Where in the US is TravelBlggr?
I'm getting ready to fly out tomorrow to take part in an epic trip ... a 3000 mile race across America. Check and see if I'm passing through your town ...
Summer Travel
This weekend I'll be flying out to LA to participate on the media team for Race Across America (RAAM). Be sure to subscribe and stay up-to-date on my 3000 mile road trip across America following inspiring cyclists from all over the world as they peddle fast from coast to coast.
Traveling for Food: Three Great European Dishes
As I'm gearing up to spend a couple of weeks doing a 3000 mile road trip from LA to Maryland to follow RAAM, I'm taking a closer look at road food. The small "mom and pop" type of diners that you discover while driving back roads state-to-state across America. Even in Europe I took a couple of short road trips and found some great eats along the way. My friends there thought it was strange that I'd rather take a car then a train. But fan and follower, Sam Turner, shares my sentiment for finding tasty and casual treats such as pizza and steak frites. Here are his favorite finds ...
Top 5 Must See Museums in Santa Fe
Santa Fe is a hub of art, history and culture and the city’s ten museums highlight that. For a small city (2010 census figures put the population at a little over 75,000) that’s a lot of museums. They all have a distinct character and are worth a visit. If time is short, here are my five top picks:
Gingerbread Pancakes
11 December 2010
I've been craving gingerbread this week and decided to try and make it into an acceptable breakfast ... other than a cookie dipped in coffee.
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Tweet and Meet: The Pequot Museum
25 May 2011
The journey begins 18,000 years ago as you enter the glacial crevasse exhibit. Travel deep into a glacier, see dripping water, feel chilly air, and hear the recorded sounds of an actual glacier. Learn about the impact the ice age had on southeastern Connecticut.
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Louis Comfort Tiffany at the Morse Museum
09 May 2011
Since International Museum Day is May 18th, I'm taking time this month to feature stories about some of my favorite places to gaze upon works of art. The first destination I'd like to highlight is located in my hometown of Orlando, The Morse Museum, featuring the glass works of Louis Comfort Tiffany. The most inspiring [...]
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Bucket List Travel: Watching Wimbledon In Person
26 April 2011
Guest Post by Katie Aune: I could barely hide my smile as I walked underneath it, heading down a path to join one of the most famous lines (or as the British would say, queues) in the world – the line for coveted Wimbledon tickets.
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Helicopter Tour of Grand Canyon
25 April 2011
The first time I rode in a helicopter, I was hooked. I loved the floating sensation and the view. There was only one problem: I couldn't tell anyone about my first flight. That ride was in a police helicopter, and technically I wasn't supposed to be there. The last words I heard before I got in were, "You can't tell anyone about this."
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Bucket Lists: Running A Marathon
22 April 2011
"The marathon is a charismatic event. It has everything. It has drama. It has competition. It has camaraderie. It has heroism. Every jogger can't dream of being an Olympic champion, but he can dream of finishing a marathon." -Fred Lebow
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Hiking Mont Blanc
21 April 2011
A guest post by Peter Dudley: Now that winter is on its way out and the good weather is just around the corner, many people are starting to think about their summer holidays. For some people, that means cottage country, for others it means cultural or sports events or outdoor music festivals. Many people just want to flock to the beach and get a tan. For my wife and I, we literally head for the hills.
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Foodies On The Fly: One blogger’s experience with Flying Trapeze School
15 April 2011
This month I'll be sharing guest posts from fellow travelers featuring their "bucket list travel" story. Today's post comes from Staci with Foodies On The Fly. And with her trapeze story, she was quite literally a foodie on the fly! She starts off with her bucket list, or "manifesto," that inspired her to conquer her fear of heights by taking a flying trapeze class.
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Bucket Lists – Travel and Inspiration
13 April 2011
Tell me, what does YOUR bucket list include? Seeing the great pyramids? Going on safari in Africa? Whether it's as simple as finding joy in your daily life ... or as elaborate as getting your picture in front of all 7 wonders of the world ... share with me your bucket list ideas.
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Adora Inn
12 April 2011
John and Arthur own and manage the Adora Inn, an early 1900's Arts & Crafts style home blended with their touch of modern simplicity and elegance. Walking through the spacious living and into the adjoining dining room, you’ll notice the traditional Persian rugs gracing the hardwood floors, a candlelit fireplace accented with modern shaped furniture, and Arthur's very own artwork adorning the walls.
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This week on CheapOair …
04 April 2011
Want to know what my top foodie pics are for Vancouver? Have you ever experienced a Random Act of Culture while on a trip? How about sweating out your troubles in a Temazcal? Find out all of this and more on my recent posts for CheapOair.com ...
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