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Summer 2025
Keri Bridgwater

Chasing Waves, Sunsets, and Perfect Mai Tais in Waikiki

Almost two decades had passed since I last set foot on any of the Hawaiian Islands—but last year, three unconnected trips took me back to Oahu, including two centered solely on Waikiki, where I developed an unexpected, albeit nostalgic, retro-hued appreciation for Honolulu’s most iconic neighborhood. Once the glamorous hub

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Summer 2025
Daniele Auvray

Beyond the Beach on the Côte d’Azur (French Riviera)

Should we head straight to the beach?  Perhaps not.   The gardens and parks of the Côte d’Azur may not be as well-known compared to the beaches and cities of this famous part of France, but they are plentiful, varied, beautiful, and certainly worth visiting.  When Alfred Hitchcock traveled to the

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Summer 2025
Kateryna Topol

Maximizing Your 24 Hours in Madrid – A Quick Guide

Spain’s capital, Madrid, is an exciting city. Bustling with life moving through its shaded, narrow streets, the city is constantly in motion. While it might be rather rough around the edges, Madrid is filled with exquisite offerings, from art to fabric stores and its many phenomenal bars and restaurants. Take

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Summer 2025
Rosalind Stefanac

A Blissful Escape to Lake Geneva

When I first told my family I was going to Lake Geneva, they assumed it was a European tour. But much closer to home for this Canadian is a lakeside oasis by the same name, just as worthy of exploring. In fact, after visiting Lake Geneva in southeastern Wisconsin for

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Whidbey and Camano Islands

A rural, Pacific Northwest destination known for its rugged outdoor beauty, vibrant arts and a creative culinary crowd, Whidbey and Camano Islands immediately moved their energy in March to please curious travelers remotely.   The sights, sounds and flavors of Whidbey and Camano Islands  became available through digital tours and recipes found here https://whidbeycamanoislands.com/escape-it-all/  Armchair travelers continue to explore a new

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Westchester County, NY

Bordered by the Hudson River on the west and by Long Island Sound to the east, Westchester County spans across 500 square miles of New York state and is a perfect place for families, couples and solo travelers eager to enjoy the crisp fall weather and celebrate the season. This year, travelers will look to the great outdoors for wide-open spaces where they will

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The San Juan Islands

When the coronavirus known as COVID-19 became a pandemic earlier this year, the San Juan Islands responded with compassion and ingenuity. Sewing circles churned out cloth masks by the dozens, restaurants kept food banks well-supplied, and distillers switched to sanitizer instead of spirits.   Other ‘signs of the times’ were, quite literally, signs.

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September 2020 Issue
Barbara Golden

ON FLORIDA’S HISTORIC COAST

On florida’s historic coast businesses are open and welcoming guests. Facemasks are mandated in the City of St. Augustine and St. Augustine Beach.  Ponte Vedra Beach and the rest of our county does not mandate them but businesses ask that visitors and community members wear them.  County-wide there is a pledge commitment that local businesses make to adhere

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Locked Down in Sicily during a Pandemic

For over a year I have been planning a trip to historical Sicily, in the south of Italy.  I imagined my time there would be spent enjoying dinner parties and wine tours.  I never thought, for a moment, I would get caught up in the chaos of a worldwide pandemic!

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