Tag archives for Baseball
Cracking the Curse of the Billy Goat
Posted by Kayla Frost on July 12, 2012 
Imagine walking 2,000 miles in three months – that’s nearly the distance of a marathon each day – through hot deserts and sticky humidity, with horribly blistered feet, and heavy packs.
Then imagine enduring that with a stubborn goat.
The Radar: Hidden Tuscany, Walking with Giants, MLB Travel Favorites
Posted by Elaura Rifkin on May 2, 2012 
The Radar: The top travel news, stories, trends, and ideas from across the Web. Got Radar? Follow us on Twitter @NatGeoTraveler and tag your favorite travel stories from the Web #ngtradar. Check back on the blog for our roundups. Photograph by Ramesh Prabhu, My Shot.
The Radar: Best of Santa Monica, What to Do When Stranded, Hotel Deals for Baseball Fans
Posted by Giovanna Palatucci on June 2, 2011 
Stay active in Santa Monica this summer: rent a bike, take surf lessons, or explore one of the more than 80 trails in the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area. [Dabble Mag] The summer travel season has officially begun, which means crowded airports and the occasional flight cancellation. Here are a few tips to deal…
Fields of Green
Posted by Crowd Favorite on April 1, 2008 We blogged last week about D.C.’s new baseball stadium, Nationals Park, the first LEED-certified ballfield in the country. Well, this weekend I had a chance to check out the park myself, heading over to the Navy Yard section of town for Saturday night’s exhibition game. And let me tell you, I was impressed. It’s not…
Take Me Out to the…Museum?
Posted by it on November 2, 2007 Today’s postcard from contributing editor Andrew Nelson offers more of America’s pastime for those of you not already exhausted from the World Series: With the World Series all wrapped up, baseball fanatics who like to roam may want to head south to the National World War II Museum (945 Magazine St.; +1 504 527 6012)…
