From sea to shining sea, the United States is a very diverse country – both when it comes to culture and natural beauty. I’ve traveled across the continental United States many times over (you never really realize how big Texas…
As a seasoned traveler who loves a small town, Shelbyville of Shelby County, Kentucky hit all the right marks for me: pioneer history, boutique shopping, beautiful horses and horse farms and bourbon tastings as part of the greater Kentucky Bourbon…
I’ve visited Portland several times as my primary destination and as a pit stop on Maine road trips. Usually, I stay downtown in the Old Port neighborhood so I can walk to the city’s celebrated restaurants. On a recent trip,…
The year 1948 when life changed forever in Watkins Glen, a village of 2,000, located at the southern tip of New York’s Seneca Lake. The first US motorcar race after World War II was held on a 6.6 mile circular…
