“The earth belongs to God. Everything
in all the world is His!” -Psalm 24:1
Thank you, Patti Olson, for a fabulous Alaska photo blog of BNT travelers having wonderful fun together traveling the globe. Tour Director: Patti Olson Tour: Alaska By Land and Sea 2018 Tour Dates: August 12-26, 2018 Tour Director: “The highlight of the entire trip was the day cruising through Glacier Bay National Park with a park ranger […]
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Tour Director: Patti Olson Tour Name: Arizona, Utah & Grand Canyon with Sedona, AZ Tour Date: June 21-29, 2018 Tour Director Thoughts/Highlights: “An adventurous group of 32 travelers embarked on a journey by air to Salt Lake City, Utah, where we began with a group dinner at a Japanese hibachi restaurant. Only the brave tried eating with chopsticks! Then, […]
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Tour Director: Patti Olson Tour Name: Arizona, Utah & Grand Canyon with Sedona, AZ Tour Date: June 21-29, 2018 Tour Director Thoughts/Highlights: “An adventurous group of 32 travelers embarked on a journey by air to Salt Lake City, Utah, where we began with a group dinner at a Japanese hibachi restaurant. Only the brave tried eating with chopsticks! Then, […]
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Tour Director: Patti Olson Tour Name: Arizona, Utah & Grand Canyon with Sedona, AZ Tour Date: June 21-29, 2018 Tour Director Thoughts/Highlights: “An adventurous group of 32 travelers embarked on a journey by air to Salt Lake City, Utah, where we began with a group dinner at a Japanese hibachi restaurant. Only the brave tried eating with chopsticks! Then, […]
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Lighthouses are both beacons of warning and welcome. We’ve a long history of exploring the waters by boat. At some point, we must make our way back to the land. Lighthouses are set upon a mound of rocks, a high point on land along the coastline, on flat sandy shores, a harbor opening, or near […]
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Watch this stunning video of Acadia National Park and learn a bit more before you explore! Did you know that the sun falls first on Acadia before any other U.S. National Park? Acadia is home to the tallest mountain on the U.S. Atlantic Coast and completely formed from donated lands. It’s also America’s FIRST National Park […]
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Last fall, I traveled to Wyoming after a fifteen year absence. As I deplaned in Jackson Hole, I was delighted again to descend the rolling steps onto the tarmac. Distracted by the thought of returning to this Western town and fighting an icy wind, I forgot to look up. When I rounded the nose of the plane, I stopped still in my tracks.They greeted me in panorama: those Grand Tetons. I stepped aside to allow the other travelers inside, hesitant to hurry the moment. I’d come here to be outside, to write, to be still, so I stood for a moment to honor the mountains with silence. They returned the gesture by…
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