Inside Asheville’s Salt Cave
Healing Properties of Salt Caves I once visited a salt mine in Wieliczka, Poland., but never dreamed I would find that same salt in Asheville, North Carolina where they have […]
Yurts
I could not resist booking a stay in a yurt for my trip to the small mountain town of Asheville, North Carolina. I mean — just look at these pictures! […]
Wanderfest
Not surprisingly, I attend a lot of travel blogger/influencer conferences. The two big ones that I’ve attended in the past (and will again later this year) are TBEX (Travel Bloggers […]
Crap! I Have Bingo!
Wait. Nope. Sh*t — I don’t have bingo. Stupid chicken! I pointed right to my spot! Ducking into C-Boys on a Sunday afternoon for some live music and a few […]
Austin Detours
All trips to Austin should begin with a Detour. That is the PERFECT tagline for what Austin Detours is about! Their concept is simple: We’re different, because Austin is. A […]
A Culinary Adventure at Das Peach Haus
I love a tasting room, don’t you? Walking into a shop where there are shelves and counters filled with delectable culinary treats that you can sample before you purchase is […]
Fredericksburg, Texas
Just like it sounds, Fredericksburg, Texas is rooted in German heritage. You’ll see that in the architecture, the food, and in the German bierhauses scattered along Main Street. But Fredericksburg […]
A Few Gems Around Geneva
Museums aside, there are plenty of things to see and do around Geneva. The Jet d’Eau Water Fountain Of course you MUST take a stroll around the lake and see […]
Recognizing the Red Cross
It was 3:00am. My phone rang. I could barely make sense of the sound as it roused me from a deep sleep. I groggily answered. “Julie? There’s an apartment fire […]
From Shambles to Street Art: Detroit’s Heidelberg Project
What is the Heidelberg Project? I cannot describe the Heidelberg Project’s background any better than it is described on its website, so will share that history here: In 1986, artist […]
Browsing The Atlas 