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Joshua Tree glamping & the Integratron
Yurt glamping, sound bathing and stargazing 2.5 hours north of San Diego.
Oh, Joshua Tree. You are unique, far-flung and downright bizarre.... I first visited the quirky desert town several years ago and took to the creative community. While brainstorming road trip ideas one weekend, I settled ...
Springtime Mammoth Lakes: a travel guide
The case for Mammoth and the Eastern Sierra's less spendy, mellower "secret" season.
Springtime in the Western United States generally means snow melt and a lot of muddy conditions. It may seem like an odd time to visit a mountain town... but it's just the opposite for the ...
The Mitchell Caverns: California's sacred caves
Explore these ancient limestone caverns a 4.5-hour drive north in the Mojave.
The Mitchell Caverns are not as large as those at Carlsbad, New Mexico, or as well known — but are local, every bit as dramatic, and come complete with a history made for movies. I ...
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I forge a Virginia ham trail
Virginia hams are country hams, but you can also get “city ham” there, too. Got this straight?
When you visit a region, its cuisine says as much about its culture as paintings in an art museum. Travelers rush to Napa Valley for wine, Wisconsin for cheese, Maine for lobster... but there’s just ...
Finding the iconic West in Monument Valley
Tour this rich desert landscape on the Utah-Arizona border with a Navajo guide.
“Be still and the earth will speak to you." ~ Navajo saying Monument Valley. Just the name conjures up images of the majestic, iconic buttes and classic western landscape so often seen in movies and ...
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Buenos Aires in 48 hours
Must-do's, see's and eats in the impressive Argentinean capital.
It's surely one of the most impressive cities in South America, and a must-see for any traveler, even folks who prefer the countryside. Having said that, Buenos Aires is a gigantic mass of humanity, and ...
Japan: a land of contrasts
By far the phrase I used most often was “Arigata gozaimasu”: I appreciate it.
I stare out at Mount Fuji: bright, clear, stately, basking in the morning sunshine. Cherry blossoms frame my view alongside the stunning Chureito Pagoda in the foreground. My timing was implausibly fortuitous. The previous day ...
Lisbon for foodies and history buffs
Tips on what to see, do — and most importantly, eat — in Portugal's capital.
Last summer, I visited Portugal to witness one of my closest friends get married. It was a short, whirlwind trip that I will never forget. I promised myself that I would return in 2018; here ...
Bulgaria? Nobody goes there!
Like many Westerners, I imagined a gritty, gray and boring post-Communist Balkans.
"Bulgaria? Nobody goes there!" said my husband when I mentioned it. Admittedly Bulgaria had never really been high on my list of places to visit, but fate brought me an opportunity to meet an old ...
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At the top of Rocher de Naye, Switzerland. After a four-hour hike through darkness I was able to capture this image just in time for ...
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