There is more to wine country in Oregon than the Willamette Valley. Drive four hours south and experience the home to 88 vineyards, more than 70 varietals of grapes, and… [Continue Reading]
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Remember, not too many months ago, the crashing sound of waves on the beach, the feel of sand between your toes, and the sight of seagulls and kites… [Continue Reading]
Grand Cru, Medoc, St Émilion, Bordeaux Left and Right Banks – all terms of which I was aware, but wanted much more information. That’s the beauty of a river cruise… [Continue Reading]
Statuesque mountains and deep, roughly carved canyons created the backdrop for sagebrush and conifers as we traveled to the unique town of Taos. A small group of us from the… [Continue Reading]
Pechanga Resort Casino is the largest casino in California, and we are blessed to have this establishment in Temecula, California. There is more to Pechanga than the casino, and a… [Continue Reading]
Words cannot begin to express the sense of luxury and serenity I felt upon arriving at El Monte Sagrado (meaning Sacred Mountain) Living Resort and Spa in Taos, New Mexico…. [Continue Reading]
By Guest Writer, Pamela Thorsch – A native of Chicago, Ms. Thorsch has lived up and down the coast of California and currently resides in San Diego. Ms. Thorsch has… [Continue Reading]
After pulling up to the U.S. side of the border, we all gathered our suitcases, rolled them through security after producing our identification, and trod across the Tijuana border to… [Continue Reading]
What’s with Peachtree and the city of Atlanta? There are 17 streets within the city limits of Atlanta that have Peachtree in their name, but there are no peach… [Continue Reading]
Torrential rain poured down on us amid crashing thunder and bolts of lightening as our ship sloshed in the wild cauldron of ocean water. We saw a bobbing light… [Continue Reading]
