Category: All Travel

By Saul Schwartz   My wife Fern and I spent three days in Kansas City in September, both on the Kansas side and the Missouri side.  With a population of just under 500,000 the Kansas City, Missouri area is the …

By Emma Krasov. Photography by Yuri Krasov Looking through our car window at Monterey pines and coastal oaks flickering in the setting sun, I ask my husband, “Would you like to live here?” “What are you talking about?” he says, …

by Bonnie and Bill Neely Kentucky Horse Park in its 40th Anniversary year is amazing and huge! The paddocks and pastures and show rings are always busy and are lush in Kentucky Blue Grass and so picturesque. We enjoyed especially …

By Saul Schwartz My wife Fern and I spent three days exploring the dramatic canyons and colorful natural arches of the south east end of Utah and the Great Salt Lake in the north.  To break up the drive, we …

By Fyllis Hockman Okay, I know not everyone believes in the Loch Ness Monster, the Easter Bunny or even Santa Claus but everyone believes in Bigfoot, right? Right???? I know this because I’ve actually been to his very own park …

By Emma Krasov. Photos by Yuri Krasov One of the clearest in the world, Lake Tahoe in the Sierra Nevada Mountains is known for its shimmering bluishness attributed to its more than 1600-feet depth and its clean granite bed. University …

By Bonnie & Bill Neely We have enjoyed KOA’s across the USA and Canada, and each is so unique, but they all have dependably pristine restrooms, laundry facilities, K9 recreation areas, and playgrounds.  The various areas are specifically designated for …

By Saul Schwartz My wife Fern and I spent five days exploring Utah’s capital, SLC.   With a population of just under 200,000, SLC is Utah’s most populous city, with a metropolitan area estimated to have over one million residents.  We …

By Fyllis Hockman The Manor House, which is still in use today, was built in 1653 by the Knights of Malta. The sugar mill, constructed in 1733, now serves as a venue for weddings. Former slave quarters dating back 250 …