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Rabun County: Georgia’s Farm-to-Table Capitol
In Georgia’s northernmost county, bordering both North and South Carolina, Rabun County, Georgia is the state’s farm-to-table capital. This area has more than a dozen waterfalls, impressive vineyards, five ...
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Magic & Romance on St. Simons Island, Georgia
St. Simons Island. “By a world of marsh that borders a world of sea. Sinuous southward and sinuous northward the shimmering band; of the sand-beach fastens the fringe ...
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Enjoy a Weekend in Tacoma, Washington
Of all the many things to do on the coast of the Pacific Northwest, there is nothing like walking along the water, or just gazing out on the ...
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(It’s Not Really) About the Eclipse
The eclipse visible across a swath of the United States on Monday, August 21, 2017 was a fascinating celestial event. I’d seen lunar eclipses, but never a solar ...
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3 Unique Lodgings in Wrangell, Alaska
The jagged snow-capped mountains loom over the glassy waterways that cleave through the Tongass National Forest. Bears move silently among ancient hemlocks cloaked with lichen while seals lounge ...
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Weekender’s Guide to Charleston
If you are planning a quick weekend getaway to the city of Charleston, be prepared for the overwhelming options for sightseeing, shopping and dining. There is so much ...
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Best of Australia: 7 Unforgettable Adventures
Ah, Australia! The land where scorching deserts and cool ocean meet and live in perfect harmony. This is definitely one of my favorite places in the world, and ...
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Chasing Salmon in Milbanke Sound, B.C., Canada
Milbanke Sound, British Columbia. “Want to know how you catch the biggest salmon? Nancy’s nails!” Our guide Troy points at his wife’s sparkly red toes, eyes twinkling with ...
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How to Spend Three Days in Madrid
Madrid is the bustling capital of Spain and is a joy to visit. Although I spent a week here; if you’re savvy you can cover most of the ...
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Visiting Rome For the First Time
Visiting Rome has been on our bucket list for many years now. It’s been a favorite destination for many of our friends and family, so on our latest ...
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Take an Amazon Rainforest Canopy Walk
The sun is barely up, and the early morning air is fresh and cool when we board the open wooden motor boat that will take us from Ceiba ...
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A Contemplative Trip to Krakow, Poland
When I moved to Krakow, Poland, I never expected to learn such a powerful lesson in European history. My wanderlust took me to many different places all over ...
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5 Delightful Coffee Shops in Washington, D.C.
Washington, D.C. is bustling with life and filled to the brim with things to do and see. People from all corners of the Earth come here for the many museums, monuments, landmarks, and other treasured historical sights it boasts. But what do I go for when visiting the capital of the United States? Coffee shops. Yep—I plan for excursions throughout the city ...
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Everything You Need to Know About Prosecco
What signals a celebration better than raising a flute of sparkling wine? Whatever you pour, be it French Champagne, Spanish cava, German sekt, Portuguese or Argentine espumante, or Italian prosecco, sparkling wines are greeted with a smile. Italy’s prosecco has especially seen an increase in popularity, availability, and quality. Exports of prosecco have increased about 80% since 2009. Not one, but several ...
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A Food Lover’s Guide to Indian Cuisine
Like the cuisine of many countries, Indian food is hugely varied and broad in concept. Indian cuisine has evolved over thousands of years and beautifully embraces the influences of other food cultures, while becoming uniquely its own. If you love to eat and are traveling to India, Indian cuisine will be a highlight of your trip. Our guide to Indian cuisine not ...
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Jackrabbit: Chris Cosentino’s Leap into Portland
Chef Chris Cosentino’s latest restaurant venture, Jackrabbit, is one of Portland’s most anticipated new restaurants this year. Located in the newly re-designed Duniway Hotel, Jackrabbit has all the makings of becoming a city stand-by. Cosentino tells us, “I’m both nervous and excited about what we’re doing here.” Both the restaurant’s menu and décor reflects Cosentino’s sense of fun. “There’s a lot of ...
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Uncle Nearest Alters Story of Tennessee Whiskey
Ultimately, the success of the newly released Uncle Nearest 1856 Premium Whiskey will rely on the taste of the whiskey. And the company’s owners, Fawn and Keith Weaver, got it right and have made a very fine tasting whiskey. But the story behind Uncle Nearest is fascinating and historically important. Uncle Nearest tells the story of Nathan “Nearest” Green, the “Greatest Whiskey ...
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Build Your Own Charcuterie and Other Food Boards
Charcuterie and other food boards are popular in restaurants everywhere—with good reason—but making them at home can be almost as easy and just as satisfying. For restaurants, “boards” ...
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Cookbook Review: Hello! My Name is Tasty
Hello! My Name is Tasty: Global Diner Favorites from Portland’s Tasty Restaurants is the new cookbook from John Gorham and Liz Crain. The Tasty restaurants are well-known and ...
