If you follow this blog, you know that I’m a foodie. I guess you would call me a Food Network lurker. I have no intention of making the food dishes that are prepared on television by celebrity chefs and every day bakers, but I love watching the shows and I certainly enjoy a good meal. […]
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First opened in 1803 as a “house of Public Entertainment,” The Golden Lamb in Lebonon is Ohio’s oldest hotel. Not long after its debut, the hotel was moved to its current location in 1815. The red brick building was added onto over the years to expand it from its original two stories to four stories, and it eventually became a favorite stop between Cincinnati and the
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Are you visiting Temecula Valley wine country for the first time? Below is a list of “Insider Tips” for things to see and do in Temecula Valley. Considered Southern California’s wine country, Temecula Valley is 90 minutes from LA and Palm Springs, and 60 minutes from Orange County and San Diego. Boasting 35 wineries and
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Insider Tips to Palm Springs, CA Are you visiting Palm Springs for the first time? Below is a list of “Insider Tips” for things to see and do in this desert oasis. When I have a visitor from out-of-town the first place they want to see is the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, but I also
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The W Hollywood. An anchor to a revitalized Hollywood Boulevard or Tinseltown smoke and mirrors? In a word, yes. The W looms above the legendary block of Hollywood and Vine, across from the Pantages, in a resurgent neighborhood with a touch of tarnish. A magnificent lobby (complete with red carpet) greets visitors and guest rooms
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Are you visiting Washington DC for the first time? Get ready for an experience. It is one of the most beautiful cities anywhere, full of interesting architecture, wide open public spaces and it’s one of the most walking friendly places you’ll find. Because of height restrictions, there aren’t a lot of tall buildings, and it
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