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The readers have spoken! Here’s the complete list of films (mostly) guaranteed to blow your mind.
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Summer’s the peak season for taking a trip. Every year, when the days start to heat up, it’s a perfect time to go somewhere new – whether to a sun-drenched beach on a distant shore, or a uniquely creative vision in a darkened theater.
Recently, Brave New Traveler has received criticism for choosing to publish sponsored posts in our regular content. For those of you new to the site, or unsure what a ???sponsored??? post means, here’s a quick definition:
A sponsored post is an article that has been written expressly because a company has paid for content.
In most cases on Brave New Traveler, our sponsored posts have been written by myself or co-editor Tim Patterson, and have offered a critical eye on the service/product. At no time were we ???easy??? on them because they paid for the post ??“ we tried to offer an objective look at the service/product, and leave the reader to decide if they wanted to check out the companies’ website.
Recently, Brave New Traveler has received criticism for choosing to publish sponsored posts in our regular content. For those of you new to the site, or unsure what a ???sponsored??? post means, here’s a quick definition:
A sponsored post is an article that has been written expressly because a company has paid for content.
In most cases on Brave New Traveler, our sponsored posts have been written by myself or co-editor Tim Patterson, and have offered a critical eye on the service/product. At no time were we ???easy??? on them because they paid for the post ??“ we tried to offer an objective look at the service/product, and leave the reader to decide if they wanted to check out the companies’ website.
Tags: Ask, the, Readers, The, Problem, With, Sponsored, PostsDonna Boley and her family recently took a multi-generational cruise to Alaska. Here is her commentary about her favorite stop on the trip, Juneau.
Getting to Juneau
The state capital city of Juneau is surrounded by intercoastal waterway to the west and the massive Juneau Ice field to the east. Unless you are born in Juneau there are only two ways to get there. One is by air and the other is by sea.