NYC Street Art : Walk Around the Lower East Side
We recently had the pleasure of a day off in old stomping grounds, New York City. As we ambled aimlessly through the Lower East Side and Alphabet City, enjoying some snacks and adult beverages, we couldn’t help but snap some photos of some great NYC street art. Everything from stickers and wheatpaste pieces to full-building painted murals and […]
Cape Cod Winter: An Out of “Season” Photo Gallery
Cape Cod in the winter?!? It’s always fun and interesting to see destinations from a different perspective. Those of you who have visited Cape Cod know all too well the hustle and bustle of summers on the Cape. Tamara grew up here and has seen the range of all the seasons many times. For me, […]
Vine to Jar: Colorado Concord Grapes
Confession: I Want to Be a Farmer…Colorado Concord Grapes Were a Perfect Reminder There’s nothing like eating straight from the garden. Even if you weren’t there for the planting and subsequent care, who doesn’t rejoice in eating something you’ve picked yourself? The end of our marketing contract this year has left us in Colorado. We are […]
Crowders Mountain State Park: Charlotte Day Trip
Sometimes you just need a dose of nature to get yourself back on track. We’ve been on the road as part of our latest mobile marketing tour for about three months now. The current tour’s client is Dole (the fresh fruits and vegetables divisions), and they have a worthy goal: getting people to live healthier, […]
Totally Tubular: Lava River Cave, Oregon
Lava in Oregon? What’s the first thing that comes to mind when contemplating a visit to Oregon? Chances are lava tubes weren’t among the responses. As it turns out, Oregon is a great place to explore volcanic landscapes. The city of Bend, along with several others nearby, are part of the central hub for caving activities […]
Biosphere 2, but no Pauley Shore here!
Ever since seeing the movie Bio-Dome in the 90s, I’ve been intrigued by giant glass enclosures in the middle of the desert. Anyone who knows the movie can’t deny having the same feelings! Little did I know that our job would bring me the opportunity to check out the real deal first hand. About an hour […]
Wild Caving in Inner Space Cavern
Wild Caving Wild caves are often largely unexplored. Unlike show caves, like the famous Carlsbad Caverns or the lesser-known Dixie Caverns, wild caves haven’t been developed to allow easy access by the public. There are no handrails, no illumination, no stairs and ramps. Wild caving should only be undertaken by people with special caving equipment, […]
Petrified Forest NP: Nature’s Canvas
[metaslider id=11316] Colors of The Painted Desert A new opportunity to learn more about what life was like for early residents of the Arizona desert is one more reason we’d love to return. We’ve driven through the area several times, and have always been struck by the stark beauty of the region. Wide, sweeping views across the […]
Cranberries, History and Puppies in Carver, MA
Sometimes the most mundane errands can turn into a lovely adventure. My Dad lost his faithful companion, Yankee this past spring, and he’s really been missing the companionship and fun of a dog. We accompanied his wife and him to check out some Golden Retriever puppies in Carver, MA, a town an hour or so away […]
Winter on Cape Cod: Bundle Up for a Bike Ride
Winter on Cape Cod Cape Cod is famous as a summer playground for the northeast of the United States. Many have a summer home here, or a cottage that they winterize and leave just after Labor Day. Tamara often tells the story of waving farewell and holding signs from the highway overpass on Labor Day weekend […]