For Americans, today marks a celebration for many and often a time to spend with family and friends. What are you doing this Independence Day? Please enjoy your day of independence! Quiet here until late this evening for the fireworks! Have a lovely day, Dr. Nick
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Cape Ann and its Beaches
The third of three blogs of Cape Ann is here. The focus of this post is the beaches of Cape Ann. I will be honest that the water here are cooler than the more popular Cape in New England --(name unmentioned----as this is not my focus). Beaches of Cape Ann One of the main attractions… Continue reading Cape Ann and its Beaches
Colmar-La Petite Venise
Colmar France revisited Well, in memory (for now). Colmar France comes to mind again, as I remember the recently all to soon departed Anthony Bourdain. If you have ever watched his show "Parts Unknown" on CNN, he explores the local life and seeks out what locals eat. May he RIP. Our Top Choice: La Petite Venise… Continue reading Colmar-La Petite Venise
Egypt… a memory..
This reminds me of one our favorite trips. Do have to add this back to our list.. Thanks you 'Living the Q Life' for posting--- On the second day of our cruise down the Nile River, we stopped in Edfu to visit the Temple of Horus (also known as the Temple of Edfu). It is… Continue reading Egypt… a memory..
Iconic Cape Ann in Summer
Welcome to Cape Ann! Summer is the best time of the year to visit this iconic part of New England. This first of three blogs begins with the city of Gloucester. I just can't do Cape Ann justice in one blog post. As one drives into Cape Ann, I highly recommend a visit to the… Continue reading Iconic Cape Ann in Summer
A Stay in The Granite State
Manchester, NH Situated about 50 miles or so north of Boston, the city of Manchester, New Hampshire sits along the Merrimack River. This city was once a thriving mill town. Now, it has become the largest convention, sports, entertainment, and arts & cultural destination in New Hampshire. You can find many opportunities to experience and… Continue reading A Stay in The Granite State
Savannah in the Springtime
Welcome to Savannah The Hostess City of the South welcomes you to the glorious Spring. This is truly the best time to visit this colonial city of Georgia. Do it soon before the hot, hazy, and humid days of Summer arrive. You will want to take a leisurely stroll through the city's 22 historical squares. Historical… Continue reading Savannah in the Springtime
Is the Beach Calling?
Walking along the beach to enjoy the warm salty air, enjoying some fresh local seafood, or just relaxing on the sugary sandy beach here in Coastal NC. Are just some of the many activities here along the beaches near Wilmington, NC. April is here and make for us to hit the beach before the crowds… Continue reading Is the Beach Calling?
Azaleas in Full Bloom
Spring has sprung and festivals are soon to be in full swing here in the Coastal NC. One of my favorite is the NC Azalea Festival happening here in Wilmington, NC. "A scene to be seen"--love this theme for this year's festival occurring from April 11-15. Book your hotel now. Expect a lively festival… Continue reading Azaleas in Full Bloom
Medieval Colmar
I still have France on my mind. So today, let's explore a recent trip to Colmar, France; a small town in the Alsace region of north-eastern France. It is a wonderful day trip from Basel, Strasburg or Paris. We did just that during our most recent visit from Basel. Colmar is very beautiful and easy… Continue reading Medieval Colmar
