The Romance of the Lower Connecticut River Valley Of all the New England states, I’ve probably spent the least amount of time in Connecticut. I suppose I’ve always unfairly imagined the entire state to be an extension of the traffic backups and urban sprawl that plague the stretch of I-95 near New York City. It’s… Read More
I’ve always believed you have to visit a place several times in order to know it well. A good example is Portland, Maine, that state’s largest city. Like any vibrant urban place, it’s constantly evolving and reinventing itself. These days, Portland is at once a working port, a magnet for shoppers, foodies and craft beer… Read More
My love affair with cowboy country began in 1993, when I traveled to Cheyenne, Wyo., to attend Cheyenne Frontier Days. I had heard it was a rodeo and Western festival of epic proportions, and it did not disappoint. In fact, it was life changing. For this New England girl, the rodeo scene was an enthralling… Read More
Set at the end of a winding, gravel road in the foothills of southern Vermont’s Green Mountains, Windham Hill Inn flawlessly combines the rustic charm of authentic 19th century farm buildings with the sophistication and elegance of a small European hotel. The result is a one-of-a-kind property that offers its guests innovative gourmet cuisine, personalized service,… Read More
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