Monthly Archives: October 2017

Source: A Touch of Europe: the Umbrella Sky Festival is Coming to Pensacola

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Friends of James Beard Benefit Dinner  Jill Rohrbach   If you’re a foodie, or just love dining out, don’t miss The Friends of James Beard Benefit Dinner on Nov. 5 at Brightwater: A Center for the…

Source: Journey back in time on a historic Ford Tri-Motor airplane

Source: 15th annual Bluegrass Festival in Mountain View

Jill Rohrbach Eureka Springs is ground zero for Halloween fun. During the entire month of October, this Victorian-era town claims to “deliver more thrills and chills per square mile than any other town in America.” The not-for-the-faint-of-heart fun includes ghost … Continue reading →

Mountains and streams have a special place in my heart. Beautiful Colorado, awesome. Rugged, cliffs, scenery takes your breath away. I go there every year. Can’t get enough. Rafting the rapids is thrilling, exciting, fun. Nothing can compare to raging … Continue reading →

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By Marcella Simmons   I love to travel with my family as much as I love to eat! But sometimes finances (and lack there of) puts a damper on travel plans to some extent. Every year, we take off somewhere … Continue reading →

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Source: 35th annual Beanfest & Great Arkansas Championship Outhouse Races

Source: 30th annual World Championship Crystal Dig in Mount Ida

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Sorghum making in Mount Ida Zoie Clift A chance to see how sorghum was traditionally made takes place October 28 at the Sorghum Festival in Mount Ida. The festival is being held at…

Arkansas fall foliage updates now available Want to know the latest about Arkansas’s fall color? Or scenic routes for best viewing? You’ll find all this information – and more – on http://www.Arkansas.com. Click on the “Fall Color Update” icon or … Continue reading →

By Marcella Simmons Every year we take several grandchildren on a two week vacation. We usually end up with five or six kids (we travel in separate cars and try to keep the kids mixed up according to age, etc.) … Continue reading →

LONELY PLANET Lonely Planet Writer Every traveller has their own definition of culture. Whether it has something to do with social customs and rituals or is inscribed into the local art, literature and architecture, the culture of a place can … Continue reading →

By Max Bellamy There are a number of reasons, which make New Mexico one of the most popular tourist destinations in all of America. Within the horizons of New Mexico, one can not only taste the flavor of cuisines from … Continue reading →

By Susan H Smith Visit pet friendly Albuquerque, New Mexico for a true taste of the American Southwest. As one of the oldest cities in America, Albuquerque boasts a unique blend of Native American, Hispanic, Latino, and Anglo influences. Whether … Continue reading →

KEY WEST, Florida (September 25, 2017) This weekend the Fury fleet of catamarans set sail and rocked the Key West Harbor with their famous Commotion on the Ocean Sunset Cruise! With the Southernmost City now officially open for tourism, Fury … Continue reading →

Naples, Fla. (September 27, 2017) – The Florida Gulf Coast cities of Naples, Marco Island and Everglades City are welcoming visitors back after Hurricane Irma with the message ‘Florida’s Paradise Coast is Clear.’ Many beaches, shops, restaurants, hotels and attractions are … Continue reading →

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (September 28, 2017) – October means great motorcycle riding weather and what better way to celebrate the season than with the 25th Chrome Anniversary of Biketoberfest® October 19-22 in Daytona Beach, Florida. This is the 25th Anniversary of Biketoberfest® (#25YearsBold) and the … Continue reading →

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By Jeff Mills Planning a summer road trip this year? Do movies like RV and Family Vacation not scare you from the adventures that could await you on your cross country trek? Before you go, make sure you check off … Continue reading →

By Anne S Flint There are loads of ways you can help prepare your kids for the family travel before you leave. Giving them some information that helps establish some familiarity with your destination can go a long way towards … Continue reading →

By Audrey Solon Safety is one of the biggest considerations that you should remember when travelling. It is a perfect combination of common sense and technology nowadays. Having the right tools that will help you enjoy a fun and safe … Continue reading →

By Annabelle Lehoux Preparing for a family adventure trip during the holiday season that everyone will enjoy can be a family endeavor. Here are some tips for finding and getting ready for your family’s holiday trip: 1. Include your kids … Continue reading →