by Doug | Feb 27, 2015 | Travel
In the late 17th century, Deerfield, Massachusetts was the northern-most town in the newly formed colonies, and was targeted in a major assault during the French and Indian wars. By late 1704, hostilities ceased and Deerfield began to flourish. Then and now, Deerfield...
by Doug | Feb 2, 2015 | Travel
Spring should be coming soon, (no thanks to Punxsutawney Phil) and the perfect cure for cabin fever is a road trip. Finding a place to take the grandkids is easy if you check our Calendar of Events, and here are five tips to make the experience all that much better....
by Doug | Jan 30, 2015 | Travel
Heading to the Riviera Maya in Mexico, is always a winning decision, but to really appreciate all it has to offer, you need to experience Xcaret. Good news – there are actually seven Experiencias Xcaret parks to enjoy. Bad news – where do you start? Experiencias...
by Doug | Jan 23, 2015 | Past, Travel
Over the past month, I’ve been enjoying these four books – all travel related, and all with what it takes to make you want to get up and get outside. They cover the four corners of the earth, and what better destination is there than “all of it.” [easyazon_block...
by Doug | Jan 20, 2015 | Past, Travel
Butler, Pennsylvania lights up each year when thousands of Jeeps invade for the annual Jeep Fest weekend. Jeep owners and 4-wheeling aficionados flock from around the country for this premier event. The Bantam Jeep Festival runs from June 12-14, 2015 and entries were...
by Maureen | Jan 17, 2015 | Travel
Most people think of the battlefields when they hear Gettysburg, but that is slowly changing. Gettysburg now has a way to get their tourists to experience some of the fine cuisine that’s always been there. It’s called… Savor Gettysburg Food Tours Food tours are...
