Kathy Witt
Travel Writer and Author at Freelance
Storytelling through travel, books & food. Monthly syndicated travel column with Tribune News Service. Member: SATW. NEW BOOK: Perfect Day Kentucky.
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2 weeks ago |
yoursun.com | Kathy Witt
From the 14-foot-tall flip-flop in the atrium and the orange and blue plumage of the parrot artwork adorning cabin walls, to a playlist of party-on ditties lilting across the decks and song lyrics scripted on surfaces all over the ship (“Booze in the blender,” at the 5 O’ Clock Somewhere pool, “Can’t you feel them circling, honey?” in the Landshark pool), there is never a moment passengers don’t know they are aboard a Jimmy Buffett-themed cruise.
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4 weeks ago |
meadvilletribune.com | Kathy Witt
From the 14-foot-tall flip-flop in the atrium and the orange and blue plumage of the parrot artwork adorning cabin walls, to a playlist of party-on ditties lilting across the decks and song lyrics scripted on surfaces all over the ship (“Booze in the blender,” at the 5 O’ Clock Somewhere pool, “Can’t you feel them circling, honey?” in the Landshark pool), there is never a moment passengers don’t know they are aboard a Jimmy Buffett-themed cruise.
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4 weeks ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Kathy Witt
We stood on the Danube Promenade on the Pest side of Budapest, not far from the architecturally stunning Hungarian Parliament building, where dozens of shoes-men's, women's and children's-lined the riverbank. Yellow ribbons inscribed with affirmations like, "we will dance again," encircled each shoe. Installed 20 years ago, the "Shoes on the Danube Bank" memorial is a remembrance of the 3,500 people, 800 Jews among them, shot into the river from this very spot during World War II.
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4 weeks ago |
miamiherald.com | Kathy Witt
We stood on the Danube Promenade on the Pest side of Budapest, not far from the architecturally stunning Hungarian Parliament building, where dozens of shoes-men's, women's and children's-lined the riverbank. Yellow ribbons inscribed with affirmations like, "we will dance again," encircled each shoe. Installed 20 years ago, the "Shoes on the Danube Bank" memorial is a remembrance of the 3,500 people, 800 Jews among them, shot into the river from this very spot during World War II.
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1 month ago |
kentuckyliving.com | Wade Harris |Kathy Witt
Hometown discoveries plus hidden gems equal happy times. In Midway, find a unique culinary, shopping and arts scene in a historic railroad town surrounded by Kentucky’s oldest thoroughbred horse farm and preserving a rich tradition in bourbon distilling dating back to the 1800s. “No two stores, restaurants or experiences are the same in downtown Midway,” says Emily Downey, executive director at Woodford County Tourism.
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