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Re: Family Friendly Attractions in Malta

GarryRF ·
Malta and its people certainly are unique Jason. I remember well the Blue Grotto when your hands turned blue under the water. Its on my list of places I must go back to. You make it sound more tempting ! Interesting blog! Thanks !
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Re: Family Friendly Attractions in Malta

DrFumblefinger ·
I hadn't really ever considered Malta as a family travel destination, but I have been educated by your post. Thanks for sharing all this information. Hope we can hear more about your travels!
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Re: Family Friendly Attractions in Malta

GarryRF ·
On my first visit to Malta I was exploring the Megalithic Monuments when a group and their guide arrived. She was explaining to the folks the stones where blood sacrifices were made. So I stayed within earshot for a free tour - at a discreet distance. Then she turned and pointed at me ! " where that couple are standing is a Fertility Temple! " Whoooa !! We moved away quickly ! But too late - we had been chosen by the Goddess of Fertility ! That was on the 29 December - and on the 29...
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Re: Family Friendly Attractions in Malta

DrFumblefinger ·
Well, I can see why Malta has such a special place in your heart, GarryRF!
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Re: Family Friendly Attractions in Malta

GarryRF ·
The Temple at Hagar Qim is believed to be the oldest in Europe at 3,500 BC,
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Re: Family Friendly Attractions in Malta

IslandMan ·
Hello Jason and thanks for the interesting and informative post about family Malta. I am resident here myself and I agree with the family attraction side of the island. It's a fun place to visit and I do notice many families enjoying their time together.
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Re: Family Friendly Attractions in Malta

Jason Briggs ·
That is okay, it must be great living there. Yeah I traveled there with my family and went to these locations, each one was great
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Re: New Orleans—Museum Highlights Young Voices of Resilience

DangTravelers ·
Great post! New Orleans is such a vibrant and amazing city with rich history & culture. The people of the city lived through such a horrific event, but to see that some light has come out of the darkness is uplifting.
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Re: New Orleans—Museum Highlights Young Voices of Resilience

DrFumblefinger ·
It's a nice chapter in the grim story of New Orleans post Katrina. Thanks for sharing this with us; I hope the Children's Museum ends this exhibit with a flourish. The city and those who stayed are resilient. Kudos to them and to the many other Americans who gave of their time and resources to help the city recover and rebuild. There's no place anywhere like New Orleans and I need to get back there sometime soon.
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Re: New Orleans—Museum Highlights Young Voices of Resilience

Paul Heymont ·
Thanks for, in a way, welcoming me back. My last visit was a grim one, working as a volunteer preparing flooded houses for rebuilding (or demolition) a year after Katrina. In many ways, I've put off coming back, in part in anger at how little was done and how long it took, and in part a fear of finding something like New-Orleansland. While I know nothing can ever be the same...and many things shouldn't be...I see, both through the report and through the children, reason to return!
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Re: New Orleans—Museum Highlights Young Voices of Resilience

Bluragger ·
Great piece! Yes, it is good to hear from our children about what they learned in the past decade living in New Orleans after the storm. So many were impacted, many were harmed and suffered PTSD. Great to hear kids speak about the positive outcomes from their Katrina experiences. I can't wait for the new LA Childrens Museum to open in its new and amazing facility in City Park, another NOLA gem. Ya'll come visit soon and often to experience a city like no other, New Orleans. It has not been...
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Re: New Orleans—Museum Highlights Young Voices of Resilience

Travel Rob ·
Thanks for this great piece Whitney! I'm glad New Orleans is focusing on the strength and resiliency of the people (especially the children). I too would like to visit soon.
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Re: Why you should go Sailing With Kids

Professorabe ·
My personal memories of boat journeys with kids involve our son hanging over the side being sick - with me closely behind!
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Carnival for Kids, Catania

DrFumblefinger ·
DrFumblefinger's visit to Sicily coincided with the celebration of Carnival. This group of children were into the celebration in a major way!
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New Orleans—Museum Highlights Young Voices of Resilience

HistoryDigger ·
Stories shape our past and mold our present. New Orleanians have been retelling Hurricane Katrina disaster stories for a decade——odysseys of helicopter evacuations, ruined homes, and lost loved-ones.   But now we are changing the...
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Mandatory Seat Belts for Children traveling by Plane?

DrFumblefinger ·
  Canada's Transportation Safety Board (TSB) wants airlines to implement specially designed seat belts for infants and small children, to be mandatory for all commercial air travel.  The idea is to prevent them from becoming "projectiles"...
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Why you should go Sailing With Kids

Tanya ·
Sailing has everything you want in a vacation in a single convenient package. There is so much you can do on a boat. But, every sailing vacation is always different. You can sail a yacht, relax on a beach, fish or explore an island. It also provides a good bonding platform with your family members. And sailing with your kids is one of the best things you can ever do. It provides treasured memories that they will forever cherish. You not only get a chance of repairing burned bridges, but you...
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Gumbo's Pic of the Day, Oct. 18, 2013: School group, Bratislava, Slovakia

DrFumblefinger ·
 I've previously described what a great travel destination Bratislava is (click here for that link).   Clean, historic, vibrant --  in a healthy recovery after decades of repression under the Soviet regime. As we were...
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Nov. 3. 2016: Ice Cream Parlor, Key West, FL

GarryRF ·
GarryRF reminisces about the role ice cream parlors played in his family's travels with young children.
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Dulles Airport goes kid-friendly

Paul Heymont ·
Dulles debuts its new children's play area, with aviation-themed play equipment and videogames in 6 languages.
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Family Friendly Attractions in Malta

Jason Briggs ·
The island of Malta is a fantastic holiday destination home to many tourists each year. Malta is filled with wonderful blue water, colourful coves, and prehistoric ruins, so there is no question why over 1.2 million tourists holiday in Malta each year...
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Italian kids raising funds to buy an island

Paul Heymont ·
Italian students at a middle school in the Italian Alps have started a crowdfunding campaign to buy an island.
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Fun Travel Activities for You and Your Children

clareabner ·
Do you have many kids and tots in the family? Do you love traveling? Are you short of creative and fun ideas to engage them on long trips? If yes, you are in the right place. Don’t delay your travel plans for the time when your kids are older. Instead, you can improvise tons of fun activities and games to keep your kids happily entertained on the go. Don’t expect your toddlers to stick to their seats solemnly. They are going to be wiggly and restless. You will not have your Spectrum Internet...
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You’re Going Places, Baby (and Toddler and Teen)

Daniel Sherwin (Guest) ·
Daniel Sherwin offers some excellent suggestions on how to enhance the travel experience of families with children of all ages.
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Re: You’re Going Places, Baby (and Toddler and Teen)

Marilyn Jones ·
All excellent advice!
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Re: Nov. 3. 2016: Ice Cream Parlor, Key West, FL

DrFumblefinger ·
Interesting. Our kids grew up in California where soft frozen yogurt was far more popular than ice cream. I definitely more of a fan of ice cream.
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8 Easy Advice to Follow When Traveling with Children

MorganRose ·
No matter if you’re flying or having a short road trip with your family, you’ll need to prepare well. Kids are needy and naughty and even the best-behaved little ones often make a scene when travelling. However, there are things you can do to minimize meltdowns and make your trip full of laughs instead of tears. Get everyone on board Older kids understand what travelling is, but younger ones might be a bit confused by the concept. They might not understand that you’ll not be spending nights...
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Children of the Amazon

DrFumblefinger ·
DrFumblefinger came across these three children paddling their dugout on one of the remote tributaries of the Amazon River in Peru.
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Colorado Springs Olympic Training Center—Team USA

Samantha ·
A visit to Colorado Springs would not be complete without a tour of the Colorado Springs Olympic Training Center. it is phenomenal and inspiring. Samantha shares her visit on today's post.
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Snug Harbor Cultural Center, Staten Island

Paul Heymont ·
Formerly a home for "aged, decrepit and worn-out" seamen, Snug Harbor has become a premier cultural site for New York's Staten Island
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Europa-Park Visitors have More Fun !

Travel Rob ·
Although  #2 in Europe and much smaller than Disney ,Europa-Park in Rust Germany, had record attendance.  Read about it .  http://travel.france24.com/con...visitor-numbers-2013 Have high prices started taking a toll on Disney in...
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