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Diamond in the Dunes

by Andy Durst
For people living in the Pacific Northwest, enjoying a winter golf getaway traditionally means trading the wet and cold for the comfortable confines of such warm-weather golfing havens as the Central California Coast, Phoenix or even Hawaii. But before you surf your way to...
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Going Wild

Going Wild

11/1/2009
The summer crowds have migrated back to the cities, leaving 100 miles of central California coast wide open for curious Oregonians who are looking for adventure. This stretch of coast features awesome beauty and animal exhibitions straight ...
The Legend of Pumpkin Ridge

The Legend of Pumpkin Ridge

9/1/2009
Word of mouth is one thing, but seeing is believing. And when the golfing world got a load of Pumpkin Ridge during prestigious, nationally televised championship events, the reputation of the rolling, rural layout just outside of Portland...
Dinner with a View

Dinner with a View

9/1/2009
"There's just something about a train," says John Signor, the conductor of the Shasta Sunset Dinner Train of McCloud, Calif.
San Francisco Through the Lens

San Francisco Through the Lens

9/1/2009
San Francisco is one of the great cities on the planet to visit with a camera, just full of natural wonders, cultural icons, international events, interesting people and more.
Bagnaia, Italy

Bagnaia, Italy

7/1/2009
It lies atop a hill about 60 miles north of Rome where a gentleman-cardinal built a garden in the 16th century. His architects created it from water and stone, green leaves and vine. But the result is more than the sum of its parts.
Art in the Pearl of Portland

Art in the Pearl of Portland

7/1/2009
Portland's Art in the Pearl is one pearl of an art show it seems.
Catching a Wave in an Ocean of Desert

Catching a Wave in an Ocean of Desert

5/1/2009
So there I was, standing with about 30 other hikers, jammed into a room in a one-story government building in southern Utah.
Great Destinations for Gardens

Great Destinations for Gardens

3/1/2009
Despite our latitude, one of the fabulous things about the Pacific Northwest is the mild climate, a gift of the Pacific Ocean we border. Inspired plant lovers have taken advantage of this easygoing weather to create fabulous gardens with...
Joan of Arc

Joan of Arc

1/1/2009
The tiny village of Domremy is a piece of medieval eye candy, a 15th-century brooch of gray walls and russet roofs pinned to the pastoral folds of eastern France.
Tippling on Ireland's Whiskey Trail

Tippling on Ireland's Whiskey Trail

11/1/2008
Those plump little cherubs smiling rapturously from the depths of dark Baroque paintings have reason to be happy, I thought as I listened to tour guide Niall Stewart expound on "the angels' share," a term used to describe the amount of...
China Reaches for Five Stars

China Reaches for Five Stars

8/29/2008
You are lounging in a warm plunge pool in the garden of a private villa while listening to The Goldberg Variations. Your robe and slippers are on the floor where you dropped them, right near the giant, pillow-mounded platform bed.
Grace Bay, Turks and Caicos

Grace Bay, Turks and Caicos

7/1/2008
Legendary rocker Keith Richards was out of uniform. No dangling cigarette, no wailing guitar, no stormy look. As a matter of fact, he was grinning. And scratching the tummy of a shaggy black munchkin of a dog.
Take a Dip in Eastern Oregon's Hot Lake Desert Springs

Take a Dip in Eastern Oregon's Hot Lake Desert Springs

5/1/2008
The mineral-rich springs of a boiling lake in the eastern Oregon desert once soothed dissent between American Indian tribes who brought their injured and sick for healing.
Set Sail for the Oregon Coast

Set Sail for the Oregon Coast

3/1/2008
The 363-mile rugged Oregon coast is one of the world's most spectacular parks because it is all public land, owned by the people of Oregon.
New generation of travel Web sites

New generation of travel Web sites

3/1/2008
Sure, you can go online to one of the biggies like Orbitz, Expedia and Travelocity for hotel, rental car and airfare. But there's a whole new collection of Web sites for savvy travelers.
Everybody Likes to Laugh

Everybody Likes to Laugh

1/1/2008
"Everybody likes to laugh," says Mundek Clement-Stein. At the Funny Bone in Boise, Idaho, Clement-Stein can be seen regularly performing his stand-up acts. In addition, the 20-year-old travels to other comedy clubs about 20 weekends a year.
European Vacation Rentals

European Vacation Rentals

1/1/2008
When done right, a European vacation rental can be a revelation of new sights, opportunities and lifestyles.
Puglia: Italy's Heel Has It All

Puglia: Italy's Heel Has It All

1/1/2008
Puglia has some of the brightest seas, most diverse art and architecture, most mouthwatering peasant cuisine and kindest people in all of Italy — including strangers who will go out of their way to lead you to one after another...
A Monument to Wealth and Passion

A Monument to Wealth and Passion

8/1/2007
A castle is rising south of this small resort town that promises to be Napa Valley's most lavish tourist draw. Or a vintner's fortune-busting folly.
A Northwest Kingdom of Fun

A Northwest Kingdom of Fun

8/1/2007
When you visit Oregon, there are certain things you should see, such as the Coast, Crater Lake, Multnomah Falls, Mount Hood and — some people would swear — at least one McMenamins.
Walking the Path of the Eagle

Walking the Path of the Eagle

8/1/2007
Few tourist attractions at the Grand Canyon have generated as much hype as the Skywalk, the mammoth glass-bottomed deck that extends 70 feet past the rim of the Grand Canyon and offers breathtaking views 4,000 feet over the canyon floor.
Off the tourist trail

Off the tourist trail

8/1/2007
Early pioneers may have had to hitch up a horse and buggy to go for an evening stroll, but visitors to historic Jacksonville have options galore, from a trolley ride through history to a futuristic Segway tour.
Railroading Through Scandinavia

Railroading Through Scandinavia

6/1/2007
Nowhere on the planet is the railroad such a viable basis of travel as in Europe. The speed, efficiency, and pleasure of travel by train in Europe makes this option attractive. An American whose only rail experience is Amtrak will be...
Cruising the River Seine in Paris

Cruising the River Seine in Paris

6/1/2007
The waterways of any large city have historically been the lifeblood to commerce and transportation, and the Seine River in Paris is no different.
Napa's passion for wine

Napa's passion for wine

4/1/2007
When I think of the California passion for creating good Cabernet wine, it almost equals the earlier California effort to find gold. Though many adventurers were drawn to California in search of gold nuggets during the 1848 Gold Rush, some ...
Islands in the Sun

Islands in the Sun

4/1/2007
If you are like most Pacific Northwest residents, you wouldn't trade our region for anyplace in the world. But let's face it; there are times when it is distinctly necessary to get away to some exotic locale. The question is where.
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