Angel Latterell 
This would be my annual 4th of July in Michigan blog post but it rained and there was no parade to report on. There was a parade at Baraga’s Lumberjack Days – but that seemed unfun because we wouldn’t be a tiny community in lawn chairs watching a tiny parade. And because of the rain … Read more
I couldn’t get over the view. Even though there was not a single cup, plastic or otherwise in my entire hotel room. I had to use my to go cup from the evening before so I drink coffee while staring out the window at the St. Louis Arch. While looking it brought back memories of … Read more
I’m going to Graceland! I milked the amenities of The Graduate in Oxford, MS – extending my stay to the last minute before checkout so that I’d be rested for my adventure. Then I downloaded every version and cover of the Paul Simon classic Graceland so I could listen to them on my 1.5 hour … Read more
Charlotte and I got up early, I ate a granola bar washed down with hotel coffee and we headed out. Our final stop in Florida – the Panama City Dog Beach for a little walk, photos and shell gathering. It was time to head North and escape the peopled pleasure palace of the Gulf of … Read more
Most of my experience with Florida has been the Southern East Coast on the Atlantic side. Southern Florida is beaches filled with high rise hotels, flocks of tourists, strip malls and development all the way up to the beach itself. A place where no signs of the nature that existed before Flagler’s railroad, steamships, A1A … Read more
This article is meant to be a guide providing accurate and helpful information for an United States Citizen, entering Cuba from the United States, to travel to Cuba comfortably, safely, and in as humanitarian of manner as possible. Any statements in this article are based on my first hand observation as a traveler, if I … Read more
In fact it is known as America’s largest private residence. It is a 250 room French Renaissance chateau/ summer home/retreat center for the George Vanderbilt family – built over 6 years and completed in 1895. I am going to admit that I had no idea what we were going to see when Jeremy booked our … Read more
Asheville North Carolina has been on our “to visit” list for years – so this year we decided to make it happen for the Fall trip and to do it over Halloween/Samhain week because – why not? Upon our arrival on Sunday the 30th we were greeted with quite the eye full of Autumn and … Read more
The call came in from Jeremy. You want to eat at this new best restaurant with us in Minneapolis before vacation? I said “the Souix chef? I’m there. And booked my flight. Easier to fly through Minneapolis to get to Asheville anyway, and why not experience a 2022 James Beard Award Winner, and visit friends … Read more
I don’t know about you, but when I think of Alabama the first thing that comes to mind is white sandy beaches and pina coladas. Wait, what? No. Exactly – to the outsider when one thinks of Alabama the first things that come to mind are football, former racist governors and exploding petroleum platforms. White … Read more
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