Gilded Newport: Monuments to America’s Fortunes
“Newport, Rhode Island, that breeding place–that stud farm, so to speak–of aristocracy; aristocracy of the American type.” — Mark Twain Newport.
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The Victorian Magic of Madrona Manor
Tucked minutes away from the heart of urbane downtown Healdsburg lies Madrona Manor, the enchantingly romantic and historic inn that
London: By Royal Appointment
Who says you need a tiara to live like a royal? Sure…royalty may be to London, as Wall Street is
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Once safely (and royally) ensconced in my accommodations at The Goring, I set off to explore a few more of
Romance in Sonoma: A Perfect Proposition
So you’re thinking of getting engaged? After years of first dates, torrid affairs, one-night stands, false romantic starts and broken
The Barlow Beckons: Celebrate ‘The Best of Sonoma’
Did someone say ‘weekend shopping expedition’? Because if so, there is a new mecca in Sonoma County that is just
The Contemporary Style of Berlin
Selbstverständlich. It may seem a difficult word on its face but its translation couldn’t be simpler. It is a German
Rollin’ on a L.A. River
Life is filled with defining moments and few weeks ago I had one of my own as I stared down
Lasseter Family Winery: French Style, California Savvy
In Sonoma, a good story pairs really well with a great bottle of wine – two things with which Glen
Escape to Coronado: 48 Hours on San Diego’s Treasure Island
By Duane Wells Fantastical sunsets. Gondola rides along spectacular canals. Picture-perfect beaches. Old-fashioned ice cream parlors. Bacon Bloody Marys. No
Remembering Normandy: Let Us Never Forget
By Duane Wells For years I honestly didn’t understand the difference between Memorial Day and Veteran’s Day. The fact that
Solace at Sonoma Coast Villa
By Duane Wells Oasis. That is the first word that comes to mind upon approaching the delightfully secluded Sonoma Coast
In Pictures: Savor Sonoma 2013
In Sonoma Valley there is much to savor. A bucolic landscape and dirt roads that harken back to simpler times.
Let’s Glamp! Urban Camping Comes to DTLA
I’ve never been a big fan of camping. In fact, I’ve never quite gotten the whole idea of “roughing it,”
In Pictures: Beaver Creek Food and Wine 2013
There was skiing…there were great convivial dinners…and there was wine and cocktails aplenty. Beaver Creek Food and Wine 2013 lived