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Christmas is nearly upon us, and with it thoughts of fun family get-togethers. But by Boxing Day, those 24 hours spent playing charades with the in-laws will no doubt have you dreaming of family getaways instead – so here’s our hotel of the week: Oceana Santa Monica, a ray of Californian sunshine that’s
Posted 61 days ago at Travel Blog - Mr & Mrs Smith Boutique & Luxury HotelsWhatever route you take, the drive into Mendocino ends by hugging the coast on California’s scenic Highway 1. On one side of the road you have green hillsides with the occasional farmhouse or inn tucked away and on the other, the ocean. Mendocino sits on the ocean side of the highway so the maritime feel [...]Relaxed vibes in Mendocino is a post from: Roaming Tales
Posted 70 days ago at Roaming TalesCorona Heights Park in San Francisco You’ve got to hand it to this city for setting aside so much lucrative real estate for green spaces that are enjoyed by residents and visitors alike. Even in a .. more ..
Posted 99 days ago at AAA TravelViewsOn Monday, November 14, 2011, John Wayne Airport in Orange County, California officially opened its new Terminal C, which offers travelers a new parking structure, new security screening lanes, new gates, new shops, new restaurant .. more ..
Posted 99 days ago at Stuck at the AirportBeautiful Sunrise, California Beach What a way to wake up and start your day! I know< .. more ..
Posted 100 days ago at Soul Travelers 3Enchanting Halloween - California Style! Having spent Halloween all over the world in many places, it's been
Posted 114 days ago at Soul Travelers 3Route 66, the Mother Road, the Mainstreet of America, an overflow of Okies sailing on the literary waters of Steinbeck's River of Immigrants. Whatever. Accordng to the Route 66 song, "It winds from Chicago to L.A....more than 2,000 miles all the way." Somewhere along the long and winding road of history it took the off-ramp at high speed, with the pop culture pedal to the metal and ended up as an iconic piece of American asphalt folklore that attracts an international fan base from Nor .. mor....
Posted 124 days ago at OffbeatTravelNewfoundland is a little smaller than California, slightly bigger than Japan and twice the size of the United Kingdom. The island covers 111,390 square kilometres (43,008 square miles) and has enough coastline to stretch back and fourth across Canada four times over, with no shortage of breathing room. I began my trip to this rugged land with a five hour flight to St. John's (two stops, one at Ottawa the other Halifax) on a swell little airline, Porter Airlines from Toronto Islan .. mor....
Posted 124 days ago at OffbeatTravelHistory in a hardware store. The back room of the Huntington, Hopkins and Company Hardware Store in Old Sacramento (California) has an exhibit of decorative hardware like door knobs, hinges and hooks. Apparently, the 1876 Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia -Â aka The International Exhibition of Arts, Manufactures and Products of the Soil and Mine – sparked new public interest in decorative hardware.
Posted 125 days ago at My Travels BlogMichael Lewis’s latest chapter length depresso is about California and how many of the cities there are pretty royally fucked because of pension promises that will begin to come due very soon, and in some cases have already begun to cause problems. One thing I learned, the states won’t ever have to bust their budgets because they can force more and more costs on to the cities .. more ..
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Amazon Product ID (ASIN): 0520258479 Abstract: Kathleen Hull’s Pestilence and Persistence: Yosemite Indian Demography and Culture in Colonial California, is, above all, a timely book, if not a necessary book. Timely in the sense that current relations between Yosemite Indians and park administrat .. more ..
Posted 135 days ago at National Parks Traveler - Commentary, news, and life in America's ParksCalifornia authorities are trying to apprehend the individual or individuals responsible for killing a mountain lion believed to have genetic ties to Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area. The death of the male lion, P-15, was discovered September 11 when a hiker came upon the lion's body, NRA spokeswoman Lauren Newman said Tuesday. "The carcass w Abstract: .. more ..
Posted 140 days ago at National Parks Traveler - Commentary, news, and life in America's ParksBarely a week after Point Reyes National Seashore officials released a draft environmental analysis assessing whether an oyster company was harming the seashore's waters, allegations have been raised that the company has been dumping Abstract: .. more ..
Posted 140 days ago at National Parks Traveler - Commentary, news, and life in America's Parks

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