Fountains originally served the purpose of providing fresh water for drinking, cooking, and bathing to ancient towns. These rudimentary fountains were connected to nearby springs or aqueducts and brought water…Continue Reading →
June 1 is designated as National Dinosaur Day – a day all about those oversized reptiles that roamed the earth…
Most Moms are typically not the type to give you a detailed agenda of how she wants to spend the…
Most people plan their big vacations for summertime. Big meaning those trips span more than a few days and can run typically between one to two weeks. It makes sense…Continue Reading →
Let’s face it, the weekends come and go so fast you almost forget you had one. We’ve got some ideas…
May celebrates the tourist with Tourist Appreciation Day (May 6) so why not plan a visit to some of our major…
Adirondack Mountains in northeast New York. A cornucopia is “an abundance of good things of a specified kind.” In our case, it’s a cornucopia of camping! When you think about…Continue Reading →
A walking food tour sounds almost counterintuitive – exercise and food together? But maybe these unique tours are the best…
By Joan Rykal Summer brings its own schedule of unique, seasonal activities and the perfect summer includes scheduling time to…
A quick tour of some of America’s Best Known (or little known) Architecture By Joan Rykal Nowadays, the landscape of American architecture is as varied as the cultures that make…Continue Reading →
