Author Archive for E'Louise Ondash
Lone Pine Film History Museum pays homage to industry
The celebration of the history of moviemaking in and around Lone Pine, Calif., started as a film festival and morphed into a museum.
Food writer gets personal with latest book
Talk to author, food writer and cooking teacher Kitty Morse for a few minutes about Morocco and you’ll be ready to pack your bags and fly away to this exotic North African country. And when you page through her latest book, “Mint Tea and Minarets: A Banquet of Moroccan Memories,” you’ll also feel her intense [...]
Happy trails on spring desert hikes
My Midwest friends just don’t get it; they don’t understand the desert.
More products that make traveling fun and hassel free
Always on the lookout for products that make travel more fun and hassle-free, I’ve discovered the following:
Ready for liftoff: San Diego Air & Space Museum still a hit with all ages
Longtime San Diego County residents will remember the morning in 1978 when they awoke to the news of the deliberately set fire that incinerated the San Diego Air & Space Museum in Balboa Park.
Bridges of San Diego County
Washington, D.C., may have its Cherry Blossom Festival, the South may celebrate its azalea season, but San Diego County has — well, what are those trees with the explosion of white blossoms anyway?
Plenty of winter fun to be had
It’s beginning to look a lot like winter here in Southern California. Here in North County, we enjoy walking in the cold morning air and sliding into the hot tub on these crisp, clear nights. But the nice thing about California is that, if it’s genuine winter you want, you can find it not too [...]
Walking tours of Boston chock full of history
You can’t swing a cat without hitting a historic landmark in Boston.
