As the air chills and the last signs of summer fade, Halloween becomes a focal point for many. Some houses are decorated with mums, bales of hay and pumpkins, while others have spooky decorations that may send chills down your spine.
Fall is upon us and I have updated my list of favorite travel tips and ideas to make your next trip more organized, easier to plan and maybe even more fun!
Years ago when I was a teen, my sister and I camped out in the backseat of our parents Chevy Impala with Barbie dolls for her and a journal for me as we made a road trip to Williamsburg, Virginia.
The region has been described as an all-year playground for those who love to sail, hike, bike, horseback ride, fish, ski, tour wineries, shop, and visit historic museums.
There are many words that come to mind when one thinks of Texas.. Lone Star, Cowboys, Oil and Big are just a few. Now add AMAZING and AWESOME to the top of that list!
Theres something inherently magical about the culture and landscape - a land of people that appear to have mastered the art of preservation in an era that gladly welcomes its demise.
During the off-seasons, it is a quiet retreat, complete with fine dining, historical touches, boutique shopping, an array of accommodations, and nature in abundance.
Lisa Woodruff, founder and CEO of Organize 365
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Warm summer air…ocean breezes…late evening sunsets…twilight conversations out on the front steps. These are the lazy days of summer. After a harsh winter, they...