by Hilary Nangle | Feb 20, 2021
Looking for Maine’s best lobster shacks? Here are my favorites, from Kittery to Eastport. Don’t miss the experience When I eat lobster, I take no prisoners. All that’s identifiable in the carnage left behind are the eyes, antennae, swimmeretes (those feathery...
by Victor Block | Feb 13, 2021
From plantations to churches and from schools and museums, civil rights sites relive the beginnings of desegregation As the Civil War drew to a close, soldiers of the 55th Massachusetts Volunteer Regiments occupied McLeod Plantation. Held by on James Island, South...
by Charlie Leocha | Feb 11, 2021
Vacation rental insurance is not like hotel insurance — plan ahead The world of vacation rentals is far different from staying in a hotel. Hotels have requirements to have certain insurance; you are protected against a fire in your accommodations and major weather...
by Christopher Elliott | Feb 6, 2021
Coronavirus lockdowns seemed intolerable. Finally, we can travel after cabin fever and with vaccines on the way Everyone has a touch of cabin fever after the worldwide coronavirus lockdowns. Today we have the promise of vaccines. It’s no surprise that people want to...
by Victor Block | Jan 30, 2021
Fantasy bucket lists are created as guidelines for dreams that may never come true My Fantasy Bucket List includes experiences that appeal to my love of great theater and magnificent nature. A fascination with fantasy continues with my longing to relive chapters of...
by Charlie Leocha | Jan 23, 2021
Food trails add flavor to local tourism Food trails are a wonderful way to publicize a state or a region. Across the country, they are used by local tourism groups to create a local buzz and provide travelers a reason to stop by the local establishments. These are...