Free to roam at last! Seeking luxury, sanity, scenery, and pivotal moments
Free to roam at last! Seeking luxury, sanity, scenery, and pivotal moments
Day 188 ushered in the first day of obvious color change among the Aspen leaves in Vail. Change is in the air and the leaves are doing their thing with color! Just imagine green, yellow, orange, pink and red as far as your eyes can see. That is our incredible reality right now. Even more …
On day 181 of the Nowhere To Be Project I lunched at The Rose in Edwards, Colorado. The Rose is located at 97 Main Street West (suite 102B) in Edwards, Colorado. This was my second visit to the quaint café, both being at lunchtime. On my first visit I sat outside on the small patio. …
On day 170 of the Nowhere To Be Project I enjoyed a little bit of heaven in my hometown. This ethereal feeling wasn’t found through visiting old friends, or family or even my favorite haunts. The joy was created by a Pubsub. If you’re from the south, you’ve no doubt delighted in a Pubsub as …
Day 137 of the Nowhere To Be Project was all about burgers (not the first time and sure won’t be the last:). Legend has it that the hamburger was created in Hamburg, Germany when ground beef was mixed with garlic and onions and served in an open-faced sandwich. This may be the case, but as …
Day 136 of the Nowhere To Be Project is dedicated to a review of Mountain Standard restaurant. Mountain Standard has been around for a couple of years and quickly made its mark in Vail Village. It is owned by the same proprietors that made Sweet Basil Vail’s go-to fine dining option. The restaurant boasts a …
On day 135 of the Nowhere To Be Project, Vail, Colorado (my chosen hometown) was bestowed with the elusive title of “sustainable destination”. This is quite an honor considering that no other mountain resorts in the world have the right to carry the moniker. Exciting, I know, but what does it really mean? We’ve all …
I was in the air on day 31 of the Nowhere To Be Project. Flying just isn’t fun anymore. The flights are always overbooked. There are too many people and far too many bags in a stifled space. I thought I was mentally prepared though with a good book in hand. I planned on four …
Day 21 of the Nowhere To Be Project was focused on organizing my upcoming travels. If you’ve read my blog before, you know that I absolutely live to travel. So, tomorrow I’m going to Denver for an overnight. The following week I’ll be in Florida for a wedding. At the end of April I’m heading …
Day 11 of the Nowhere To Be Project was spent skiing on Vail Mountain. I’ve been skiing since I was two years old and learned how to do it on this very hill. I can remember a time when pretty much any black run was appealing to me. That time has most certainly passed. I …
As children, we’re taught that rainbows bring good fortune in the form of luck and pots of gold. Today I learned that this is not the case in Maui. Here, rainbows bring upgrades. This realization came after spotting one of the most beautifully vivid rainbows while on a shuttle to our resort. It was so …