Cherry Dip Cottage, nestled on the Schoodic Peninsula, offers a serene getaway with its picturesque location on a tidal cove leading to the West Bay. Set on a generous 1.5-acre lot, the cottage boasts over 250 feet of private shoreline, complete with a staircase for easy water access. Nature enthusiasts will revel in the abundant […]
Dyer Bay Farm in Steuben, Maine, is a delightful blend of sustainable farming and warm hospitality. Run by the friendly farmers Dave and Ida, the farm is known for its grass-fed Scottish Highlander cows, offering some of the finest beef around. Their commitment to organic farming extends to producing farm-fresh eggs and a variety of […]
Who in South Florida hadn’t seen a concert, powerboat race or just partied here on a boat at Miami Marine Stadium. “The first time I played it, I fell in love with it. How could you not. You’re on a floating stage surrounded by people in boats and those incredible sunsets. It […]
With the laid-back tropical setting of Old Town Key West, you would expect a good time to be had by all. The 12th Key West Film Festival included features, shorts, documentaries, along with numerous special events and theme parties. The loss of Jimmy Buffett hung over this gathering as famed author Jimmy Buffett Buffett’s brother-in-law […]
From Fort Kent, Maine to Key West, Florida, Route 1 traverses 2,390 miles of some of the most historically important and culturally rich areas of the United States. This video is a birthday celebration for Route 1 – now 97 years old- showcasing the diversity of places you can find along the way. Every state […]
On Season 3, Episode 8 of The Sopranos, “He Is Risen”, includes the Sopranos’s Thanksgiving dinner. In this epeisode, dinner plans end up pivoting because of Tony Soprano and Ralph Cifaretto’s inability to deal with their own emotions. This results in petty behavior from the both of them, eventually getting Ralph uninvited from the Sopranos’s […]
Being a marketing executive at three major movie studios and attending film festivals all over the world, there is one that will always be my favorite. The Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival (FLIFF) began 38 years ago by president and CEO Gregory Von Hausch. He and his dedicated team of patrons, donors, sponsors, jury, audiences, […]
Famous for the building with the shark diving into the roof, this one stop surf and skate shop is family owned since 1978. The best part is that they are located a block from the beach and the pier Awesome surf and skate camps are blast for all ages. Truly one of the best surf […]
There are many Pickleball Courts in New Jersey. Here are 8 of them that are on and along Route 1. Click on the Trip Stops to see all the details, and the pictures of each of these Pickleball Courts: Overpeck Tennis & Pickleball Courts Weehawken Recreation Pickleball North Arlington Pickleball Courts Brunswick Hills Tennis Center […]
The Albert J. Vitale Building was built in 1901 to house the Providence County Savings Bank. Designed in the Neoclassical style, the building featured a flat roof, elaborate detailing, and a façade adorned in white marble and brick. The architecture of the Albert J. Vitale Building draws inspiration from the “White City” of the 1893 […]
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