Hit the Road: Author travels the globe for book about the ‘lady saints’
It was a 620-year-old thumb-under-glass that sent lifelong Catholic and Pasadena resident Mary Lea Carroll on her quest.
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Get acquainted with Chula Vista Harbor (did you know it had one?) during the free HarborFest, Aug. 17 at Bayside Park.
Hit the Road: In Idyllwild, challenging times for ‘island in the sky’
The last year has been, shall we say, a challenge for the residents of Idyllwild, a mountain village in the San Jacinto Mountains about two
Hit the Road: More travel products!
Here are some of the newest products designed to make travels tastier, safer and a whole lot easier.
Hit the Road: A lot of history in one day in Arizona
Visiting central Arizona can be a lesson in contrasting civilizations, both in time and culture.
Hit the Road: Arizona ‘city’ ahead of its time
We can’t see the skyline of Arcosanti from the road or even from the parking lot. We find the best view is from a trail
Hit the Road: Best hand-held travel guides to explore the world
Online apps, guides and information have become great resources for travelers everywhere, but sometimes cellphone connections or Wi-Fi just aren’t available. That’s when old-fashioned maps
Hit the Road: Mead growing in popularity and styles
My laptop doesn’t recognize the word “meadery.” Neither does my friend, Donna, who with her partner, Scott, are hosting us for a few days in
Hit the Road: Female trail porters, ship captains achieve Herculean tasks
If you’ve ever been unlucky enough to be stuck in Terminal 1 at San Diego International Airport where it’s often standing room only, you probably
Hit the Road: Bevy of blooms just a car ride away
People from all over the world come to see the thousands of Tecolote ranunculus blooming at the Flower Fields at Carlsbad Ranch.
