One of the things that annoy me most about top end adventure gear, whether that be coats, jackets, pants or shoes, is that while they're all functional, durable and likely even waterproof, they're often not...
Here's what we love about these oh so fun-colored water bottles you can get online or in one of your favorite holistic supermarkets, such as Whole Foods. First, since you're starting to learn just how...
By Jessica Festa on February 11, 2016 in Arizona, Kentucky, Lodging, Massachusetts, Midwest, New England, New Jersey, North America, North Dakota, Photos, Tucson, USA
Travel isn't just about a destination -- it's about how you feel during your stay and after you leave. Here are 5 incredibly transformative stays that are very experiential and immersive throughout the United States....
Everything just felt wrong. I didn’t know how to carry the lens, hold it or even lock it into place! It felt as if I had grown a third arm or 11th finger; everything was...
Brrr, winter is on full force in New York and the surrounding area. It can be a bit harder dragging ourselves outside for anything, when Netflix and Chill is such a viable option that...
By Robert Schrader on February 10, 2016 in Arizona, California, Lodging, New Mexico, North America, Oregon, Pacific Northwest, Photos, Santa Fe, Tucson, USA
There are few things more quintessentially American than the landscapes of the West and the emotions they evoke. Whether you come for the pink sunsets, the forlorn-looking cacti or the abandoned ghost towns, traveling in...
I always keep a running list of places I want to visit, so when folks from a festival called Hogmanay contacted me about coming to Scotland to celebrate the New Year, I was tickled: The...
In the late 1800s, along with millions of other immigrants, my great-great grandparents made the life-altering decision to start a new life in America. Great-great grandmother Alfrida Jacobson left her home in Sweden to pursue...
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