Figuring out where to lay your head Finding lodging on an extended trip is a big part of your continuing tasks and ongoing expenses. Whether you decide to plan far ahead, arrive in each city without a reservation, or somewhere in…
Our Year of Memorable Meals 2014 If an urgent need to buy new, bigger pants wasn’t enough of a clue, sorting through photos from the year was another clear indication that we have once more eaten very well in 2014. It was…
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…
Our Food for Thought series continues to explore the intersection of food, travel and culture through interviews with food and travel bloggers. Each perspective is unique, but we can all agree that food plays a role in our experience of a place. Food memories are powerful,…
Some are attracted by the macabre, some end up visiting cemeteries for the history, and others for sentimental reasons. Regardless, cemeteries can be fascinating and beautiful places. While the two of us vow that we want to be cremated rather than buried,…
Through the now 37 weeks of the Food for Thought interview series, we have really enjoyed getting to know fellow travelers better through their perspectives on food. For those who have been following along, we hope you’ve been having as much fun…
Whether you view it as fuel or see it as pleasure, food is part of all of our lives. We believe you should eat like you mean it. If there is something on the menu you’ve never tried, get it.…
The Food for Thought interview series explores the relationship between food, travel and culture. Most would agree that one great way to open the door to getting to know a new place is through its food. Walking around a new destination and…
We’d been hearing about Roatan for years as a premier dive destination, so when the opportunity arose to spend a week there we grabbed it! We didn’t know much about the island and what other activities there might be to…
Many believe that to truly immerse yourself in another culture, you have to explore its cuisine. From exploring local markets and cooking with local ingredients to taking a cooking class or, better yet, having a meal with a local family,…