Travel For Adventurous Women
When I was driving in France around the Loire Valley several weeks ago, let’s just say my GPS device and I got to know each other pretty well. Here are some things I observed and how our relationship developed from its rocky beginnings.
The Château de Chenonceau is largely known for the royal ladies who have held sway throughout French history and at one time occupied the magnificent structure with it five arch design that spans the Cher River. The history books say that the chateau we see today was built in 1513 by Charles XVIII of France. But this doesn’t tell the whole story.
A Kentucky road trip and the randomness of tornados and tourist attractions The Olde General Store on Mammoth Cave Road near Cave City, Kentucky, would … Read more
Clifton Inn, Charlottesville: When visiting the University of Virginia, my daughter and I found it to be a special place for a mother and daughter … Read more
A Kentucky Bourbon Tour For several decades I have preferred my cocktails pink, frozen or Tom Collins mixer sweet. A libation as serious as bourbon … Read more
Broken zippers got you down? Feel the need to travel with duct tape? Perhaps this is the year you need to release all that old … Read more
Bookstores, Italian Food & Italy Where is human nature so weak as in the bookstore? ~ Henry Ward Beecher ~ I would add to that, “as … Read more
History of travel – an animated view of the story so far (Infographic), Tnooz, by Kevin May via HotelClub This is an absolute travel and … Read more
A well-dressed woman tells us how Silver Fork Vineyard and Winery got its name: It is on this 32 acres of land that Silver Creek and White Fork Creek … Read more