To Charleston outsiders, the acronym for Slightly North of Broad (S.N.O.B.) seems unfortunate indeed, but those in the know recognize it as a superb choice for lunch or dinner located near many of the most popular attractions in the city.…
48 Hours in Port Townsend is simply not enough time to explore all that the town has to offer and soak up its unique geographical and philosophical ambiance. Considering its small size, Port Townsend has a remarkable number of places…
The National World War 1 museum in Kansas City, Missouri showcases an important time in American history. Kansas City fundraising efforts began a scant two weeks after the signing of the Armistice in 1918. In 1919 initial donations for this…
If you love Mark Twain and his writings, have I got a town for you. Located in the picturesque Southern Finger Lakes, Elmira New York is a treasure trove of all things Mark Twain. A Brief History of Mark Twain…
Huntsville Restaurant Week 2017 From now through August 20, 2017, sixty-five restaurants in the Huntsville and Madison County area of Alabama will be participating in Huntsville Restaurant Week, which coincides with the statewide event. During these days, diners have an…
From your initial greeting until check-out time, you will be glad you chose Old Consulate Inn for your accommodations during a visit to Port Townsend, Washington. For five straight years, Old Consulate Inn has been voted the Best B &…
Wandering along Broadway in Saratoga Springs, New York, can be a memorable experience any time of year. But, it’s during the dog-days of summer, and one’s successful afternoon at the Saratoga Race Course, when you just might witness the allure…
Approximately mid-way between New York City and Niagara Falls lie the Finger Lakes. And along the shore of Seneca Lake, the town of Watkins Glen beckons. When you answer her call, be sure to look beyond the world-famous race track…
It’s no secret that Louisiana is bursting with exotic flare. A hearty helping of French history, sprinkled with Caribbean flavors, and triple-dipped in Spanish, Native American, and African lore, it’s an enchanting atmosphere like no other. And Lake Charles, anchored…
As the old saying goes, “April showers bring May flowers.” How wonderful that my trip to Fredericksburg, in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, was in early May when many of those May flowers were still in bloom. And…