My Itchy Travel Feet | The Baby Boomer's Guide To Travel

September 2010

Explore the International Tennis Hall of Fame (and Newport Too)

September 28, 2010

Baby boomers cruising through New England on a fall RV vacation adventure, should put Newport, Rhode Island and the International Tennis Hall of Fame on their itinerary. In today’s guest post, Joe Laing of El Monte RV Rentals, tells us why. While there are dozens of fascinating reasons to visit Newport, any tennis-loving boomer will [...]

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Saturday’s scene: Autumn’s Reflection at Oxbow Bend

September 25, 2010

On an early October visit to Grand Teton National Park, Alan and I joined a crowd of photographers to capture the fall colors reflecting in the water at Oxbow Bend. Jackson Vacations

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Cruise Adventure with InnerSea Discoveries

September 23, 2010

Baby boomers who crave adventure will find all that and more on an InnerSea Discoveries cruise in Alaska’s Inside Passage. The hiking, kayaking, wildlife viewing and photographic opportunities live up to the company’s tag-line—Indulge Your Adventurous Side. When InnerSea Discoveries invited us to sail on their un-cruise to experience the active excursions that will be [...]

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Luxury on the Farm in Sonoma’s Wine Country

September 20, 2010

Are you looking for luxury accommodations in Sonoma’s wine country? There’s no shortage of upscale boutique hotels and resorts in one of California’s prime wine destinations. But, baby boomers driving by The Farmhouse Inn and Restaurant in Forestville might dismiss the understated farm to table property as not luxurious enough. Stop! Don’t drive another mile [...]

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Saturday’s scene: Into Alaska’s Mist

September 18, 2010

Hikers motor across Alaska’s Thomas Bay to begin one of the advanced hikes offered by the adventure cruise line, InnerSea Discoveries. Later, Alan and I boarded a skiff for a more moderate baby boomer hiking choice. Ketchikan Vacations

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