On temporary display at the Iowa State Historical Building in Des Moines is the Adventures Abroad with Al Bell exhibit.
William "Al" Bell and his wife Rhea traveled the world from 1949 to 1979. After each journey they would bring back artifacts, souvenirs and their stories of the adventure from the countries they visited. They would visit Iowa schools to educate and entertain school children with the artifacts and stories of their adventures.
Al Bell used the colorful character, Don Quixote, to describe the history of Spain:
Previous articles:
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Introduction
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Alaska
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Scotland
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Greece
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Egypt
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Romania
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Portugal
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Peru
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Kenya
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: China
This blog is about historical and cultural sites, places and events all over the world visited by bicycle or that could be visited by bicycle. It is to show that a motor vehicle does not always have to be used and it is often better to visit these places by bicycle.
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Tuesday, December 23, 2014
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Spain
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Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: China
On temporary display at the Iowa State Historical Building in Des Moines is the Adventures Abroad with Al Bell exhibit.
William "Al" Bell and his wife Rhea traveled the world from 1949 to 1979. After each journey they would bring back artifacts, souvenirs and their stories of the adventure from the countries they visited. They would visit Iowa schools to educate and entertain school children with the artifacts and stories of their adventures.
Al Bell used this Chinese hat and dolls along with the program he created, "Sons of Hong Kong", to teach school children about Chinese culture:
Previous articles:
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Introduction
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Alaska
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Scotland
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Greece
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Egypt
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Romania
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Portugal
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Peru
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Kenya
William "Al" Bell and his wife Rhea traveled the world from 1949 to 1979. After each journey they would bring back artifacts, souvenirs and their stories of the adventure from the countries they visited. They would visit Iowa schools to educate and entertain school children with the artifacts and stories of their adventures.
Al Bell used this Chinese hat and dolls along with the program he created, "Sons of Hong Kong", to teach school children about Chinese culture:
Previous articles:
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Introduction
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Alaska
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Scotland
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Greece
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Egypt
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Romania
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Portugal
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Peru
Adventures Abroad with Al Bell: Kenya
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