-> A weekly snapshot {sometimes two, or three…} and musings from my WANDERful life. <- I can’t believe it’s been almost two years since Charles and I hiked into the Grand Canyon on my 30th birthday! I am a HUGE Grand Canyon… Continue Reading
-> A weekly snapshot {sometimes two, or three…} and musings from my WANDERful life. <- Visiting the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial in St. Louis, Missouri is a must if headed through the Midwest! Taking in the sights of the Gateway Arch from… Continue Reading
Luxury-lovers seeking the ultimate horseback riding, fly fishing or polo adventure will enjoy Caballadas, an Argentine estancia located on more than 50,000 acres just outside Lanin National Park, the most secluded and scenic part of Argentina’s Patagonia Lake District. Operated by Agustina Marmol, the Argentine behind… Continue Reading
Is business or pleasure travel taking you to St. Louis? Make sure you make time to visit the Gateway Arch! Part of the National Park Service’s Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, the Gateway Arch reflects St. Louis’ role in the *Westward Expansion*… Continue Reading
Last week, I collaborated with Erin of The World Wanderer, along with a number of other fab female travel bloggers, to share a tip about a great destination for first-time female solo travelers. {I chose Yellowstone National Park!} Have you ever traveled solo? Whether… Continue Reading
OK, so I don’t usually get behind “national holidays” since there’s practically one for everything now. BUT, this past week the world celebrated “National Handwriting Day” (not kidding…) and it got me thinking about postcards. I’m a huge fan of handwritten… Continue Reading
Inspired by the National Park Services’ Centennial, I decided to plan a pet-friendly overnight trip to Shenandoah National Park, located in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley. I had driven to and from Florida many times, and never once took the Blue Ridge Parkway,… Continue Reading
Harper’s Ferry National Historic Park… a place where George Washington envisioned military strength, abolitionist John Brown struck a blow against slavery, factories from the early 1800s witnessed innovations that fueled the Industrial Revolution and where two rivers and three states meet.… Continue Reading
Last weekend, the pups and I went on a beach-hopping adventure in Maryland and Delaware. After doing some research about pet-friendly travel online, I settled on the two dog-friendly beaches we’d visit – Assateague Island National Seashore in Maryland and… Continue Reading
This year marks the National Park Service centennial – which is CERTAINLY a cause to celebrate – especially if you’re a park-lover like myself! I first fell in love with our nation’s parks when I was a child and I… Continue Reading