Last fall when I visited Albany, New York, I just had to explore a little farther north to the Lake George area. There I found a small town “Festival of the Lake” in progress next to the southern end of …
Four Days in Louisville, Kentucky by Ron Kapon
Louisville was founded in 1778 by George Rogers Clark and named after King Louis XVI of France who helped the Americans during the Revolutionary War. It was part of the Union during the Civil War but joined the Confederacy at …
Santa Barbara: Winter Paradise for Films, Feasts & Fun by Barbara Singer
While most of the nation is knee deep in ice, snow and freezing rain, the unsurpassed place to be is Santa Barbara, California in sunny, superb weather. This picturesque seaside resort offers endless pleasures highlighted by its awesome annual …
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Riding Dragons and Shooting Zombies at Pier 39 in San Francisco by Emma Krasov
Photography by Yuri Krasov A long-kept secret is out: there are more locals then foreigners on Pier 39 – a notorious tourist attraction boasting a number of iconic San Francisco landmarks – from historic seafood restaurants to resident sea lions. …
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Longing for Long Beach by Karl Childs
My wife and I had a few days to take off, so we planned a quick excursion to the Long Beach area. Deciding not to make the trip too exclusive, we invited our kids along. It was early July, they …
Saving Mr. Cranks by Robb and Melissa Hoch
I’m a die-hard Disneyland fan. Always have been. And I assumed everyone else felt the same way. That was until a good friend of mine, Dave, told me he didn’t like D-land and even suggested that my twitterpation with “the …
Santiago, Chile by Bonnie and Bill Neely
We have wanted to see the bottom of the world for years, and we almost went as travel writers six years ago when we had the possibility of traveling on a cargo ship from South Africa in two of the …
Aspen/Snowmass Colorado: Something for Everyone by Terry Zinn
The ski resorts at Aspen / Snowmass seem to have something for everyone: whether its panoramic snow caped mountain views, the skiing and snowboarding slopes, shopping, fine dining, fun beverage pubs, or just plain sleeping in mornings in your lux …
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International Eats in Salt Lake City, Utah (a.k.a. Mont Eats!) by Perry and Brandi Montoya
“This is the right place” said Brigham Young as Mormon Pioneers entered the Great Salt Lake Valley. Their overland exodus to the valley of Salt Lake officially culminated on July 24th, 1847. Records (according to http://www.Utah.com) show that, “on the …
Staying Fabulous in Palm Springs by Emma Krasov
Photography by Yuri Krasov The sun, the palms, the snow-capped mountain peaks – no matter where you look, Palm Springs is fabulous! A desert oasis, a playground for Hollywood stars, and a mid-century modern architecture enclave – the city is …
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