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Southern California Wine Travel
Blog: Vagobond.com - 2 February 2012
Southern California’s two most impressive wine countries, Temecula and Julian, filled with fun people, all looking to have a blast as they sip, swirl and nosh their way through the vineyards. [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more!
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Fire Hall in the Ghost Town of Calico, California
Blog: Everything Everywhere - 1 February 2012
Originally posted on the Everything Everywhere Travel Blog. Discover great travel quotes.
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Family-Friendly Hotels In San Francisco
Blog: My Little Nomads - 26 January 2012
The best hotels in San Francisco for kids. Continue reading → Related Articles: San Francisco With Kids – The 10 Best Things To Do The Best Hotels In Seattle
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Edible Travels: Farmers Market Finds (even in Winter!)
Blog: The Indie Traveler - 23 January 2012
The more time I spend traveling, the more captivated I am just by experiencing everyday life wherever I roam. I used to plan trips around thrill-of-a-lifetime sights like Angkor Wat or Machu Picchu, but these days I get almost as wrapped up in local food culture.
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House Made of Bottles in the Route 66 Ghost Town of Calico, California
Blog: Everything Everywhere - 11 January 2012
Originally posted on the Everything Everywhere Travel Blog. Discover great travel quotes.
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Hot Air Balloon Touching Down on Lake Tahoe, Nevada
Blog: Everything Everywhere - 6 January 2012
Originally posted on the Everything Everywhere Travel Blog. Discover great travel quotes.
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Visiting the Salton Sea
Blog: The Silent I - 30 December 2011
Driving through the desert in Southern California is a study in contradictions. We drove from the opulent resorts of Palm Springs to the abandoned buildings and forgotten towns of Imperial County, where the unemployment rate is the highest in the...
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Renaissance Esmeralda Resort & Spa: A Desert Oasis
Blog: The Silent I - 23 December 2011
If you're looking for a true oasis in the desert, with luxury spa, swimming pool complex that includes a mini-beach for the kids, and an excellent restaurant, the Renaissance Esmeralda Resort & Spa in Indian Wells, California is the place...
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Funky, Cool Madonna (Inn)
Blog: The Silent I - 23 December 2011
Driving on Highway 101 from Los Angeles to San Francisco, there is an unmistakable midway-point that every frequent traveler knows: The Madonna Inn in San Luis Obispo. The glowing neon sign, complete with animated horse-drawn stage coach, beckons weary travelers...
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A Kid-Friendly Hideaway in Laguna Beach
Blog: Ciao Bambino! - 21 December 2011
You could easily pass the Surf & Sand Resort as you drive down the Pacific Coast Highway in Laguna Beach and think it was just another nicely renovated hotel. And when you step inside you might think it’s a hip hotel, perfect for that girls’ night out or romantic weekend. And it is. So what about the kids? When you step inside with kids you receive the same great service as everyone else and knowledgeable concierges who know exactly what families need.
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Join Me On The First Everything Everywhere Travel Photography Tour: May 5-19, 2012!
Blog: Everything Everywhere - 13 December 2011
Over the last several years I’ve had many readers comment on how they would like to be able to travel with me. Well, now you have your chance! From May 5 – May 19, I’ll be leading a travel photography tour through the American Southwest with G Adventures. The 15-day trip will be visiting many [...]
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The New “It” Dessert in Los Angeles
Blog: Vagabond3 - 6 December 2011
The cupcake is out. The macaroon is totally last season. This year- Los Angeles is all about the pies. Mini-pies that is, and these delicious, perfect, little pies have set up shop in every area of this massive city; Just type in “Pie shop Los Angeles” into Yelp and over ten restaurants pop up. Being a lover of all sweets, I knew I had to try the new craze of...
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10 Things One San Franciscan Likes About Los Angeles
Blog: Girl, Unstoppable - 28 November 2011
In the vast and varied country of the United States, fellow residents tend to misunderstand each other as much as they have a tendency to misunderstand the world beyond. It’s disconcerting to see how many people form concrete opinions of other places based on very little knowledge of and experience in those places. I discovered [...]
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Hiking in the Dark
Blog: Vagabond3 - 28 November 2011
Hiking in the dark sounds bold, dangerous and exciting. And, it is. Anyone can hike Runyon Canyon during the day- but what’s the fun in that? There are hundreds of people around, yes- maybe a celebrity or two, but it’s hard to truly relax and unwind when you’re still having to deal with traffic? So, with the help of the time change, Bob and I have started hiking about an...
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L.A. Day Trips: Apple Orchards, Apple Picking, Apple Overload
Blog: Vagabond3 - 11 November 2011
Every Fall, Oak Glen apple orchards gear up for hundreds of people to come and pick their own apples, buy apple pies and hike around the orchards. Even though it’s only 90 minutes from Los Angeles, you’ll feel like you stumbled into small town America for a perfect afternoon away from the city. We were a few weeks late to actually pick the apples off the trees (there were a ton on...
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East Bay Urban Beer Hike
Blog: thebeergeek.com - 11 November 2011
When we were up in Seattle in July, our friends Chris and Dave told of us of their November plans to visit the Bay Area. These plans included an East Bay Urban Beer Hike. As proud former East Bay-ers, the … Continue reading →
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Steinbeck Classic Launches Pet Travel Book Club
Blog: A Traveler's Library - 10 November 2011
Pet Travel Thursday Destination: The American Road Trip Book: Travels With Charley, In Search of America by John Steinbeck By Edie Jarolim Woe to the author who becomes a classic, especially one who has been awarded a Nobel Prize for Literature. The uninitiated reader — or the one who only knows the books assigned in [...]This content is a post from: A Traveler's Library To comment on this post or search for related information, click on the link to A Traveler's Library.
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Playing tour guide at the Santa Barbara Courthouse
Blog: Vagabond3 - 10 November 2011
Santa Barbara is a quick weekend trip from LA and the spot of a recent wedding where I happened to be a bridesmaid. After normal wedding activities were over, some of the guest wanted a “tour” of Santa Barbara and dropped more than a few hints that they wanted me to be their tour guide. After brushing up on Santa Barbara history, grabbing a pole with one of those nifty...
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RCAF and a Crazy Aerobatic Pilot – Fleet Week San Francisco – Part 2
Blog: Two Backpackers - 3 November 2011
It was the first air show Aracely and I have ever been to the first Fleet Week we ever attended. Our trip to San Francisco was timed perfectly for the most incredible air show. There are too many participants in the Fleet Week air show to group them all into one post. If you missed [...]
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Photo of the Day: Locked up in Alcatraz
Blog: Two Backpackers - 2 November 2011
While traveling in San Francisco, visiting my buddy Samit, we did many of the “Things to do in San Francisco.” That included a visit to Alcatraz Island, home of notorious criminals Al Capone, Robert Franklin Stroud (the Birdman of Alcatraz), George “Machine Gun” Kelly and James “Whitey” Bulger. The cells are staged to take you [...]
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Shocking Fleet Week Photos from San Francisco – Part 1
Blog: Two Backpackers - 1 November 2011
I am not exaggerating when I claim to have shocking photos from Fleet Week in San Francisco. We felt the shockwave as a Navy F-18 Super Hornet flew over the San Francisco Bay reaching speeds of mach 1, breaking the sound barrier. Fleet Week San Francisco 2011 It was the best weather we could have [...]
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View from a hot air balloon over Lake Tahoe, Nevada
Blog: Everything Everywhere - 27 October 2011
Originally posted on the Everything Everywhere Travel Blog. Discover great travel photos.
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Must-See, Must-Do Northern California Museums for All Ages
Blog: Ciao Bambino! - 26 October 2011
Living less than an hour from San Francisco, my family has a long list of go-to favorites that can easily fill the occasion when spare time might actually sneak into the family calendar. Exploring the Presidio, getting clam chowder at Fisherman’s Wharf or exploring Golden Gate Park are just a few of the things that pop into my mind. But I leave room on the list for new finds like San Jose, California. Where is San Jose? San Jose is located about an hour south of San Francisco. The third largest city in California ...
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Pumpkin Pie Ice Cream
Blog: Vagabond3 - 25 October 2011
A few weeks ago, Bob and I packed up our Los Angeles apartment of 4 years and moved over the hill to West Hollywood. One huge criteria of a new apartment for us was the walk-ability of the area. We wanted to ditch our cars (in a very car demanding city) as much as possible and walk to the grocery store, farmers market, bars and restaurants. Luckily, we found a...
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The Channel Islands: California's Ocean Sanctuary
Blog: Coconut Radio - 21 October 2011
