Visiting vineyards is usually a summer or fall activity, so how to get ’em in the door during the bleak winter months? Long Island wineries came up with a great answer: Long Island WinterFest, where over six weekends in February and Continue reading Long Island Wineries Lure by Adding Jazz to the Mix
Built in 1926 with federal dollars, Rt. 66 connected Chicago to Los Angeles and ushered in the automobile age. John Steinbeck dubbed it the “Mother Road”. Okies used it to escape the dust bowl of middle America during the Great Continue reading New Yorker Turns Weekend Road Warrior on Rt. 66
Need to shake off the winter doldrums? A lightening quick trip to the state called The Land of Enchantment will provide a 180-degree shift in attitude to reawaken your senses. Here is a sampling of what you can do in Continue reading Four days in an enchanted land: a visit to New Mexico
The Canyon Defies Imagination. Our 9-year Old Thought it was Two Steep Rocks that We Would Climb Down. Our 7-year Old Pictured a Humongus Hole in the Ground but Couldn’t Imagine Not Being Able to See the Other Side of Continue reading Hiking Down the Grand Canyon: A Family’s Journey
