Posts in the Category: U.S.A.
By Bethany Salvon
Posted in - Hawaii & Photos & Somewhere In Time & Travel Blog on January 26th, 2016
Last year. 2015. Happy it’s over yet incredibly sad that it’s gone. I don’t like the change it brought.
Personally, it was the most tragic year of my life. Something that happened in early autumn that …
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By Bethany Salvon
Posted in - Ohio & Photo Journal & Photography Posts & Travel Blog & Travel Photo Of The Week & U.S.A. on January 18th, 2016
Image: Acme Barber Shop in Sandusky, Ohio USA
Sandusky is a small town city on the shores of Lake Erie in Ohio. It’s a cute little spot with just enough to keep you entertained for a …
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By Randy Kalp
Posted in - New York City & Travel Blog on January 6th, 2016
New York City may be a pizza lover’s dream, but if you don’t know where to go it can be more of a tasteless nightmare. There are so many pizzerias in the city claiming to …
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By Randy Kalp
Posted in - New Orleans on November 2nd, 2015
Morning on Bourbon Street is like seeing actress Mila Kunis without makeup—both are much more approachable. That’s my thought as we step out from our boutique digs at Hotel Le Marais, …
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By Randy Kalp
Posted in - Boston & California & Oregon & Travel Cocktails & Travel Resources & U.S.A. on May 14th, 2015
We’ve teamed up with Flights.com to bring you our favorite beer towns in America, and what to drink when you get there. There’s a good chance we probably missed your favorite, if …
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By Randy Kalp
Posted in - California & San Diego on October 31st, 2014
It’s early fall, and we’re exploring San Diego County’s beer scene. We’re collaborating with Expedia on this delicious assignment to see how two of the county’s newest breweries stack up against a couple of our …
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By Randy Kalp
Posted in - San Diego & Travel Blog on August 24th, 2014
It’s hard to imagine now, but there was time–approximately 15 years or so ago–when San Diego didn’t have the concrete skateparks it has today.
The skate culture was there; it always has been. And in 1999, …
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