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I had a full day today, continuing my exploration of the Outauais region of Quebec. After checking out of my fantastic accommodations at the Chateau Cartier, I headed north to a rustic rural area called Aylmer, to get a first hand tour of a boutique vineyard. As I arrived at...
Read moreChattanoogan offers urban sojourn sanctuary
Chattanooga, Tennessee, like many historic towns across the country, has gone through a re-birth cycle over the past couple decades. The preface of Chattanooga’s revitalization can be attributed to the development of a world-class aquarium that spawned a downtown renaissance. The ensuing piece of the puzzle to solidify downtown enrichment...
Read moreBasking in Comfort Inn Plattsburgh
Last summer I participated in the Rand McNally and USA Today's, "Best of the Road," rally in which Choice Hotels was a sponsor. During the 4700 mile trek across the country I had an opportunity to stay in many Comfort Inn hotels. Comfort Inn is a pretty standard hotel chain...
Read moreGlen Iris Inn bestows grandeur, historic charm
The Glen Iris Inn is nestled in a canyon right in the heart and splendor of Letchworth State Park—from its perch, the Inn provides visitors with an awe-inspiring view of Middle Falls along the Genesee River. The Glen Iris Inn is situated in the most remarkable settings you’re likely to...
Read moreFive Best Santa Fe Restaurants
Santa Fe, New Mexico is located about an hour north of Albuquerque and offers a unique southwestern experience. The dining options are as plentiful as they are distinct and impressive, rivaling that of larger cities with its innovative creations and overall selection. As a matter of fact, last year the...
Read moreIconic hotel looses its luster
I was in New York City recently for a travel industry conference and was very excited by the fact that I’d be staying at the Waldorf Astoria, one of the world’s most iconic and beloved hotels. The Waldorf has an exemplary image of luxury and excellence. Located right on Park...
Read moreBanting House Inn – A downtown Toronto B&B
From my experience, you don’t typically find B&Bs in larger cities and urban environments—since my focus is on boutique lodging, I was excited when I found the Banting House Inn in Toronto. I was visiting Toronto for an annual North American travel blogger conference and was in town for nearly...
Read moreGervasi Vineyard, an authentic Tuscan experience in northern Ohio
As I made my way to northeastern Ohio, the last thing I expected was to feel as if I’d been transported to a Tuscan village, but that’s exactly what happened when I arrived at Gervasi Vineyard. Canton, Ohio may be best known for the Pro Football Hall of Fame, but...
Read moreWondering around Woodward
People ask me all the time about my favorite place or road trip. Of course, it’s an impossible question to answer, but the one I most often give is, “where I am right now.” It’s a bit cliché I know, but I’m a firm believer in living in the moment,...
Read moreRoad rules that should rule the road!
Ten highway road rules that should rule the road! 1) Left Lane — For those of you who are unaware, the left lane is for passing, not cruising. If you insist upon driving in the left lane, whatever you do, DO NOT go the same speed as the person in...
Read moreCliff Cottage Inn – In the heart of Eureka Springs
I recently spent a few days in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, which was my first time to the state—I have to say, it’s a pretty fantastic little town. Eureka Springs reminds me a bit of Jerome, Arizona, with its narrow and windy streets; the way the homes and businesses are built...
Read moreAsheville, a bevy of beer, beards and bears
I just arrived in Asheville, North Carolina where I've heard there is a bevy of beer, beards and bears. I'm in town visiting wildlife blogger friends, Hal and Christiana of Travel for Wildlife. This evening Hal and Christina took me on a tour of downtown Asheville where I enjoyed looking...
Read moreSanta Fe Sage Inn…connecting you to the heart of Santa Fe
If you're looking for one of the most affordable hotels within walking distance to all the main Santa Fe sights and attractions, look no farther than the Santa Fe Sage Inn. The Santa Fe Sage Inn is located directly across the street to the newly developed Railyard Park, which has...
Read moreChuggin’ into Chattanooga
I drove all the way across the state of Tennessee the past couple of days…it’s so beautiful. I just love driving the back roads of America…that’s where you see the best stuff. Unfortunately the weather has not cooperated, so I rarely pulled over to take any photos or shoot video....
Read moreSanta Fe “City Different” Walking Tour
I recently visited Santa Fe, New Mexico and stayed at the Santa Fe Sage Inn. During my stay I discovered they offer a "City Different” walking tour, which takes visitors to some of the landmark sights around downtown, as well as providing answers to many of those burning Santa Fe...
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