Flyaway Cafe Travel Favorites 8-9-09
August 9, 2009 by Mary Jo Manzanares
Filed under Announcements, European Travel, Products & Resources, Things to See & Do
I am constantly reading all the other great travel posts, both for information and inspiration. Sometimes, these posts expose me to new places or things that I put down on my must-see list. Other times, they convey the emotions of travel, a destination, or experience. Sometimes they’re fun and just downright silly.
Whatever the reasons a post catches my eye, it makes me feel part of a very special group of people – travel bloggers.
Here are some great reads from this past week:
My Bella Vita explains her theory on how to learn Italian – an entire month without speaking anything but …read more
Cathedral of St Helena – A Little Bit of Austria in Montana
February 17, 2008 by Mary Jo Manzanares
Filed under Art, Things to See & Do, architecture
Seen from a distance the Cathedral of St. Helena is impressive, but when you get inside, impressive doesn’t begin to convey the beauty of the neo-Gothic Cathedral.
Located in Helena, Montana (530 North Ewing Street), the Cathedral is modeled after the Votive Church of the Sacred Heart in Vienna, Austria. It was opened in 1914 (when the first service were held), but wasn’t finished, however, until 1924. Although the Cathedral was seriously damaged in an earthquake in 1935, it was reconstructed preserving both the impressive architecture and adding earthquake-proofing construction. It still maintains an impressive and imposing presence in Helena.
As …read more
Talking Travel at the Flyaway Cafe: An Interview with Deb Ligget from Tangled Thread
May 16, 2006 by Mary Jo Manzanares
Filed under Interviews
It’s Tuesday and time for another interview about travel, this week with blogger Deb Ligget.
Current Location: Billings, Montana
Where did you go on your last vacation: The Official Destination was to the northern Oregon coastal region. We actually began in Montana, passed through Idaho and Washington on our way to Portland, hit the coastal region, and then back through Washington to see the Grand Coulee Dam on the Columbia River, passed through Idaho again, and returned home. It was a very long road-trip, and fun mostly, but for spending more time at a destination I vote for flying there and back …read more





