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Portland: winter travel portland oregon to albuquerque new mexico
Utah does a very good job clearing snow off its interstate highways. But, a wise driver still watches the weather forecast. See More
Costa Rica: Driving in Costa Rica?
Regarding flying inside CR: last summer we flew American Airlines on day 1 expecting to fly on Nature Air to Puerto Jimenez on day 2. AA could not get us out of SLC to make our connection in Miami, so it cost us money to reschedule Nature Air. Departing, AA was also... See More
Portland: Weekend trip to Portland
There is a wine district in the hills above Dundee, about 30 miles south of Portland, called Dundee Hills Estate. The principal grape is pinot noir. Expect to pay a tasting fee of 10 to 15 dollars. The "bronze... See More
Hanoi: Best free things to do in Hanoi?
Don't forget the monument to John McCain's capture on the causeway on Trúc Bạch Lake. See More
San Francisco: Good value convenient location Hotel reservation
If you have a veteran connection, check the Marines' Memorial Club & Hotel on Sutter, around the block from Union Square. See More
Hawaii: Affordable and nice place to stay for 2 months?
Try Keauhou-Kona Surf/Racquet, down Ali'i Drive. U did not tell us what "affordable" meant. Also, just try VRBO.com. I see a few houses available. See More
South Africa: Last minute trip to Cape Town/south Africa- safety and transportation?
Don't forget to go out to Stellenbosch, east of CT, to visit the winery district. See More
Where have you had the best (or most atmospheric) coffee?
At Cafe´du Monde at Jackson Square in New Orleans, the coffee comes with a dash of "what's taking you so long to drink a cafe´ au lait of middling quality" from the other waiting tourists. See More
Provo: Best free things to do in Provo?
If you have a car, take the highway loop around Mount Timpanogos. This time of year there is brilliant fall color. Stop at Sundance Ski Resort for a bite to eat. Take I-15 north to Utah hiway 92, go past Alpine into the canyon where there is a small charge if you... See More
Was there ever a time you used a country's language and it backfired?
Well Pilgrim, I understand that "protectif" at the french hardware store refers not to shellac or varnish, but to condom. Also, in Oslo, the word for "trousers" is also easily confused with "condom". See More
