Steep Ravine cabins: Tired of hotels with electricity, heat, and indoor plumbing?
Peter Crosby Let me tell you about Mount Tamalpais State Park in Marin County, California.
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What to do in Ithaca New York other than getting drunk, stoned, or a college degree.
Ithaca puts two bastions of radical, anti-establishment, and progressive thought on Cayuga Lake, the middle finger of the Finger Lakes.
Guerneville, CA: Get away from everything (including cell coverage).
Not every vacation we plan is to an exotic destination. Sometimes, we just want to go someplace close and quiet.
Seattle: It’s not always rainy, miserable, and bleak (or so they tell me).
Seattle is famous for its horrible weather, so it’s no surprise that I don’t live there and never will.
Napa Valley: Where classy people overpay to get plastered.
The Napa Valley is full of beautiful places to get stinking drunk.
Santa Cruz California: It’s as close as NorCal comes to having a real beach.
NorCal is nothing like SoCal, despite what Hollywood movies would have you believe.
Clearwater Beach: Where the sand’s as white as the people who go there.
A tropical paradise that makes visitors forget their troubles, worries, and fashion sense.
Yosemite California: Nature at its most naturiest.
Famed nature photographer Ansel Adams first gazed upon Yosemite and said, “I’m gonna need a bigger format camera.”
Redding California: It’s close to a lot of other, better places to visit.
A famous architect designed a bridge in Reading and that was enough reason to go there.
Hawaii, The Big Island: Probably not the Hawaii you’re thinking of.
It came as a shock when our plane touched down in the Proterozoic Era.
San Antonio, Texas: A “river walks” through it. (Get it?)
It’s the name of a famous movie, and there’s a riverwalk here, and…oh, never mind.
New Orleans, Louisiana: Hey, who got their Europe in our America?
Lacking only washing machine-sized cars and a staunch refusal to shower, New Orleans could almost pass for Rome or Paris.
