I’m bringing back webcam of the week since this is one of the coolest ones I’ve ever seen. It’s a live feed from a safari lodge in Kenya and every time I log on there’s animals feeding.
Product of the Week: BarkCode
October 23, 2012 by Leave a Comment
If you travel with your dog you will definitely want to get one of these scan-able dog tags ($15.95) as they use the latest mobile technology to recover your pet. If your pet wanders off all a stranger has to do is scan the QR code and it will list all the dog’s pertinent information [...]
Video of the Week: Walking across America with their dogs
October 2, 2012 by
Here’s an inspiring story of a couple walking across the United States with their two dogs. Kait and John Seyal and their dogs Max & Grace are beginning their journey in Delaware and ending up in California. They are walking to promote pet therapy and animal rescue. Along the way, they are stopping at hospitals, [...]
Lexington, Kentucky – The Southern Starting Line
April 27, 2012 by 3 Comments
You may feel like you’ve outdone the staycation thing as we continue down the road of tightening the belt buckle in the U.S. There are other options. After you tally up the expenses of getting into overpriced theme parks, paying for gas to get there and feeding the troops $7 hot dogs, other vacation choices [...]
Lexington, Kentucky — Horses
April 27, 2012 by 1 Comment
Three Chimney’s Farm If you love horses, farms or the incredibly interesting business of horse racing and breeding, Three Chimney’s Farm is a fascinating place to spend some time learning the process rearing and raising superior race horses. This is the home farm of the renowned Seattle Slew, the only horse to win the triple [...]
Lexington, Kentucky — The Races
April 27, 2012 by 1 Comment
Keeneland Keeneland Race Course ties together the heart, soul and guts of Lexington. This is a not-for-profit course where the horses, bourbon and people converge into a big day out. Horse racing is exciting to begin with, but being in Kentucky, let alone Lexington, raises the fun to a whole new level. From the general [...]
Lexington, Kentucky — Shaker Village
April 27, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill Only 25 miles outside of Lexington, a stay at Shaker Village is the antidote to a stressed out citified life. Though the Shakers are no longer in existence, they left behind a legacy of tranquility and simplicity. As I often do while traveling, I went for a run the morning [...]
Lexington, Kentucky – Food
April 27, 2012 by 3 Comments
Food Like many places in the South, Lexington has had its food specialties influenced through the years by what the land has to offer. Buying local produce is a consistent theme that runs through many menus you’ll find in the area — and the quality and freshness are evident. Wallace Station is no ordinary deli. [...]
