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Read moreWe cantered along the ancient Inca trade routes with vistas stretching to eternity. While descending on a narrow track into the less-traveled Zuleta Valley, the sky darkened. A mist hit us and a few drops fell on my cheeks. Instead…
Continue readingWandering the hilly, narrow cobblestone streets in our home base of Montalcino, Italy, a Medieval city of interlocking passageways, I reminded myself I was walking through history spanning eight hundred years. Welcome to…
Continue readingI was invited to participate in the 4-day festival (May 14-18, 2014) known as Culinaria on behalf of the San Antonio Convention and Visitors Bureau. Culinaria is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to benefiting the San Antonio community and promoting San…
Continue readingMarfa, Tx., at first blush, merely another West Texas watering hole of less than 2,000 souls. On closer scrutiny, Marfa is a remarkable destination well worth the journey. Justine Spinoza edited this video of our first, but not last, visit…
Continue readingLauren Wolfe’s article in the May 25, 2014 New York Times titled, Women Alert to Travel’s Darker Side, struck more than a cord with me; it played an entire symphony. I’ve traveled and lived throughout the world, about 50% of…
Continue readingWant to do some Mountain Biking, but that isn’t on your partner’s Bucket List…not even at the bottom of the page? The answer is Sacred Rides for couples. No longer will you have that guilty feeling leaving your partner at…
Continue readingOn a beautiful sunny Spring Sunday morning I met Tony Muia and the 25 participants from various parts of NYC as well as Canada, Holland, Hawaii and England (Cost of Tour: Adults- $75 and Children under 12- $65) at 13th…
Continue readingDid you know that Cinco de Mayo is celebrated more in the States than in Mexico? You’re probably not surprised since Americans will find any excuse to drink lots of cervazas and Margaritas. Before jumping into party preparation…Cinco de Mayo…
Continue readingI told myself ahead of time I would not stare. Even though the bare breasts hung low and large, my eyes instead went to the large, intricate metal jewelry adorning their necks, wrists and ankles. I was relieved that what…
Continue readingApril started with a cultural bang in Orange County, California. Diana Krall, noted jazz singer, played for a knockout two hours before a sell-out crowd at Segerstrom Hall, Costa Mesa, Saturday, April 5. Much of Krall’s 11th and most recent…
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