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ZION NATIONAL PARK, Utah -- Peering down a cliff face at the valley floor several hundred feet below, I faltered and gulped. My son, Ian, probably fortified by the sense of immortality that often infects young men in their late teens, scrambled up the narrow trail like a mountain goat.

Like many small, southern towns, Monroeville, Alabama is dominated by its early 20th century county courthouse -- an impressive-enough brick edifice surmounted by an even more impressive alabaster white, octagonal wooden cupola, whose four clock faces stand sentinel over the surrounding countryside.

Norwegian Cruise Line fired the first shot. A decade later, the dining room revolution at sea continues: a battle between the traditional two seatings each evening and a more modern, flexible style of eating dinner when you want.

When you go looking for theater in Washington's rich historical landscape, it pays to wear comfortable shoes. I'm learning this valuable lesson on a sunny morning as I trudge up 12th Street behind an exuberant young woman in a crisp hoop skirt, lace gloves and cotton blouse. With the help of an amplifier attached to her waist, she regales me and 30 others with stories of the life she led here before roads were paved and war raged just beyond the city limits.