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Serendipidous Discoveries and Dockside Lodgings By Max Hartshorne GoNOMAD Editor The island of Martha’s Vineyard and the town of Edgartown, Massachusetts resonates with me deeply. I spent 45 years visiting my grandmother’s house atop a hill in this historic former whaling village. So when I was asked to come back…
Beverly Hills California: taking bike tours, exploring the farmer’s market, visiting the Paley Center and staying at the Avalon Beverly Hills Hotel.
Bob Dylan New York: Visiting the clubs and sites that the musician haunted in the ’60s, including Cafe Wha!, Carnegie Hall, and other clubs and places.
Primland: Living Like Landed Gentry in the Blue Ridge Mountains By Cathie Arquilla PBS has been serving up TV stories of landed gentry and class distinction drama since I was a little girl. But never before have mainstream TV viewers gotten so excited about the genre since the production of…
The Glasbern Inn Prospers in Pennsylvania Dutch Country By Richard Frisbie The Glasbern Inn in Allentown, Pennsylvania is all farm-to-table, and an authentically delicious dining and lodging choice. For example, their PBLT is the Glasbern Inn’s take on a BLT. Instead of bacon they use cured & smoked Pork Belly…
Key Largo Florida: A girlfriend’s houseboat getaway. Kate Hartshorne and friends visit Key Largo. Tips on where to rent houseboats in the Florida Keys.
Chasing Spirits in Bellingham, Washington By Max Hartshorne GoNOMAD Editor In early March, I spent some time in Bellingham, Washington, about two hours north of Seatac airport. While riding the Airporter bus north, I met a man who said he’d lived in the city for twenty years. I asked him…
Sleeping in the sheep wagon in Virgelle, Montana. Laurie Gough meets a river guide in Montana and explores the places made famous by Lewis and Clark
Sisters Oregon..a smaller sister of Bend, it’s got a lot of the same charm. Profile of Sisters Oregon, home to a rodeo, pretty mountains and great food.
Soaring over Paradise in a Glider By Larry Zaletel I watched as the black Mercedes slowly began to move down the blacktop runway. As the driver shifted through the gears the car quickly gained speed and the attached towrope began to tighten. The glider slowly started to lift off from…
In Skagway, Alaska, Melinda Brasher rides the White Pass & Yukon Railroad and visits this charming Gold Rush town with opportunity for adventure.
Richmond VA: “10 times Better In 10 Years” By Herb Hiller Richmond sits at the crossroads of “Y’all come” and “‘S’up, bro?”, of the Old South and the New Urbanism, of big history and its splintering. The city works at reconciling its gallantry and its shame while outdistancing both by…
