Red Feather Lakes is a tiny town, or village, about two hours northwest of Denver and less than hour from Fort Collins. Settled by loggers and ranchers around 1900, it’s surrounded by the Roosevelt National Forest. You go to the rustic mountain village to relax, enjoy the views, and enjoy some outdoor adventures. My friend … Continue reading
Jacksonville is the largest city by landmass in the continuous United States but, like me, you’ll likely be pleasantly surprised when you visit. It’s dubbed the “Flip Side of Florida” for good reason. It has a different vibe than the rest of the state. With 80,000 acres of urban park space including 405 city parks, … Continue reading
When you’re craving an island vibe, but don’t want to jet off to an expensive tropical locale, get kissed by the salty breeze along the 13-miles of pristine beaches on Amelia Island, Florida. The island is less than 40 minutes from Jacksonville International Airport. There are luxury options for a high-end vacation, but because Amelia … Continue reading
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I’m not a baseball fan. I don’t like playing it or watching it. During collegiate intramurals, I participated with my sorority in all sports…but softball. Admittedly my lack of interest in “America’s favorite pasttime,” stems from my fear of getting smacked in the face by the ball or a rogue bat. Ironically, one of my … Continue reading
If you want an authentic western experience, then you should visit Cody, Wyoming. The town was founded by William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody and is the gateway to the east side of Yellowstone National Park. While it is a popular summer destination because of Yellowstone, nightly Cody Rodeo, and Wild West fun at Old Trail … Continue reading
Towering over the prairie, Scotts Bluff National Monument is a big drawn in northwest Nebraska. The city’s name is one word – Scottsbluff. I recently spoke at the Nebraska Tourism Conference in Gering. The two cities are only a couple of miles apart. Gering was founded in 1887 and Scottsbluff in 1899. Both have deep … Continue reading
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