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Winter 2022 Issue: The Holiday Issue
Joy Bushmeyer

Julefest! Christmas in Solvang

Tucked away in the picturesque Santa Ynez Valley, about 30 miles north of Santa Barbara, is the charming village of Solvang, founded by Danish immigrants early in the 20th century.  It is known for windmills and wineries amidst authentic Danish architecture such as thatched roofs and old-world craftsmanship, and presents

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Winter 2022 Issue: The Holiday Issue
Lisa Morales

A Festival of Lights in Riverside, California

The city of Riverside, California, nestles along the Santa Ana River. A large metro area, Riverside is situated 50 miles south of Los Angeles in the area known as the Inland Empire. Founded in the 1870s, this vibrant community is a destination for arts and culture and particularly sparkles at

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Hotel Del Coronado Sign
Winter 2022 Issue: The Holiday Issue
Jeffrey Lehmann

Christmas at the Hotel Del Coronado

Few people think of San Diego as a winter holiday destination. But, for me, there is no place more magical during the holidays than San Diego’s Coronado Island.  Coronado sits directly across San Diego Bay from Downtown San Diego. As my local friend and I drive across iconic blue Coronado

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Night time in Paris, France, with a lit Christmas tree in the foreground.
Winter 2022 Issue: The Holiday Issue
Bennett Root, Jr.

Christmas in the City of Lights

Paris is a most magical place. There are always new sights. There are always stories. On this trip, we were with friends with small children, and we had only a few hours left in which to capture and consume some of that magic. Time to get moving. On the early

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Person skiing down a low slope
Winter 2022 Issue: The Holiday Issue
Tim Leffel

Epic Skiing Without the Crowds in Idaho

Hit the slopes in Idaho for a relaxed and budget-friendly skiing experience. We went straight onto the lift after popping on our skis and admired the 100-mile views on the way up. We swooshed down the mountain for more than a mile, making fresh tracks, then skied straight up to

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Winter 2022 Issue: The Holiday Issue
Karen LeBlanc

Christmas Crafts from the Village of Lauscha

The age-old art of handmade, glass-blown, and paper mache Christmas ornaments lives on in the village of Lauscha, in Germany’s ancient Thuringian Forest. One of my favorite Christmas memories as a child was unspooling the tissue paper-wrapped silvered Christmas ornaments compartmentalized in cardboard boxes. The entire sensory experience still stirs

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Winter 2021 Issue: The Magic of the Holidays
Carrie McLaren

Experience the Glow of St. Augustine’s Nights of Lights

In its 28th season, the St. Augustine Nights of Lights is considered a ‘must see’ event for the holiday season. In fact, National Geographic named it one of the top ten holiday light displays in the world. With millions of white lights decorating the Nation’s Oldest City, the festivities take place every night between November 20, 2021 to January

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Winter 2021 Issue: The Magic of the Holidays
Lucas Aykroyd

Explore Beautiful Berchtesgaden

There’s nothing quite like a Bavarian mountain getaway Once notorious as a 1930’s getaway for the Nazi elite, Berchtesgaden, Germany nowadays provides a captivating Alpine alternative to Banff or Aspen. The Bavarian mountain town of 8,000 lies less than three hours southeast of Munich by train, attracting aficionados of nature

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Winter 2021 Issue: The Magic of the Holidays
Laura Watilo Blake

Night at the Museum: Cleveland’s ‘A Christmas Story’ House

Want to spend Christmas reliving the classic holiday film ‘A Christmas Story?’ You could catch the 24-marathon of the movie on TBS or TNT on Christmas Eve. Better yet, pack your bags (and your pink bunny pajamas), head to Cleveland, Ohio, and stay overnight in the house featured in the

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Winter 2021 Issue: The Magic of the Holidays
Bennett Root, Jr.

Santa’s North Pole: Not Fake News!

The rumors start earlier every year, now well before Thanksgiving, just like the ads for diamonds, drones, and dolls. I guess they are an improvement over the rumors and attack ads whenever we have an election, but these seemed just, well, mean-spirited. I was hearing it rumored that Santa wasn’t real, and the North Pole workshop was just an urban legend. Perhaps it was the Grinch and his boys, or Scrooge and his social media

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