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June 2007
B&Bs
“A home away from home” is probably the best description of bed and breakfast accommodations. In most cases, a bed and breakfast really is home to someone who has chosen to share it on a fee-per-night basis. Size, character and location of a home are usually factors that suggest a bed and breakfast […]
Walking Big Mac
Walking across Big Mac, the Mackinac Bridge linking Michigan’s two peninsulas, is sure to quality as one of Michigan’s most unique travel attractions. Officials planned the first bridge walk as part of the official dedication ceremonies for the bridge in June of 1958. The response was so overwhelmingly positive that the Bridge Authority […]
Indianapolis, Part II
It occurs to me that it would be sacrilege for any treatment of Indy to omit mention of perhaps its loudest claim to fame—the Indianapolis 500. Actually Indianapolis is home to the two largest one-day sporting events in the world, the biggest Formula One race and the National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) U.S. […]
Indianapolis
A scant three hours or so south is one of my favorite cities—Indianapolis, pride of the Hoosier State and the bustling, fast-paced crossroads of America. Its “crossroads” status is accurate since a web of Interstate highways crisscross the city, and 11 airlines offer flights to nearly 40 destinations daily. What’s more, Indy is […]