Kelly Watt

Shopping along Michigan Avenue, an afternoon with the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field or a visit to the new Millennium Park…these are just a few of the locations visited by the "Discoveries… America" crew as they pass through Chicago, the third largest city in the United States. Take a look inside of Frank Lloyd Wright's home and the surrounding neighborhood of Oak Park where he lived and worked. The Rialto Theater in Joliet is an amazing monument...

The north coast of Ireland, Innishowen Peninsula, country bed and breakfasts, and the coastal village of Ballycastle. Visit Giant's Causeway, Obrien's Tower and Liscannor Stone, the town of Kinsale, Old Head golf course, Bushmill's Distillery, Foxford Woolen Mills, Charles Fort, ancient castle ruins, music from the Gaelic community of Rathcairn, Cliffs of Moher, Creevykeel Court Tomb, Grianan Fort and much more.

Castles of corn & soybeans tower over the great rolling hills of Iowa. This is America's breadbasket, illustrated in several segments. The National Mississippi River Museum is the star attraction in Dubuque with it's large aquariums & exhibits which tell stories of the past, present & future of the mighty Mississippi. The annual Old Threshers Reunion...historic farm machinery, old time steam engines, tractors & trains. The nearby American Gothic House...

Visit the cities of Andulucia, where many visitors have their most indelible impression of Spain; Sevilla a spectacular semi tropic city with one of the largest cathedrals in the world; and Alcazar Palace, with the best in Mudahar architecture.  See Spain's best preserved Roman ruins in Merida, and the small villages of the conquistadors Pizarro and Cortes.  History at it's finest!

ANTIPASTI: Citrus Vinaigrette; Tricolore Salad; Hand Torn Croutons; Spring Panzanella; PRIMI: Compound Butters; Local Clams in Bagna Cauda Butter; Pesto Pizze; Penne Pasta; Gnocchi Dumplings; SECONDI: Chicken Alla Diavola; Lamb Chops; Gulf Shrimp Pastina 'Risotto'; BREAKFAST: Spring Frittata: DOLCI: Chocolate Hazelnut Crespelle; Strawberries in Port. Chef Tom Small enjoys food that is based on essential principles of Italian cooking: Simple treatment...

"New Hampshire is what New England was" or so say the local residents in this part of the country.  Quintessential New England is reflected in charming and historic Portsmouth, a small city that Money Magazine frequently calls "one of the ten best places to live".  In the autumn, the Fall Color Report gives thousands of visiting 'leaf peepers' a chance to find the very best foliage in the state.  Take a ride on the Cog Railroad to the top of Mt....

Perhaps the most colorful region in India, Rajasthan is a land graced with impenetrable forts, spectacular palaces and waves of sand dunes and serene lakes. This region represents a mystique unequaled in the world for its amazing diversity in heritage, culture and desert expanse. People, customs, costumes, cuisine, dialects & music all create a huge open-air museum. The Pink City of Jaipur is best known for it's City Palace Complex which includes...

The Wright Brothers made first powered flight in North Carolina, today there's a monument to their achievement, & museum with replica of their original flyer. Kitty Hawk Kites bring passion of flying with ultra lights and kite boards. Hang gliding classes are popular in Jockey's Ridge, a natural sand dune on the Outer Banks.  Wilmington is historic city with waterfront with over 200 historic buildings, historic homes, museums & antique shops. Community's...

Massachusetts is steeped in rich history with heritage trails, museums, historic sites and literary giants. Visiting these sites is fun way to gain a greater understanding of our nation's past and its connection to the present. Featuring 14 National Parks!

The Ngorongoro Crater and Conservation District is a world heritage site, which includes an entire ecosystem within the crater walls containing extraordinary depth and beauty. Referred to by many as the 8th natural wonder of the world and the "Eden" of Africa, the crater floor covers over 100 square miles and is 2000 feet deep. The Ngorongoro Conservation District is a vast piece of real estate covering over 3200 square miles. The Crater though perhaps...