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    Gay Travelers Magazine: Steven and Tom Visit The Wizard of Oz Museum

    Reprinted with permission from Gay Travelers Magazine

    By Steve Skelley and Thomas Routzong

    The Wizard of Oz Museum in Cape Canaveral, Florida near Cocoa Beach is filled with an amazing collection of memorabilia and a 20000 square foot room where you can enjoy an immersive Van Gogh experience and the immersive Wizard of Oz experience.

    In 1900, L. Frank Baum published The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. It was an instant hit with over three million book sales, a Broadway musical and an iconic 1939 movie. The Wizard of Oz Museum in Cape Canaveral, Florida has an impressive display of autographs, clothing, dolls, comics, toys, maps, original props and costumes, collectible figurines, posters and first editions including the earliest recorded copy of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz!

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    Gay Travelers Magazine: Philadelphia Hotspots

    Photo by Steven Skelley

    Reprinted with permission from Gay Travelers Magazine

    Philadelphia LGBT Hotspots

    By Steven Skelley and Thomas Routzong

    Where could a traveler go to find unique, revolutionary, historical significance, one of the most influential, big cities of the New World, and some of the best LGBT hotspots in the USA? According to VISIT PHILADELPHIA, all this and more is available in the city of brotherly love.

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    Gay Travelers Magazine: Vinales Valley, Cuba – Touring the UNESCO World Heritage Site

    This article first appeared at Gay Travelers Magazine, reprinted with Permission

    By Steven Skelley and Thomas Routzong

    On our second trip to explore Cuba, we decided to venture outside Havana to the amazing Vinales Valley. We booked an 11 hour tour called “The Vinales Valley – A UNESCO World Heritage Site” and we discovered a Cuban treasure.

    The Vinales National Park is a Cuban National Monument. More than 90 percent of the property is in the hands of private owners. Thirty percent is owned by individual farmers and another 62 percent is owned by the National Association of Small Farmers. If you want to see the real Cuba, this is the place.