Keith and Laurie Farlow, husband and wife, warmly and attentively greeted our group of International Food Wine Travel Writers Association media at their restaurant, Farlow’s On The Water… [Continue Reading]
Peace River Seafood Restaurant & Market in Punta Gorda, Florida
The minute we pulled into the driveway I knew we were in for a treat. My vision of the perfect seafood restaurant is a small roadside diner with a… [Continue Reading]
Bainbridge Island, Washington, A Perfect Getaway
Walk onto the Kitsap Transit Ferry from Seattle for a leisurely ride from downtown Seattle. Enjoy taking in the scenery of Puget Sound and the majesty of Mt. Rainier with… [Continue Reading]
Kitsap Peninsula Is Maritime, Native American, and Scandinavian
The Kitsap Peninsula is such a rich peninsula with so much history and charm. When a group of writers traveled there a couple of months ago, this is what we… [Continue Reading]
Natural Washington Is Heyday Farm and Washington Wines
Heyday Farm, a True Working Farm Drive around the corner and glimpse a perfectly manicured lawn with Adirondack chairs and stunning flowers on the southern end of Bainbridge Island, Washington…. [Continue Reading]
Coffee Connoisseurs, Pegasus Coffee Is For You
Waking up to a great cup of coffee is where most of our minds go first thing in the morning, and I know just where to get that great… [Continue Reading]
Let It Not Happen Again Reminder at the Japanese American Exclusion Memorial
On March 24th, Japanese of Bainbridge Island were told they would be forcibly removed in six days because they were of Japanese ancestry. They were forced to sell or rent… [Continue Reading]
Suquamish Museum, Home to Suquamish History and Culture
Here is a land rich with shellfish, fish, ducks and other waterfowl, deer, elk, and berries. That is the land of the Suquamish where they lived thousands of years… [Continue Reading]
Maine Is For Lobster
The state of Maine’s nickname may be “the pine tree state,” but I would call it the “lobster state.” Granted, it is known for its spectacular rugged shoreline, its lighthouses,… [Continue Reading]
Willamette Valley Is Pinot Noir Country
The Willamette Valley was my home for over 40 years, but wine didn’t dominate the valley during most of that time. When I travel back to Portland, I always want… [Continue Reading]
