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Travel Post Monthly

Volume 11, Issue #4 - April 2018

The Zodiac: Gourmet In-Store Dining in San Diego, California

April 2, 2018 By Travel Post Monthly

By Tiffany Brannan The muted decor is a backdrop for conversation in the third-story restaurant which overlooks the Californian lushness of San Diego. The server brings you your choice of excellent wines, exotic cocktails, beer, or unique beverages which are a teetotaler’s delight. As you ponder the choices on the menu, another server brings you a ceramic demitasse of … [Read more...] about The Zodiac: Gourmet In-Store Dining in San Diego, California

For Real Italian, Travel to Maryland

April 2, 2018 By Travel Post Monthly

By Maggie McKneely You walk into an Italian restaurant, hoping, for one delightful meal, to be transported to an overseas destination -- only, of course, to be disappointed by a typical serving of lackluster American Italian fare. Sound familiar? Fortunately, there’s a solution. Pistarro’s Ristorante in Frederick, Maryland, is the real Napoletana deal. Located just on the … [Read more...] about For Real Italian, Travel to Maryland

“Home of the World’s Worst Weather,” Mount Washington, New Hampshire

April 2, 2018 By Travel Post Monthly

By Bob Anastasio ITWPA Member With a slogan that proclaims it “Home of the World’s Worst Weather,” Mount Washington, New Hampshire has its work cut out for it. Mount Washington, elevation 6,288 feet, is the tallest mountain in the Northeast. It sits in the middle of the Presidential Mountain Range, part of the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Temperatures as low as … [Read more...] about “Home of the World’s Worst Weather,” Mount Washington, New Hampshire

Skipping the Baggage Carousel — 7 Tips on How to Pack for Carry-on Only

April 2, 2018 By Travel Post Monthly

By Lia Sansoucy Imagine skipping the line at the check-in counter, getting easily through security, and at your destination going directly from the gate to the transportation area, all without having to pay baggage fees heading out or coming home. With a bathroom counter full of products, I have struggled to travel with carry-on bags only, even for the shortest trip. As a … [Read more...] about Skipping the Baggage Carousel — 7 Tips on How to Pack for Carry-on Only

RV Honeymoon — Acadia National Park

April 2, 2018 By Travel Post Monthly

By Colleen O’Neill Mulvihill ITWPA Member When my husband and I married this past July, we wanted a honeymoon in which we could relax, tour great scenery, and -- most challenging of all -- take our three dogs with us. Now, taking three dogs anywhere can be a challenge, especially when most hotels have a maximum of two allowed, but taking our three dogs is exceptionally … [Read more...] about RV Honeymoon — Acadia National Park

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