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Category Archives: Travel
Riding the Rails: relics of the railroad offer a glimpse into regional heritage
A well-groomed, peaceful pathway leads ‘over the river and through the wood,’ quietly beckoning us to follow. Into the distance we’ll peddle through scenic meadows and canopied forest, leaving the urban landscape behind. Like countless trains that once chugged along … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged DeSoto Magazine, Rail-Trails, Rails-to-Trails Conservancy
Highland Lakes: a gem of the Texas Hill Country
During the second week of April, the town of Burnet, officially designated bluebonnet capital of Texas, hosts an annual bluebonnet festival. But besides the spring festivities and a highly anticipated extravaganza of blooming fields of blue (red poppies and Indian … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Canyon of the Eagles, Chattanoogan.com, Highland Lakes Region
A Grand Event and Great Stays in the Grand Canyon State
Grand Canyon National Park celebrates its centennial with events throughout 2019 and a birthday party on February 26—its opening date a hundred years ago. L’Auberge de Sedona is marking the anniversary year with a three-night package that includes aerial and … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Arizona, Business Jet Traveler, Grand Canyon
Driver development: Fast Track to the Fast Lane
Want a taste of the pulse-pounding speed and adrenaline rush that race-car drivers relish? That’s what three members of my family enjoyed during a recent session at Porsche’s Experience Center. Read more in Business Jet Traveler.
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Business Jet Traveler, Porsche Experience Center
Heart of Switzerland: Alpine Hiking and Adventure
The cheery green and yellow Wengernalp Railway climbs its steep alpine route, and our sense of adventure heightens as the cogwheels hug an increasingly vertical slope. It’s a blue-sky autumn day, perfect for our travel to the car-free village of … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Murren, Swiss Alps, Swiss hiking, Switzerland, Wengen
