Lobster Ravioli. Need I say more? (Well, if I do need to say more, I do recommend their clam and sea bass chowders!)

Route 66

The Chahles Rivah...

Can't beat this location in the summer, whether you are walking, sailing or biking.

Love it.

Few experiences in life are more exciting than seeing this company in person. While they have great performances all year long it's probably The Nutcracker for which they're best known.

super close drive from the city, but feels like a whole nother world.

i like this

Beatiful picture!
Make me want to go visit this place.

Portsmouth is a regular on the lists of "Best Places to Live" and sits at the mouth of the Piscataqua River, a river that separates New Hampshire from Maine. An east coast "must" on my list.

Would like info on travel to Burlington, VT. Good for long weekend? What's to-do?

This beauty is in the high country off Tioga Road and is very accessible. People that come to Yosemite and only see the Sequoia trees and The Valley are depriving themselves by not driving up Tioga Road. Fishing is good in this lake...caught many brookies and bows.

See if you can catch one of these beams of light.

like a miracle!

just get there...

Believe it or not, some people get so wigged out by driving this bridge that they actually have drivers who will drive your car across for you! And you thought your drive to work was rough!

This volcano has an interesting connection to Hollywood. In 1929 it was almost dynamited by a film studio to create an avalanche for a scene in a movie. It was only because of the protests of local residents that it was protected.

So that photo is actually SP Crater, which is a few miles NW of Sunset Crater. Still very cool - and completely undeveloped. A perfect cinder cone - and you can hike to the top and into the crater, which you can't do at Sunset.

The photo is really SP Crater, which is a few miles NW of Sunset. I like SP better anyway - you can hike to the top and into the crater, which is prohibited at Sunset. And the lava flow is awesome.

memories of my childhood

It's a relative newcomer to the NYC thrift shop scene but it's probably the best one in town. Carrying almost exclusively vintage items from clothing to furniture, this place prices everything very, very fairly, and you can pretty much always find a treasure here. My favorite thing to pick up here It's a relative newcomer to the NYC thrift shop scene but it's probably the best one in town. Carrying almost exclusively vintage items from clothing to furniture, this place prices everything very, very fairly, and you can pretty much always find a treasure here. My favorite thing to pick up here are auction catalogs which they always have in large supply. Great sales on books, too! Whatever you do, just don't miss it!… see moresee less

Mesa Verde National Park is a U.S. National Park created in 1906 by President Theodore Roosevelt in order to protect some of the best-preserved cliff dwellings in the world. Inscribed in 1978, it is one of the 21 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the United States.

Get a great facial from the steam

Almost made it hear last year...

Love it.

I've been there but always in winter when the driving snow obscured the view of the canyon. I want to go again.

I pray that I get fit enuf to trek here

I just stood at the edge in awe but next time I go, I really wanna camp at the base of the canyon. Heard it's a great experience.