Panoramic view from the beach at Pete’s Camp outside of San Felipe B.C. Mexico. Come along with me for a few minutes on a journey set to music! In your head start humming along to Julie Andrews in that 1965 classic “The Sound Of Music”. Don’t act like you don’t know how it goes…My Favorite…
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Some of my FAVORITE Hikes- Part 2 AKA West Clear Creek
Part 2 of my series of my favorite hikes. This one is to little used West Clear Creek!
Sakura Delight
Springtime has arrived subtle fragrance fills the air sakura delight On a recent trip to Seattle I found myself strolling from downtown, along the waterfront through Olympic Sculpture, Myrtle Edwards, and Centennial Parks. I took in the stark contrast between the downtown city skyline and the serenity of Elliot Bay and the Puget Sound. Amidst…
Feel the Rhythm of Baja – 2017 Score San Felipe 250
Sometimes life takes you by surprise, and brings you to a place you hadn’t expected. Then once you find yourself there you enjoy it so much that you just keep coming back to it. That’s how we feel about Baja and the Score San Felipe 250 offroad race. I was first introduced to San Felipe after Ryan…
Stupid Mistake Nearly Doubles Trip Time
Have you ever gone on a trip and forgot to bring something? You feel it nagging at you in the back of your mind, but you’re not quite sure what it is. Well we did that today as we were heading out to San Felipe for the Baja 250 races! Watch the video to hear…
Happy Margarita Day!
Wishing everyone a Happy Margarita Day from South Beach Miami, Florida!
Superstition Meadery – Reinventing an Old World Craft
Long before craft beers hit the scene, and centuries before grapes were crushed into wine, there was a liquid gold nectar that started it all — Honey Mead. The oldest form of liquid libation known to man, Mead has been enjoyed around the world for more than 8,000 years. It is even believed its origins…
The Spirit of Elvis
This chapel was used in the filming of the 1969 American Western Movie Charro starring Elvis Presley. Having survived two fires, it is now part of the Superstition Mountain – Lost Dutchman Museum. It sits at the base of the Superstition Mountains as a reminder of the glory days of the wild west and all the old western…
Grand Canyon of Yellowstone
Some places are just too beautiful not to see in person.
9 Reasons Why We Love Traveling and Vacations by RV
You plan for weeks, searching out the best rates. Flights, Rental Cars, Hotels. You bounce from website to website, or even apps to apps. You plan out every piece of your trip. The night before you lay out everything and pack what you think you will need. You probably looked at the weather to know…
3 Breakfast Restaurants You Can’t Miss in Portland, Maine
“All happiness depends on a leisurely breakfast.” Here are three great breakfast restaurants in Portland, Maine to help you find your happiness.
A Tale of Two Portlands – Part 1 Portland, Maine
When you have to decide between Lobster or Salmon for your Anniversary dinner, which would you choose? Luckily I have an amazing husband who understands I have a hard time making up my mind sometimes and not only indulges, but sometimes instigates, some of my craziest whims. That’s how we ended up on this epic adventure of a Tale of Two Portlands. First stop, Portland, Maine. Come along with us as we explore this beautiful town!
