It’s been a few years since our last stay in Carmel, so on our drive over, I started looking up the wine tasting rooms in town. I saw many mentions of the wine passport or wine walk, so I looked … Continue reading
One of our favorite activities during our trip to New York was visiting the High Line and the Cheslea Market. Both were overcrowded, but very enjoyable, especially after a satisfying brunch. The Chelsea Market reminded me a bit of what … Continue reading
Paso Robles, located just off of the central coast in California, is a lesser-known wine region specializing in Rhone blends. It was perfect for a one night stop on our way up to the Bay Area for the long Fourth … Continue reading
One of our favorite memories from our Greece/Italy Honeymoon in 2011 was the time we spent in the wine bar at Locanda San Francesco, our bed & breakfast in Montepulciano, Tuscany. Check-in for the B&B was actually in the wine … Continue reading
Since I began scrapbooking, I have been spent almost 100% of my time and energy on creating physical scrapbooks. However, I know that not everyone has the time to put together a scrapbook with printed photos, paper, and embellishments (apparently I don’t either, considering … Continue reading
With Solvang as our home base for three days, Ryan and I spent plenty of time wandering around the cute European-like city. If you plan on spending time in Solvang, there are a few places you should consider visiting. No … Continue reading
Le Cantine, located in Greve in Chianti, boasts that it is the largest enoteca in Tuscany. It’s very easy to believe this claim – you walk down a set of stairs into the tasting area and find yourself surrounded by what seems like an … Continue reading