic housewares and we hoped to find some period lighting that we could use in our project. Navigating the extensive inventory in the store, grounds, and nearby buildings was amazing. There was a whole warehouse of old doors.  An upstairs room boasted hundreds of pickets and newel posts for stairways.  There was an overwhelming collection of old glass and brass doorknobs and hardware.  It seemed like everywhere we turned we were saying, "Oh wow look at this!"  Not everything was something that we could use, but all of it was interesting. Take a look: