Fortunately, Utah has natural beauty in abundance. It’s not a gin and tonic, but it is soothing in its own way.
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The Old Atlantic City vs. The New Atlantic City
Don’t bother coming to the clubs here unless you can handle some fist pumping, tight dresses, incredibly hot go-go dancers, and music so loud that your ears will be ringing for at least 24 hours.
Sushi, Slots and Sumptuous Luxury – The Ultimate Food and Wine Experience – Las Vegas, Baby!
Linda Kissam explores the Ultimate Food and Wine Experience in Las Vegas, Nevada
Ride on the Wild Side at Hugh S. Branyon Back Country Trail in Orange Beach, Alabama
You won’t often find me and my $250 shoes in the midst of alligators, marsh and power walkers. Nor are you likely to find me in an open golf cart with the wind and elements blowing through my carefully coiffed hair.
Returning to Ojai, California – The Town L.A. Didn’t Ruin!
K. Pearson Brown explores the charms of California small town life in Ojai.
On the Road to Bethany Beach with Yodeling Vagabonds
Brian Leibold sweeps the past into a ride towards the sea.
Paradise Point – A Kid’s (and Parents) Paradise
It is no wonder Forbes.com designated Paradise Point as one of the “Top Ten Family Resorts in the World.”
Liquid Gold Tour – Portland, Oregon’s Beer, Wine, and Saki Scene
Ahhh, if I’d only known what I have been missing, I’d have long ago staked a claim to Oregon’s Washington County.
New York Foodie – Old School vs. New School
The fact that you can eat at old school steakhouses and new-school meat emporiums keeps thing interesting, fun, and most definitely, delicious.
Places I’ve Lived #17 – Portland, Oregon
As a child I had to go through Portland a couple of times while taking Greyhound Buses from Myrtle Creek to see my grandfather in Tacoma and then in high school I rode with a friend who used to drive up to Portland from Redding to buy pounds (you know what I’m talking about and…