Fastest Museum on Two Feet
Lacrosse, it is said, is the fastest sport on two feet. Played by Native Americans for thousands of years, it’s huge in Baltimore, as it is in New York, the […]
Monthly Archives: November 2013
Something new/old in Colonial Williamsburg
Colonial Williamsburg has opened a new exhibit along Duke of Gloucester Street. Anderson’s blacksmith shop and the Public Armoury opened amid colonial militia encampments and fanfare the weekend of November […]
Beyond the sand and surf in Virginia Beach
Lighthouses, new and old, at Cape Henry, where the Chesapeake Bay and the Atlantic Ocean meet. Beyond the beach, beyond the sand and even beyond the boardwalk, there are some […]
TIPSY TOURIST: Young Veterans Brewing Co.
Prepare to be impressed. First, you have the brewers: two high school friends who enlisted in the U.S. Army, served in Iraq, came home and figured out how to brew […]
TIPSY TOURIST: Croce’s Restaurant & Jazz Bar
Memories enticed me to go to Croce’s, the restaurant and jazz bar Ingrid Croce opened in memory of her husband songwriter Jim Croce. But the food (and wine pairings), the music […]
Coronado: the beach side of San Diego
If I’m in California, I have to go to the beach. Treated to days of sunshine and warm breezes, the call got stronger the longer I stayed in San Diego. […]
A Day Away Travel 
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