Christmas ornaments make festive travel souvenirs
I stopped buying souvenirs from our travels many years ago, partly because I realized that we had enough stuff, and partly because the TSA and
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Hit the Road: Holiday gift ideas for the wayward traveler
While the pandemic-weary world has not returned to what we now call “normal,” and while we are confronted daily with news about virus variants and
Hit the Road: Seeing the Coachella Valley from above
Perhaps the most exciting moments of a hot air balloon ride are the few seconds after the support crew releases the tether lines and the
Hit the Road: History is ever present in the heart of San Luis Obispo
Step inside the cool, verdant grounds of the Dallidet Adobe & Gardens and find an oasis that transports visitors to 1850s Central Coast.
Hit the Road: Field of Light just one bright spot in San Luis Obispo County
This immersive visual experience was a fitting finale to our visit to San Luis Obispo County, where the offseason is unhurried and uncrowded.
Hit the Road: ‘The best of the best’ along the Wine Road
The collection of restaurants, wineries and lodgings are set in and around the Alexander, Dry Creek and Russian River valleys.
Hit the Road: Cancer prompts author to chronicle travel adventures
The author, a Santa Barbara resident, says his book is “for anybody who loves travel and has a sense of humor.”
Hit the Road: More to ‘authentic’ San Pedro than the port
The San Pedro neighborhood sits on the edge of all this essential commerce, but there is lots more to explore.
Hit the Road: USS Iowa in San Pedro is still ‘part of the mission’
It’s difficult to grasp just how huge the historic battleship USS Iowa is until you’re standing next to it.
Hit the Road: ‘Made in California’ chronicles history of homegrown food chains
My husband and I make it a ritual, during our road trips to Arizona, to stop in Quartzsite on Interstate 10, about 10 minutes past
