Known around town as the Food Chick, Julia Rosenfeld spent 14 years as the dining reviewer and culinary editor for San Antonio magazine, was the local Zagat guide editor, an adjunct writing instructor at the Culinary Institute of America in San Antonio. She’s also authored two cookbooks, the latest called San Antonio Cooks, which features … Read more
It’s a spooktacular relaunch of the Unscaled podcast as we chat with Robert James Anthony, owner, and operator of RJA Ghost Tours out of San Antonio, Texas. In this episode, Robert shares the best-haunted locations in San Antonio, a bit of the haunted history of The Menger Hotel, and what makes San Antonio a great … Read more
Las Vegas is well known for its thriving nightlife and ostentatious architecture, but during the holiday season, it also has plenty to offer in terms of Christmas light displays and events. Visitors soon find themselves overcome with the festive atmosphere of twinkling displays found throughout the city. This event features festive ice rinks and decorations, … Read more
Las Vegas is filled with things to do and experiences that don’t necessarily have to come at a cost. With so much happening around town for no money down, there is something for everyone in Sin City without spending a single dime. Yes, there are certain costs like parking (after all, nothing is “free” in … Read more
If you’re looking to expand your horizons and jump-start your adrenaline on your next visit to Las Vegas, nothing can get the blood pumping quite like a zipline adventure. We’ve done the homework and gathered together a list of the top zipline experiences in Las Vegas. Most visitors probably wouldn’t even consider looking for an … Read more
Looking for an unforgettable travel experience? Nevada is home to over 600 abandoned mining areas and spectacular ghost towns, which vastly outnumber the actual populated towns and cities in the state. During the 19th century, an abundance of silver and gold deposits around Nevada made it ripe for boom and bust camps. Most of these … Read more
As a travel writer, I have the honor of writing for national publications about beautiful places worldwide. Below is an excerpt with a link to the full story on the publication’s website, respectively. “As the lanes on Highway 290 narrow from four to two, you pay less attention to the radio and more to the … Read more
As a travel writer, I have the honor of writing for national publications about beautiful places worldwide. Below is an excerpt with a link to the full story on the publication’s website, respectively. “Longhorn Cavern State Park is located in the beautiful Hill Country of Texas, about fifty miles west of Austin. The park offers opportunities … Read more
As a travel writer, I have the honor of writing for national publications about beautiful places worldwide. Below is an excerpt with a link to the full story on the publication’s website, respectively. “Las Vegas is known as the “Entertainment Capital of the World” for its high-profile shows, engaging museums, and outdoor adventures you can have away from … Read more
As a travel writer, I have the honor of writing for national publications about beautiful places worldwide. Below is an excerpt with a link to the full story on the publication’s website, respectively. “Taking a scenic Texas road trip is an unforgettable experience. There’s a feeling of endless possibility that comes from being in such an expansive … Read more
As a travel writer, I have the honor of writing for national publications about beautiful places worldwide. Below is an excerpt with a link to the full story on the publication’s website, respectively. “Texas is a giant state covering roughly 268,581 square miles of arid desert, perfectly textured mountains, emerald green plains, and beautiful rolling … Read more
As a travel writer, I have the honor of writing for national publications about beautiful places worldwide. Below is an excerpt with a link to the full story on the publication’s website, respectively. “This year, instead of that last-minute Mother’s Day card and grocery store flowers, how about celebrating mom for all that she is … Read more
As a travel writer, I have the honor of writing for national publications about beautiful places worldwide. Below is an excerpt with a link to the full story on the publication’s website, respectively. “In less than five years Las Vegas has transformed from an “anything-goes” gambling and drinking haven to a bonafide “anything-goes” gambling, drinking, and sports … Read more
On July 16, 1945, just before sunrise over two years of relentless work at secret installations across the United States came to fruition. The sands of the Jornada del Muerto desert in New Mexico were scorched by the first successful atomic bomb test that shook up the world and plunged humanity into the Atomic Age. … Read more
Located in the heart of downtown Las Vegas, The Mob Museum offers the opportunity to revisit the colorful and infamous stories and larger-than-life figures that helped shape the landscape of organized crime throughout the United States and the part that Las Vegas played in the grand scheme of this shadowy world. But this isn’t just … Read more
The “town too tough to die” should be on every history fans’ bucket list.
Just west of Las Vegas, the Red Rock Canyon Scenic Drive offers visitors the chance to experience sweeping landscapes, numerous hiking trails, rocking climbing, and biking.
The glow first appeared in bullet wounds and bayonet lacerations. It didn’t surface in every soldier, or in every cut, but doctors noticed that those who did show signs of the glow fared better to treatment than those who didn’t. That was all it took for soldiers and doctors alike to give it a name: … Read more
I like to travel to places I find interesting, fully believing that not every trip needs to be an Instagrammable mountain pose followed by copy-and-pasted inspirational quote. When I get to these places, I like to kick back and enjoy a good cocktail. But not just any cocktail. An Old Fashioned. In fact, fair or … Read more
Several British soldiers were knocking at the door. There were five or six of them, they were hungry and demanding food. The Revolutionary War had finally come to Elbert County, Georgia, but little did the Red Coats know that they were knocking on the door of Nancy Hart, the one local Native American tribes had … Read more
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