by Amy Angelilli | Sep 14, 2015 | Blog
As a gateway to the Rockies, Denver provides endless road trip possibilities. However, some destinations get a lot more attention than others. Sure you could go see the summertime wildflowers in Crested Butte or Steamboat Springs. You could attend a music festival in...
by Amy Angelilli | Sep 2, 2015 | Blog
When I was in college, I opened an American Express card to collect travel points to supplement frequent flier miles. For twenty years I dabbled in points/miles collection and enjoyed a free flight from time to time. In 2012, two things happened which raised my travel...
by Amy Angelilli | Aug 18, 2015 | Blog
There are two kinds of coasts in Oregon – the southern one that’s wild, remote and hours away from Portland, and the northern one that only feels remote but is easily a day trip from the city. Last month I had the opportunity to visit the sliver of the northern...
by Amy Angelilli | Aug 11, 2015 | Blog
Authentic: true to one’s own personality, spirit, or character — Merriam Webster Dictionary Last month, close to 3,000 people descended upon Portland, Oregon to participate in the fifth annual World Domination Summit (WDS) – a tongue-in-cheek way of...
by Amy Angelilli | Jul 29, 2015 | Blog
Click here for Part 1 (San Francisco to Ft. Bragg). … As you head north from Glass Beach, leaving Ft. Bragg behind, the road continues to hug the coast through the fishing town of Westport. However, Highway 1 then becomes narrow and twists up over coastal mountains...
by Amy Angelilli | Jul 24, 2015 | Blog
I used to listen to The Lost Coast – an enchanting song penned by local Philadelphia band, Grey Eye Glances, in my tiny little row house in South Philadelphia. Erie coastal images filled my head and I wondered if one day I’d get to this mythical Lost Coast – an...
