Archive for the ‘Travel’ Category

Adventures in Gettysburg

Adventures in Gettysburg
School’s out, history’s in! By Blair Johnson As the Director of Sales here at Bucks and Montgomery Living Magazine, I get to meet many local people and see their businesses (and hear their stories!). Like so many others, my family had to tighten our vacation budget and seek “staycations” close...
August 5th, 2010 | Travel | Read More

Sailing Local

Sailing Local
The adventure starts when Captain Frank pipes you aboard. By Beth D’Addono An old sailing tradition that predates the U.S. Navy, the blowing of the bosun’s pipe is the start of an overnight adventure between Baltimore and the historic town of Rock Hall on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. The trip...
July 1st, 2010 | Travel | Read More

Staycation Vacation

Making the best of summer at home. By Blair Johnson As the Director of Sales at Bucks and Montgomery Living Magazine, I have the privilege of meeting many locals, see their businesses and hearing their stories! Like so many others, my family has had to tighten our vacation budget and seek “staycations”...
June 7th, 2010 | Travel | Read More

Atlantic City

Atlantic City
Eats on the cheap. By Beth D’Addono Everybody goes to Atlantic City hungry—for excitement, some time in the sun and for the hopeful, that big win at the slots or tables. But whether you hit the jackpot, or not, you’ve still gotta eat. AC has plenty of places to refuel on the cheap, local faves...
May 5th, 2010 | Travel | Read More

Four Great Winter Getaways

Four Great Winter Getaways
Four options to get you thinking snow. Beth D’Addono A cold weather getaway is the antidote for the winter blahs. And if you don’t get much snow at home, choosing a destination that’s bathed in white gives the whole family the chance to learn winter sports like skiing, snowshoeing, ice skating...
January 7th, 2010 | Travel | Read More

Cape May for the Holidays

Cape May for the Holidays
A town for all seasons. By Beth D’Addono A beach destination in the summer and a lovely spot in fall, when the crowds have all gone home, Cape May doesn’t take a holiday once the temperatures start to dip. Winter is a magical time to visit this Victorian gem, when the town is wrapped in a cloak of...
December 4th, 2009 | Travel | Read More

Travel Haus

Travel Haus
A voyage fit for a queen & king. By Alina Makhnovetsky Wouldn’t it be grand if someone whisked you away for a women’s weekend getaway, in London, filled your mornings with shopping excursions and sight seeing, afternoons with high tea and evenings with theatre outings? Typically, unless...
November 1st, 2009 | Travel | Read More

South Jersey Weekend

South Jersey Weekend
A fresh place for unforgettable family fun. By Beth D’Addono If your definition of a weekend in New Jersey is limited to a trip to the Jersey shore, you’re missing the boat. There is a treasure trove of family attractions, historic sites, great restaurants and scenic beauty located along the Delaware...
November 1st, 2009 | Travel | Read More

Brandywine Valley

Brandywine Valley
Discovering the natural beauty of Chester County. By Beth D’Addono “Never have I appreciated nature as I have in this place—I have enthused over Colorado’s mountains and Arizona’s deserts. I have been profoundly impressed by the great canyons with their torrents and falls, but never have I...
September 1st, 2009 | Travel | Read More

Alexandria

An ideal weekend getaway. By Beth D’Addono If you visit Alexandria thinking it makes a good home base for excursions to Washington D.C., just across the Potomac, you’d be right. It only takes 20 minutes on the Metro to get to the hustle and bustle of the nation’s capitol. The problem is, once you...
July 7th, 2009 | Travel | Read More