This is a guest post by Susan Guillory of The Unexplorer. Yassas (hello) from Santorini! Right now, I’m basking in the breezy sunshine across from Perissa Beach on the southwestern coast of the island. While you’re more likely to find newlyweds, college friends, or retiree couples here on this beautiful island, there are a few of us solo […]
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Guest post courtesy of Jamie Rhein, member of Midwest Travel Journalists Association Even on a grey day, The Cadet Chapel at the United States Air Force Academy will warm your heart. On a trip to Colorado Springs where my daughter and son-in-law were stationed at Ft. Carson, The Cadet Chapel was one of our outings.
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This post was contributed by Lisa Crovo Dion Every time I visit Bolinas, Ca, I make it a point to stop at Smiley’s Saloon & Hotel in the middle of town. Smiley’s, established in 1851, boasts that it’s the oldest saloon in California and that they have served booze straight through Prohibition. They also a
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Post contributed by Lisa Crovo Dion The City by the Bay is known for world-class museums, but did you know that you can stumble upon amazing public art in San Francisco? These one-of-a-kind sculptures and art works are free to visit, incredibly diverse, and readily available to the discerning public eye. The following are seven
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Guest post and photos courtesy of Jamie Rhein Last spring I discovered the wonders of Frankfort, Kentucky and couldn’t believe I’d missed its bounties for years. My family on both sides are Kentuckians– from just across the Ohio River from Cincinnati to the Appalachians of southeastern Kentucky and the Bluegrass region in between. Still, Frankfort
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Guest post by Jamie Rhein: I am a movie junkie. In college, a friend once called me Tom from the character in the Glass Menagerie who escaped life each night by heading to a theater. I get that. Honestly, it’s the pleasure of watching the craft of a wonderful movie through the lens of an
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