Burns was worth the trip … for the beauty and charm of the town, for the stunning example of reusing an old building rather than tearing it down, and for the perfect place to meet up with friends.
Category: Travel
Three Truths and a Lie
For now my bucket list items are my lies, but I’ll have to come up with new lies to play the game in the future.
Fall Colors
Climbing into the mountains in Idaho, the bright, fall yellow leaves on the Aspens shimmered in the sun. Then other colors started to appear: all manner of reds and oranges.
Lessons From the Road
Then the extra space got the best of us. As often happens, we filled the space available to us.
A Road Trip Experiment
With more and more people taking road trips, I hope a few of our lessons learned will help you plan a perfect road trip soon.
A Surprising Delight in Jerome
Judy named his Arizona spin on a Screwdriver (with Prickly Pear and mango purees) the Double Whammy, while my modified Whisky Sour was refreshing and fantastic. And the food? To die for.
Potomac Point Winery – Go for the View, Stay for the Wine
Kathleen had never been to Virginia, but we sip wine together regularly, so introducing her to wines from the other coast seemed like a no-brainer.
DC After Dark
I decided the best plan would be to hit up a favorite restaurant fairly close to the airport then head into the city for a nighttime drive of the monuments illuminated after dark.
Share Your Stories
A thousand or even two thousand years ago, someone picked up a chisel and carved stories into rock or scrawled images on the walls of caves
Cabin Fever Happens Year-Round
Fast forward to now. Cabin fever in the desert hits in the summer. With high temps often hitting 110℉ or more, we spend most days inside ...
The World A to Z 