Secret San Francisco: A Guide to the Weird, Wonderful, and Obscure by Ruth Carlson Post contributed by Lisa Crovo Dion Secret San Francisco by Ruth Carlson is one of the latest titles about this beautiful, ever-changing, and richly historic city. I’ve written about San Francisco for more than two decades, and I consider myself a […]
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This is a guest post by Susan Guillory of The Unexplorer. If you’re like me, you soak up books about living in other countries. That’s why, when I had the opportunity to review So Happiness to Meet You: Foolishly, Blissfully Stranded in Vietnam, by Karin Esterhammer, I jumped at the chance. The name of the book, naturally, piqued
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So many books get published on a daily basis, that it becomes overwhelming to even keep up with them. But one book I’m excited to review today is the Food Trails by Lonely Planet Foods book. It marries my two loves: food and travel. Keep reading to find out why you need this book before
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Just because a book is written with kids in mind, doesn’t mean an adult shouldn’t claim it. Such is the case with the centennial edition of National Geographic Kids National Parks Guide U.S.A.When it came in the mail, I nabbed it. The kid companion of National Geographic Guide to National Parks of the United States, recently published to
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This is a guest post by Susan Guillory of The Unexplorer. wan.der to walk/explore/amble in an unplanned or aimless way with a complete openness to the unknown I’d never given much thought to wandering. When I travel, I wander. I amble down streets, unsure of where I’m headed, but excited to find it once I get
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The United State’s National Park system is a shining star of achievement for the preservation of amazing national resources for generations to come. The National Parks Service, which is the agency that watches over the parks, is getting ready to celebrate its 100th year in existence in 2016. To honor that achievement the Anderson Design
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