Socialize

Escape to Ventura Harbor Village

Escape to Ventura Harbor Village

By Greg Aragon I love a compact getaway where everything is within walking distance and I don’t have to worry about driving for dining, shopping, sightseeing, or activities.…

July 5, 2018No CommentRead More

Cruising, Climbing and Crawling in a new 2018 Jeep Wrangler

Cruising, Climbing and Crawling in a new 2018 Jeep Wrangler

By Greg Aragon Few words inspire adventure and travel like Jeep. From its inception in the early 1940s, this first-of-its-kind off-road vehicle took soldiers to battle and civilians…

June 28, 2018No CommentRead More

Drakesbad Guest Ranch Welcomes Visitors for 118th Year of Rustic Charm

Drakesbad Guest Ranch Welcomes Visitors for 118th Year of Rustic Charm

By Greg Aragon Summer is upon us and that means that one of my favorite Northern California hideaways is ready for yet another season of rustic charm and…

June 21, 2018No CommentRead More

Alleviating Summer Boredom

Alleviating Summer Boredom

By Sandi Khine As the humid, hot months of summer begin to set in, it…

June 21, 2018No CommentRead More

Summer Fun and Food in Avila Beach

Summer Fun and Food in Avila Beach

By Greg Aragon If I close my eyes I can almost see the old wooden…

June 14, 2018No CommentRead More

Exploring Montana’s Yellowstone Country

Exploring Montana’s Yellowstone Country

By Greg Aragon A couple hours after landing at Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport in Montana,…

June 7, 2018No CommentRead More

Follow Our Social Media

instagram

Living it up in Lodi, California

Living it up in Lodi, California

By Greg Aragon Besides being one of California’s most productive wine producing regions, Lodi is also full of natural beauty, charm and history. I recently spent a couple…

March 8, 2018No CommentRead More

Dusseldorf: Dazzling and Delightful

Dusseldorf: Dazzling and Delightful

By Greg Aragon Germany is well known for popular tourist destinations such as Berlin, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Munich and Cologne. But as I recently discovered, there is a fascinating…

March 5, 2018No CommentRead More

Groundhog Day in Southern California

Groundhog Day in Southern California

By Sandi Khine Just a few weeks ago, a rodent carried by men in top hats saw its shadow on the ground and marked the beginning of another…

February 23, 2018No CommentRead More

Honey Massages and Presidential Palaces in Rancho Mirage

Honey Massages and Presidential Palaces in Rancho Mirage

By Greg Aragon  Did you know there is an historic and lavish presidential retreat just outside of Palm Springs, in the…

February 23, 2018No CommentRead More

Honey Massages and Presidential Palaces in Rancho Mirage

By Greg Aragon  Did you know there is an historic and lavish presidential retreat just outside of Palm Springs, in the small desert town of Rancho Mirage? If…

February 23, 2018No Comment

Cayucos by-the-Sea Welcomes Spring with Sea Glass Festival

By Greg Aragon California’s majestic Central Coast is speckled with hidden gems lining the Pacific Ocean and none shine brighter than the tiny town of Cayucos by-the-Sea.…

February 16, 2018No Comment

Aquarium of the Pacific Building New $53-million Pacific Visions Project

By Greg Aragon I’ve signed my name on all kinds’ forms and documents over the years, but never on a massive steel beam bound for the top…

February 7, 2018No Comment

Exploring Both Sides of Catalina Island

By Greg Aragon Catalina is not just an island paradise; it’s a very close island paradise, which makes it a perfect day or weekend getaway for Southern California…

February 1, 2018No Comment

Luxury and Fun at the Expanded Pechanga Resort & Casino

By Greg Aragon The moment I walked into the sparkling lobby of Pechanga Resort and Casino in Temecula, I shifted gears and put myself in relaxation mode. I had…

January 18, 2018No Comment

Wine, Penguins and Natural Beauty in Chile

By Greg Aragon Chile is one of the most beautiful and unique places on earth. Located on the eastern coast of South America, the country may look…

December 13, 2017No Comment

Introducing Twohey\’s Tavern in Pasadena: A Taste of Nostalgia Combined with the Elevated Flavors of Today

The restaurant of tomorrow is here today Introducing Twohey’s Tavern, from Greg Mallis and Tanya and Jim Christos, the three family members that keep the original Twohey’s name alive at the iconic…

November 10, 2017No Comment

Panning for Traveling Gold in Old Town Sacramento

By Greg Aragon There is good reason that Sacramento became the California state capitol. Not only did the Gold Rush of 1849 begin a few miles from…

September 28, 2017No Comment

Click here to load more entries