0Shares 0 0 0 0 Sedona is considered one of the 10 most sacred spots on Earth because of it’s vortexes, powerful centers of kinetic energy, UFO sightings, and crystals. Getting to Sedona, Arizona is a 2 hour drive from Phoenix through the desert of low brush and cactus. It’s surprisingly at a high elevation, […]
0Shares 0 0 0 0 Why is the state of Rhode Island called the Ocean State? Because you can drive the entire coast of the smallest state of the US in just an hour. The state is small, but packs a punch. And even though you may think – been there, done that – you’d […]
1KShares 0 0 1K 0 Visit Ostuni, famous for being a white queen among olive groves. But do you know why it was painted white to begin with? Standing high on a gently sloping hill overlooking the azure Adriatic sea is the Apulian white city of Ostuni located in the Itria Valley, Puglia. It’s picturesque […]
8Shares 0 0 8 0 You probably haven’t heard about Ceglie Messapica. It gets lost behind big names like Ostuni, Locortondo, and Alberobello. In a way, it’s a blessing in disguise for those who want to see the local more realistic side of towns in Puglia. We had to wait till 4PM to check in […]
2KShares 0 0 2K 0 An authentic induction into true Apulian culture in the Itria Valley includes a warm welcome from an entire Southern Italian family, a walk through Apulian fields, exquisite food from local recommended restaurants, and a stay in a Trullo in Puglia, Italy. Once you’ve made it through these indispensable initiation rituals […]
3Shares 0 0 3 0 What is a caffè leccese and a pasticciotto? What do they taste like? And where can you find them? Hint: Only in the Salento region. This was my experience trying both for the first time while in Nardò, Salento. As soon as we arrived in the Salento region, we headed […]
947Shares 0 0 947 0 Prime location, center of the old city, sea views, an alley that’s a reprieve from the blasting summer heat, and a local family run bed and breakfast. Dimora Santo Stefano is an ideal stay when in Polignano a Mare. And the best part? It’s too good to be true, but […]
2KShares 0 0 2K 0 7 Edgartown locals, shopkeepers, restauranteurs, and artisans share their love of Martha’s Vineyard. Captivating us with its tumbling waves and sandy beaches for 125 miles of New England coastline, Martha’s Vineyard is surrounded on all fronts with either the Atlantic Ocean or the Vineyard Sound. One way or another the […]
44Shares 0 0 44 0 Did you know that May is National Hamburger Month? I took advantage of this month by trying one of the most unique, healthy (is that even possible?!), and unknown state delicacies in central Connecticut. A Steamed Burger from Ted’s Restaurant in Meriden, CT. When I found out that May was […]
705Shares 0 0 705 0 Korcula Old Town may be a small walled city, but there are plenty of things to do in Korcula inside and outside the confines of these medieval walls. Of all things to do in Korcula, the first you need to consider is how to get to Korcula old town city. […]