“The earth belongs to God. Everything
in all the world is His!” -Psalm 24:1
Byline: Karen Leslie A Trip Down the von Trapp Family Lane The Sound of Music, based on the true story of Maria von Trapp, happens to be one of my favorite movies with its memorable lines: “High on a hill was a lonely goat herd…” “How do you solve a problem like Maria? How do […]
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Norman Rockwell (1894 – 1978) 20th-century American author, painter, and illustrator who created 323 illustrations and 47 covers of The Saturday Evening Post. Picture this: small town America, the family gathered for dinner, patriotism, goodness, and hope. Capturing the best of every day life in America. That’s Norman Rockwell’s creative legacy. BNT will visit the Norman Rockwell […]
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You like a little nip in the air, a cozy fire, fall foliage, pines draped with the whitest snow, a cool New York lake, church steeples in a gentle valley—enough! Take me there! Enjoy the scenes from our featured tour and more! Want to catch fall foliage this year? There’re still seat available on our […]
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Byline: Karen Leslie 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 […]
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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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