Disclosure, I was invited to visit Coba and experience this tour with a group of writers courtesy of Alltournative toursThe ancient Mayan city of Coba was first settled between 50 BC and 100 AD but it was during the time between 200 and 600 AD that Coba became a prominent city and one of the most powerful Mayan city states in the Yucatan peninsula. At the height of its … [Read more...]
Things to do in El Paso Texas
This post by RV Share The views and opinions expressed in this article are my own.If you are looking for things to do in El Paso, you’re in luck. From historic sites and museums to outdoor activities and of course the great food there is something for everyone. … [Read more...]
Holiday on the Wild Side: Unusual Stops in California’s Alexander Valley
The following is a sponsored post_e.t [CC BY-SA 2.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0)], via Wikimedia CommonsCalifornia’s rich wine region is perennially popular with travelers both in-state and out for good reason. Its lush, hilly landscapes are beautiful to behold, good food and drink are plentiful, and the living is easy and pleasant. If you hesitate … [Read more...]
The Original Las Vegas: Time-Travel Back 100 Years
The following is a guest post by Joeann Fossland. Check out her bio at the end. When we called my savvy 8 year old granddaughter and told her we were in Las Vegas, New Mexico…she said, “No, Grandma, Las Vegas is in California!” Her directional instincts were right for the better known Las Vegas….But, the original Las Vegas is located in northeast of New Mexico, 65 … [Read more...]
Washington State’s North Cascade Loop
The following is a guest post from Susan Stephens, check out her bio at the end. The cascade loop in Washington will bring you back to basics. You will gain a new appreciation for “leaving the grid”, for putting away your phone and just being in the moment. Out in the Pacific Northwest wilderness, the untouchable beauty of the Cascades will inspire you to rely on your own … [Read more...]
