Author Archives: Jan Ross
The Fabulous Forrest Hills Resort
We had been to Dahlonega, Georgia before; in fact, that’s how we learned to actually pronounce the name of this charming town because, until right before we arrived and made complete fools of ourselves, we were pronouncing it like Talladega. Luckily, we figured out before we arrived that it’s actually pronounced duh-lon-uh-guh with an emphasis on the … Continue reading
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A Multi-Generational Family Trip to Cincinnati
The “Queen City” of Ohio is a beautiful location on the banks of the Ohio River with a wide variety of family-friendly attractions – from a zoo to an amazing aquarium to a major league baseball park and a football stadiums – that everyone, including the grandparents, will enjoy. Check out these great spots on … Continue reading
The Fabulous Feeders’ Cup
As you know, we are huge foodie fans and often plan our trips around the next food experience of some sort. We have been known to plan lunch and dinner as we are actively consuming breakfast. We may not remember all the details of a particular city visit but we can damn well tell you … Continue reading
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See the Sights from These Missouri Hotels
The Gateway Arch by Wanderlustfemale via Trover.com One of the main reasons travelers visit the St. Louis area is to see the Gateway Arch, and it’s a great reason to go. The Arch is actually a National Park, is situated in a lovely, grassy park overlooking the river, and offers a magnificent view of the … Continue reading
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Dining on the Viking Delling Longship
I have written about our amazing stay on the beautiful Viking Delling Longship before but I didn’t go into detail about all our fabulous dining experiences as I decided they quite rightly deserved their own post. Viking River Cruises does a lot of things exactly right and the food on our cruise of southern France … Continue reading
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5 Family-Friendly Places for Kids Who Love Horses
There is something about horses that many kids just love. Their beauty and gentleness, combined with the excitement of mounting up to actually ride them on an adventure, is a combination that will make kids excited about any destination which involves horses. Several locations, resorts, and ranches offer a variety of horseback riding experiences, so … Continue reading
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20 Oldest Cities in the US for Young History Buffs
For over 200 years, from the time Europeans first set foot on the continent, to the present, the United States has offered an amazingly diverse history. Learning about the country’s history is vital for kids to become well-informed citizens, and a visit to one of these family-friendly cities rich in history can be a great … Continue reading
Sample Local Culinary Delights Near These Maryland Hotels
Maryland’s proximity to the ocean means there is a variety of great seafood to try, and crabs are a state favorite. Check out these interesting hotels, with restaurants nearby at which you can sample a variety of crab dishes, along with some other Maryland favorites. Photo by Tony Bendele via Trover.com Tidelands Caribbean Hotel & … Continue reading
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Fabulous Hotels in Arizona
With plenty of cacti, lovely scenery with every color of the palest gold to the darkest brown, and gorgeous, warm weather year-round, Arizona is the perfect place to visit any time of the year. Phoenix and Tucson both offer various local outdoor sites to visit, from the fascinating Taliesin West, Frank Lloyd Wright’s winter home, … Continue reading
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Kringle, the Official State Pastry of Wisconsin
There is a lot to enjoy in the charming small town of Racine, Wisconsin. Located on the shore of beautiful Lake Michigan between Milwaukee and Chicago, Racine has lovely beaches, parks and trails; Frank Lloyd Wright architecture; an amazing art museum; zoo; and the Wind Point Lighthouse. The lake provides plenty of opportunities for fishing, … Continue reading
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