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For most guests at a Disney theme park, it's enough to know when the park opens, where the rides are, and how long it'll take to get on those rides. But that's not you, is it? You're not a low-information guest. You know that a Disney attraction doesn't just pop up in a park one day, no questions asked. There's a method to the magic, a plan for making all that pixie dust happen, a high-stakes, high-thrills narrative available—once upon a time—to insiders only. Now it's demystified for one and all.

January, 2023, John Connelly and Adam Tremblay completed their circumnavigation of South Florida’s Everglades National Park, 174 miles in 8 days. Severe weather, sea and current conditions, sharks, alligators, crocodiles, mosquitoes, and colorful characters make for an exciting exploit that will keep you wondering what’s next. Find out if they sink or swim, get sucked dry by bloodthirsty insects, and how they survive saltwater crocodiles in the Jurassic Park of South Florida. “... an exploration of a landscape that demands respect, a place where the line between awe and terror blurs, ...

If you want to learn about the history & culture, tourist attractions, entertainment, food scene, and events in Columbus, Ohio, then check out HowExpert Guide to Columbus, Ohio. Are you looking for a new city to add to your travel bucket list? Make it Columbus, Ohio – the city that has recently emerged as a hub for business, art, and innovation. With a range of things to do, an impressive culinary scene, and one of the top universities in the country, Columbus is constantly on the come up, and you won’t want to miss out on witnessing the capital of the Buckeye State continue to flourish.

The allure of the West is real: from a snow-rimmed Grand Canyon to spicy breakfast burritos, Tyler James Cook regales readers with tales of his Arizonan exploits. This handsome volume also includes essays on Cook's travels throughout the Southeast, especially in his beloved South Carolina. Southeast meets Southwest in this humorous collection of travel writings.

A feisty 60-something woman and a beautiful spirit - or ghost or apparition, whatever you want to call Irma - solve kooky mysteries. If you like kooky mysteries, you'll love Mabel and Irma. Short Read for that airplane flight! Mabel Gold's trip to Daytona Beach during its famous Bike Week is one for the books! The excitement of thousands of bikers celebrating for ten whole days is excitement on high octane. But it seems wherever Mabel goes, she gets herself involved in solving a murder. Ever since she gave up being a Long Island housewife and turned into a 60+ adventurer, Mabel has been on ...

In Driving Lessons, Christopher B. Strain sets out on a quintessential American road trip, exploring not just the roads and byways of the country but the road trip's place in American culture. Strain dives into the well of American travel writing, illuminating fascinating aspects of the road trip, such as how race, class, and gender shape the experiences of road trippers.

A sweeping history of the state of Delaware. Small in size but mighty in significance, Delaware earned its nickname "The First State" by boldly stepping into history on December 7, 1787—the first to ratify the new Constitution and set the United States on its path to nationhood. But Delaware's story reaches far beyond that pivotal moment. In this captivating installment of the Hardy Histories series, Daniel Hardy uncovers the remarkable tale of a state that has consistently punched above its weight. From the Swedish and Dutch settlements along the Delaware River to the Underground ...

"Going Expat Guide to Mexico" offers a practical, honest perspective on living in Mexico outside of retirement and for anyone thinking about moving to Mexico. Additionally, "What the Mexpat" delves into the realities of expat life, helping individuals understand the new life they've embarked on.

Eat like a Local: Branson, Missouri by author Dawn M. Stevens offers the inside scoop on food in place. Culinary tourism is an important aspect of any travel experience. Food has the ability to tell you a story of a destination, its landscapes, and culture on a single plate. Most food guides tell you how to eat like a tourist. Although there is nothing wrong with that, as part of the Eat like a Local series, this book will give you a food guide from someone who has lived at your next culinary destination.

There are many approaches to the vast wonder known as the Olympic National Park in the Pacific Northwest and its adjacent forests and waters. The paths presented here suggest four alternatives: casual fun with family, such as beachcombing with dogs; determined accomplishment, such as ascending to the glaciers; quiet solitude, such as reading by a brook; and sublime gratitude, considering the forces we participate in but do not control. Pulling together "Bull Beaches: A Dog's Guide to the Olympic Coast", "Olympics via the Pacific: Four Epic Hikes through the Wet Woods to the Glaciers", "...

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