It was a dark and stormy night. Actually, it wasn’t stormy until our third night on the Mendocino coast in early January, but that’s how I like to imagine our visits to this patch of earth. This wild and scenic part of Northern California is ideal for storm and surf watching, but it’s truly a […]
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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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In Southern Utah you are surrounded by ice-sculpted rock formations know as hoodoos, water and trees. I’d first seen these strange looking formations, or fairy chimneys as they are sometimes called, along the Bow River in Canada’s Banff National Park. I was fascinated with these tall knobby shapes and wanted a closer look. Turns out,
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In Albuquerque, getting your head in and out of the clouds and daydreaming is encouraged. Especially when it’s fiesta time in early October. I’m referring to the annual Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, where over 600 hot air balloon pilots descend on a magical patch of land in New Mexico. I first experienced Balloon Fiesta in
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This post was contributed by Lisa Crovo Dion Located a mere twenty miles south of San Francisco, the locals of Pacifica, CA would have you believe that their delightful coastal hamlet is perennially shrouded in fog. Don’t believe it. They’re just trying to keep it to themselves. While the fog does roll in quite heavily here at
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This is a guest post by Susan Guillory of The Unexplorer. One thing you might not know about San Diego is that it is within two hours of a variety of landscapes and climates: there’s the beach, just 20 minutes from my house. Then there are the mountains, where Julian and other throwback towns sit nestled among
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