New York – Lower Manhattan
Michael and I had the opportunity to visit New York recently to attend Alt Summit, and were fortunate to spend our time almost exclusively in lower … Continue reading New York – Lower Manhattan
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Provincetown, MA – 6.13
A couple of weeks ago Michael & I enjoyed an all too quick getaway to one of our favorite New England towns, Provincetown. We discovered the … Continue reading Provincetown, MA – 6.13
Charlottesville, VA
Ever since my quick visit to the Clifton Inn last summer on my way to North Carolina, I’ve been trying to coordinate a trip for Michael, … Continue reading Charlottesville, VA
New York, NY
There are few big cities in the US that do christmas as well as New York, so when Meredith needed to make a trip to the city fora shoot, we did the natural thing and made a Map & Menu weekend of it. In just over 36 hours, we covered a lot of ground, ate at some amazing restaurants, did some shopping, visited friends and family, and simply had a wonderful time. Continue reading New York, NY
Asheville, NC
Asheville is a city that we’ve been wanting to explore from the get-go with Map & Menu. Meredith and I had both visited what was back … Continue reading Asheville, NC
Northern Berkshire County, MA
It was on our return trip from the gorgeous mountains and fun towns of Northern Berkshire County last March, that Meredith and I came up with … Continue reading Northern Berkshire County, MA
Ludlow, VT
It was with great excitement that Michael and I packed up the Mini Cooper a few weeks ago for a weekend road trip to Ludlow, Vermont … Continue reading Ludlow, VT
Provence, France
I realize that this might be an incredibly bold statement, but I’m just going to go with it – Provence is my favorite place in the … Continue reading Provence, France
Paris, France
The croissants. The food. The wine. The macarons. The history, buildings, hotels, parks, streets, fashion, shopping, and people. Paris, je t’aime.
Looking back, our trip to France, and the four days we spent in Paris, seem like such a blur now, but just a few weeks ago, surrounded by all there was to see, and do, and eat, it felt like we could just stay forever, lost in the cafe-clad streets, accordion renditions of Edith Piaf’s La Vie en rose wafting through the air with the smell of fresh croissants. Continue reading Paris, France