Author Archives: Jan Ross
Cannon Beach, Oregon: Exploring the Northwest Coast
We thought we knew all about Oregon before my husband and I visited for the first time. Oregon is Pacific rainforest, we believed. It’s lush and green and it rains a lot. And there is some sort of coastline. With rocky beaches. And then we made a trip to Oregon and learned that it is … Continue reading
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Photo Friday: Perouges, France
We love fascinating little Perouges, a beautifully maintained medieval city in France. Pin It
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Dining Our Way Around Savannah, Georgia
There are a lot of things to like about beautiful, sultry, romantic Savannah, Georgia. The gorgeous, grassy parks with fountains, statues, walking paths, and an amazing history. The beautifully maintained historic homes surrounded by equally beautiful gardens and landscaping. The scenic Savannah River winding through the city with cobblestoned River Street, complete with interesting shops … Continue reading
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Wilderness Wildlife Week in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
We hadn’t been to Pigeon Forge, Tennessee in years. Caught up in traveling all around the world, we had almost forgotten this charming town tucked away at the base of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, one of the most visited national parks in the United States. We were in town to check outWilderness Wildlife … Continue reading
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Kayaking, Zip Lining, and Gem Mining, Oh My! Adventures in Door County
Last summer, we planned a trip to Door County, Wisconsin thinking it would be the perfect summer getaway. Lounging on the many beaches in the warm sun and swimming in the beautiful, clear water of Lake Michigan was a high priority, but unseasonably cold weather rolled in and we spent the week in jeans and … Continue reading
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Interesting Cities Less Traveled: Exploring Verdi, Nevada
Verdi is a great place to stay if you are interested in Nevada outdoor adventures as there are a wide variety of activities available. The beautiful Truckee River is only about 20 minutes away and it’s the perfect place for a float experience. You can buy a large inner tube at one of the stores … Continue reading
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A Weekend in Charming Avignon, France
My husband and I could not have chosen a better hotel for our weekend in charming Avignon, even if we had spent days researching the different locations and their amenities. Fortuitously, the lovely boutique Hotel de L’Horloge was interested in working with us and provided us with a two night stay for our introduction to this … Continue reading
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Tips for Planning a Great Trip with Your Grandchildren
Our grandson is one of my favorite people to travel with. He is the perfect companion on a kid-friendly vacation. He’s easy to please as long as some of those meals include a milkshake or some fried shrimp. He can travel for hours in the car without complaint as long as he has some form … Continue reading
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Photo Friday: Sidewalk Cafe in Avignon, France
We were charmed by all the sidewalk cafes in France – they were everywhere! Especially loved this one on a corner in Avignon. Pin It
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Multigeneratinal Learning Vacations This Summer
Summer family vacations are definitely about fun, but there’s no reason why those trips can’t incorporate a little learning at the same time. Plan a trip that will be interesting for all the different ages in your family and, for a better learning experience, spend time talking about the trip and the activities before you go. … Continue reading
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