The Spring Edition features Mammoth Cave National Park, an acoustic music festival and a look back at vintage campers.
| Cover Story | Mammoth Cave |
| Scenic America | Redwood Forest Parks |
| On A Musical Note | Crossroads Acoustic Fest |
| Off the Beaten Path | French Lick Resort |
| Time Capsule | Girls Baseball & More |
| Seasonal Feature | Vintage Campers |
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COVER STORY: Mammoth Cave National Park is considered the longest cave system in the world. We explore the history and beauty of the park, that operates cave tours year-round. |
SCENIC AMERICA: We feature the towering giant trees that are as tall as anything on earth in this visit to the Redwood Parks in California. They're not far from the coastline of the Pacific Ocean. |  |
 | ON A MUSICAL NOTE: The Crossroads Acoustic Music Festival in southern Indiana features singer/songwriters who perform in "listening rooms," venues allowing the audience to quietly engage with the musicians. |
| OFF THE BEATEN PATH: The dome atop the West Baden Springs Hotel in Indiana was known as the Eighth Wonder of the World when it was built in 1902. Days of glory and abandonment followed in the 20th Century until a grand restoration was completed in 2007. |  |
 | TIME CAPSULE: Film of the All-American girls professional baseball league is one of the vintage newsreel segments we feature as we again peruse life in the early 1950s. |
SEASONAL FEATURE: Vintage campers are now collectors' items. Owners who towed their restored campers to a midwest gathering say it's nostalgia that inspires them to camp like they did years ago. |  |
