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Uruguay or Bust

Uruguay is my new favorite place. Particularly its eastern coast and the small fishing village of Jose Ingacio.  Skip Punta del Este and head straight to this cool bohemian yet sophisticated  town 20 miles down the coast.  Think Montauk and the drive out to the Hamptons and you can envision the scenery.  But its moreContinue reading “Uruguay or Bust”

Posted bystattripJanuary 10, 2015January 13, 2015Posted instories1 Comment on Uruguay or Bust

Mexico’s San Miguel de Allende

“People go to Florida to die but they come to SMA to live” goes an old often repeated saying amongst locals in this colorful Mexican town just 2 1/2 hours or 166 miles northwest of Mexico City with year-round eternal spring climate.  Well, it is supposed to take 2 1/2 hours but not on aContinue reading “Mexico’s San Miguel de Allende”

Posted bystattripDecember 1, 2014December 2, 2014Posted instories1 Comment on Mexico’s San Miguel de Allende

Charming Amsterdam

The Netherlands.  At once quaint and edgy, famously tolerant, and tremendously likable, Amsterdam is like no other European city except maybe Venice with even more canals.  While the Dutch capital may lack the grandeur of Paris or Rome, it more than compensates with its charm, beauty, art museums, food and flower markets as we walkedContinue reading “Charming Amsterdam”

Posted bystattripNovember 2, 2014Posted instories2 Comments on Charming Amsterdam

#PIA60

Otherwise known as Paul’s Icelandic Adventure for his 60th!  And it was a celebration to remember for a long time. Why Iceland I was asked. Why not? Because Iceland is a unique destination that offers pristine nature, breathtaking landscapes and vibrant culture in its capital city of Reykjavik. But that didn’t seem to fly forContinue reading “#PIA60”

Posted bystattripOctober 14, 2014October 14, 2014Posted instories2 Comments on #PIA60

Nova Scotia “Loop”

Nova Scotia is a land and people shaped by the cold, clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean.  Even the name meaning “New Scotland” tells of its complex and interwoven history.  When I told people I was going to Nova Scotia for a quick week on a hiking trip, they shivered and said “have fun”.  SoContinue reading “Nova Scotia “Loop””

Posted bystattripSeptember 12, 2014September 12, 2014Posted instories2 Comments on Nova Scotia “Loop”

Under the Tuscan Sun

What do you get when you bring 8 couples who love each other from Camp Aspen to Italy for a little Summer pre-game to BIKE the hills in Tuscany, EAT the freshest pasta, DRINK the local vino and SLEEP in Castles fit for kings and queens? Drum roll please… You get 16 people who loveContinue reading “Under the Tuscan Sun”

Posted bystattripJune 23, 2014Posted instories3 Comments on Under the Tuscan Sun

Pittsburgh via Warhol

With a population of 306, 211, Pittsburgh is the second largest city in the US state of Pennsylvania and also known as “steel city” with over 300 steel related businesses. Pittsburgh probably conjures up images of football and heart attack-inducing sandwiches as well but in fact the town is quirky, progressive and remarkable gay-friendly asContinue reading “Pittsburgh via Warhol”

Posted bystattripMay 31, 2014Posted instories1 Comment on Pittsburgh via Warhol

Fab In Moab

  It was a celebration of life in the land of plenty with a plethora of  beautiful ladies. It was Camp Aspen taking it on the road. Yup, the biggest group ever (17 of us!) but we needed every single one to complete the sacred circle of our shared intentions.  I haven’t been to MoabContinue reading “Fab In Moab”

Posted bystattripApril 16, 2014Posted instories3 Comments on Fab In Moab

San Miguel De Allende

Travel and Leisure Magazine just rated this beautiful town 3 hours north of Mexico City (driving fast) as the #1 destination spot in 2014.  I wonder what took me so long to experience such authenticity.  Recently listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site and almost 500 years old with its narrow cobblestone streets (leave yourContinue reading “San Miguel De Allende”

Posted bystattripFebruary 25, 2014February 27, 2014Posted instories2 Comments on San Miguel De Allende

Chiang Mai

And then were 6.  How could we possibly be so far from home and not extend the journey for  4 days in Chiang Mai, the largest and most culturally significant city in northern Thailand. Just a mere connection away from Bangkok, we checked into the lap of luxury at the Four Seasons ChiangMai and that’sContinue reading “Chiang Mai”

Posted bystattripDecember 20, 2013Posted instories2 Comments on Chiang Mai

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