Final stop on this trip… another small town in the northeast, St. Albans, Vermont. This sojourn in the journey was marked by extremely snowy hikes in the Vermont wilderness … More Guinness Goes to St. Albans, Vermont
While we didn’t stay overnight in New Hampshire, we did make several pit stops. Unfortunately, this excursion landed when COVID was making a comeback in January, so places were a little more restrictive, or just plain closed … More Guinness Goes to Portsmouth, New Hampshire
A huge shout out to The Travel Architect for nominating me for the Outstanding Blogger Award! As she so eloquently put, I too am also suffering from CS3NiT2TWS, also known as Chronic Stage 3 Noninflammatory Type 2 Travel Withdrawal Syndrome … More Outstanding Blogger Award
Eventually, we made it to Piran, which we discovered to be a bit different than expected. We were not exceptionally impressed with the coastal town, but we will admit that may partially be because it was rainy and dreary during our visit. … More Coastal Town of Piran & the Quaint Joy of Šenčur
Alas, our stay in Bled had come to an end, but we certainly went out with a bang! Sunday morning, we arose a bit sluggish – lots of celebrating, excitement and booze will do that to you. Next plan… … More Dress Destruction, 50 Hairpin Turns, and Hikes… a Trip to Bovec, Slovenia
I am currently sitting on an Adria Airlines flight from Ljubljana bound for Paris with a lavender and neon green dragon overseeing my process. The cute little dragon is a gift for my niece, Allie. Next to me sits my NOW husband, whom I swear is oftentimes the age of a child, as he scarfs … More Lovely Ljubljana
I’ve traveled in all manners I can think of – alone, in a group, with friends, with family members, with a significant other, and with coworkers. Each offers its own challenges and benefits. However, traveling with someone who does not have the same habits as you, not to mention goals and desires while traveling, can ruin a trip. … More Importance of a Compatible Travel Partner
My first trip to Niagara Falls and Toronto was back in 1998 with my parents. It was warm and sunny, and border patrol did not require a passport to cross the border at that time… … More Toronto & Niagara Falls
So it’s now 2018… Instead of looking back at just the last year, I thought back to my last 3 years, and how those three years have redefined my life. … More Redefining Life: The Last 3 Years
I am skipping ahead to Christmas in Georgia. While spending an extended period of time with my immediate family is typically one of the more stressful ways to spend free time, I am now safely removed from the several days of crazy. … More Welcome to the world, Allison Lynn
