Eric Anderson, MD & Nancy Anderson, RN

Articles

Admirers of Captain James Cook might now find his celebrated 18th century pioneer explorations of the South Seas diminished by todayâ€™s would-be revisionists.

Book Review: Blue Latitudes, and How the World Changed Hawaii

Frequent visitors to the Hawaiian Islands naturally develop favorites â€“ for us, itâ€™s Maui. Although Maui may be dominant, its tourists donâ€™t often visit its small Cinderella-like stepsisters next door.

The Big Island Encompasses History of the Other Hawaiian Islands

Thereâ€™s something cheerless about how a city gets developed and immediately the big upscale hotels start building to have a presence. That isnâ€™t an issue in Minneapolis.

Minneapolis' Memories Part 3: Minnesota's Largest City Holds on to Its History

Minneapolis is essentially an American story â€“ a story of enterprising engineering, confident success, rolled-up sleeves hard work, then collapse of industry and the need to re-invent itself.

Minneapolis' Memories Part 2: Minnesota's Largest City Holds on to Its History

History may interest the travel writer. But not all travelers care about history. Letâ€™s look at all this in Minneapolis â€“ as seen in October 2016.

Minneapolis' Memories Part 1: Minnesota's Largest City Holds on to Its History

In one of Europe's great cities, the newest attraction is an impressive art museum.