A short video overview of the Civil War battle of Ball's Bluff, October 21, 1861, just outside Leesburg, Virginia in Loudoun County. The battle ended in disaster for Federal troops, who were pushed back down a 80ft steep embankment into the Potomac River.

Atlanta offers a variety of things to do including shopping, attractions, culture, festivals, events and more! Visit www.atlanta.net for information on attractions and events.

Where to stay in Maine? Where to go in Maine? Family trip to Maine? Maine Events Presents: A Great Vacation Tip! Join Old Town's community celebration of the Old Town Canoe Company and preservation of the Penobscot River. This years event included live music, road race, antique car show, canoe trips in the Penobscot, as well as food and games for the children. Look for this event in the summer of 2009 only in Old Town Maine! Hotels In The Area: Best Western White House Inn Bangor www.whitehouseinnbangor.com Best Western Black Bear Inn Orono http://blackbearinnorono.com/ Fireside Inn and Suites Bangor www.firesideinnbangor.com

75 million years into Alberta's past. See the UNESCO World Heritage Site - Dinosaur Provincial Park in Southern Alberta.

Cheyenne, Wyoming -- Experience the sights and sounds of this vibrant Western town. Day trip, family vacation, getaway, or short diversion, you'll find it in Cheyenne, Wyoming -- the Rodeo and Railroad Legend. History, culture, museums, shopping, galleries and recreational opportunities galore. Live the Legend of Cheyenne, WY -- at the crossroads of I-80 and I-25 just 45 minutes north of nearby Denver. Visit the gateway to Wyoming. The heritage of the Old West and the romance of the rails live on. Cheyenne Area Convention and Visitors Bureau, CACVB: www.cheyenne.org. 1-800-426-5009.

In the heart of Central Australia, between the East and West MacDonnell Ranges, sits Australia's most famous outback town. Alice owes its existence to a cross-section of plucky pioneers and today, travellers can ponder various historic milestones at a number of key heritage sites in and around the town. Just 150 years ago, explorer John McDouall Stuart forged a path through the heart of the continent and the Overland Telegraph Line followed a few years later, connecting Australia to the outside world and putting Alice Springs on the map. The Alice Springs Telegraph Station was the original site of the town and some of its old buildings have been restored and are open for exploration today.

Conserving and protecting sub-Saharan Africa's immovable cultural heritage and reevaluating human rights in Africa

Our final segment in Solvang takes us from the Elverhoj Museum to Olsen's Danish Bakery. Don't forget the krinkle!