“There’s just something about crispy fried chicken – when I’m busy munchin’ and crunchin’ on a piece of it, every single thing in my world is perfect.” Theresa St.John Hatties™ Restaurant It was one of the very first restaurants friends…
Just 30 minutes west of Austin, many people know Driftwood as the home of world famous Salt Lick Barbeque. But what many people don’t know is that in the Driftwood and Wimberley area are several great wineries, accommodating lodgings, tasty…
A big city is not where one expects to find a United States National Park. Yet, between Cleveland and Akron, Ohio lies 33,000 acres of indigenous plants, wildlife, wetlands and waterfalls providing hikers, cyclists, bird watchers and horse enthusiasts a…
Romance is a marriage between the company and the atmosphere. You bring the company, and Mountain Magnolia Inn in Hot Springs will provide the atmosphere. Where to Stay in Hot Springs The Mountain Magnolia Inn, originally built in 1868 as…
Five Day Road Trip in the Tennessee Valley – Huntsville to Chattanooga Seventh Stop – Walk Cha Tour A proper introduction to a city requires time for developing a personal perspective. In Chattanooga, I discovered that personal connection with the…
The annual Victorian Street Walk comes to life here, in the upstate town of Saratoga Springs, New York. Now celebrating its 30th year, it’s been a tradition for me these past sixteen. No matter how many times I take part…
When one thinks of the acclaimed wine regions of America, such places as California’s Napa Valley or the Texas Hill Country come to mind. Or maybe the Finger Lake Region of New York. But within the postcard-worthy villages and lush,…
Edith Cleaves Barry We would have been friends, I just know it. Edith Cleaves Barry, founder of The Brick Store Museum in Kennebunk, Maine, was born in 1884. Although she never married, she managed to travel to every continent –…
