January 27th, 2010 | by Jane Rytina 5 comments
This winter, my family and I were guests of the The Village at Squaw Valley, a charming component of the vast Olympic Squaw Valley mountain area. Squaw Valley's 4,000 acres is part of beautiful Lake Tahoe in California's Sierra mountains.......
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December 13th, 2009 | by Jane Rytina 2 comments
If you ever find yourself in Stamford, Licolnshire - and I hope you do - you will be visiting "England's most attractive town." That's according to the poet laureate, John Betjeman. I agree. Stamford, a small cobbled-street market town 100......
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November 6th, 2009 | by Jane Rytina 5 comments
As a Londoner (now living in California), I take my kids every year to pay homage to this fabulous city. The list of favorites is never ending but here are five from our most recent trip.
1. Natural History Museum
Our favorite......
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October 22nd, 2009 | by Jane Rytina 6 comments
Every time I visit Paris, I am amazed about how untouched it seems. The glorious - and grandiose - architecture allows one to imagine Paris during the revolution or at the time of the Musketeers. I was interested to see......
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September 23rd, 2009 | by Jamie Pearson 7 comments
On a recent trip to San Diego, my extended family and I visited SeaWorld San Diego as their guests. We spent over nine hours tromping around the park, stopping only when the sun went down and we became chilled in......
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September 13th, 2009 | by Jody Mace 6 comments
In the Phoenix area for just three days, my son and I loved everything we did. We wish we had been there longer, because I'm sure that we've left fantastic things out, and we would have loved to discover more.
1. ......
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August 5th, 2009 | by travelsavvymom 11 comments
Thanks to Max Forlani for doing the legwork on this one. Max is the author of Istanbul Trails, a blog dedicated to helping tourists and expats make the most of their stays in Istanbul.
Istanbul is probably not the first destination......
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July 9th, 2009 | by Shelly Rivoli 7 comments
As my friends can tell you, I'm no skier. While they pack their cars for Tahoe, I set my sights toward SoCal beaches and, of course, the equator. So when I recently told them we were headed to Mammoth Mountain......
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July 2nd, 2009 | by Jamie Pearson 4 comments
Toronto is Canada's most densely populated city, but it doesn't feel that way. From the air it's all green spaces and endless water. The impression that holds up upon closer inspection, though the city is cosmopolitan and urban by turns......
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June 30th, 2009 | by Kayt Sukel 8 comments
This year is the 20th anniversary of the Berlin Wall's demise and the city is popping with all kinds of great deals, events and nightlife. Despite being known as a hip, clubber's paradise - the Deutscher youth often go holiday......
Written by Kayt Sukel