Dick Taylor Craft Chocolate
From Boats to Beans to Bars the chocolate makers at Dick Taylor Craft Chocolate know how to craft a masterpiece.
Hotel Domestique. More than just a cyclists mecca.
Exuding a touch of Europe in the Carolina foothills, the luxurious Hotel Domestique is set in the rolling foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains
A holiday in Greenville
A holiday in Greenville impressed us with its small town charm and big city sophistication.
Tide-to-table dayboat scallops
Discover the tide-to-table dayboat scallops from Downeast Dayboat proudly based in Bath, Maine.
Five days in the Florida Keys
The United States has thousands of miles of roads that are tailor made for one of our most time-honored, roll-down-the-windows pastimes…the road trip. One such epic drive is Highway 1 in the Florida Keys.
Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show
Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (FLIBS). From personal watercraft to center console fishing boats, luxury trawlers and 200 foot Superyachts there was a boat to fill everyone’s needs.
Exploring the Keys
Finally, I decided to get out of Los Angeles to discover the highlights of Highway 1 and the Florida Keys 5 Highlights.
Kiawah Island, South Carolina
Kiawah Island is a stunning ten-mile long island running parallel to the South Carolina coast. The island is framed by the Atlantic Ocean
Visiting the new ice age at St. Augustine’s Ice Plant
Although Florida Power and Light no longer occupies the massive building the team at the Ice Plant are keeping a storied history of ice-making alive.
Shell Ring Oyster Company
Andrew Carmines of Shell Ring Oyster Company strives to increase awareness of the benefits of sustainably farming these hard working and beneficial bivalves.
A visit to the sweet onion capitol of the world
A visit to the sweet onion capitol of the world reveals that under the dedicated stewardship of third generation brothers Troy and Landis, Glennville, Georgia based Bland Farms continues to build on their family’s legacy of growing the finest Vidalia® sweet onions in the country.
Exploring Idaho’s original food hall
Known to travel long distances for a good time and a good meal, our guest author leaves one of the Food Hall capitols of the West Coast to explore Idaho’s original food hall in Twin Falls.
The spirits of the Burnt Church Distillery
Driving by one might think that a new church has been built on the edge of this vibrant community. Although it is not a house of worship it does attract a devoted following interested in an entirely different kind of spirits.
Rails-to-Trails Conservancy
As one of America’s most important organizations, Rails-to-Trails encourages us all to experience the joys of walking, jogging or biking along its vast network of rail-trails and urban walk/bike trails.
A Caribbean vibe at Fish Tales
For locals and travelers alike Fish Tales is the go to place for great food, tasty libations and live music, all tuned to a Caribbean vibe.
The Marco Polo Mega Ship
In late May the Marco Polo, a description defying container ship, proudly entered Savannah, Georgia on her way to the Port of Savannah. Lacking the words to describe something this large it was all that we could do to stand and stare.
And stare we did!
Discovering the magic of Waterways
With the incredibly beautiful natural surroundings, great amenities and neighborhood feel Waterways is the embodiment of a Lowcountry community.
Boulder
Boulder checks many of the boxes that adventurous and fun-seeking travelers enjoy. Its close proximity to great rock climbing, hiking, road and mountain biking as well as river rafting make it an outdoor lovers paradise.
Life and Sourdough Bread
The Story of a Home Baker and Her Passion for the Art of Sourdough Bread
The Oasis at Death Valley
The Inn at Death Valley, formerly known as the Furnace Creek Resort, is North America’s only true desert oasis. This best-kept secret in the heart of Death Valley…
