Perched up on a hill with commanding harbour views the award-winning boutique property, Camden Harbour Inn puts a fresh, updated spin on Maine accommodations while preserving the beloved personable service and homey atmosphere. Owned and managed by partners and Dutch natives, Raymond Brunyanszki and Oscar Verest, the 18-suite hotel features a thoughtful blend [...]
May 12, 2011
Not in France but wish I was
I was supposed to be in the South of France this week. Namely, Sant Tropez. Alas, circumstances and responsibilities led me to cancel the trip. C’est la vie, indeed. Luckily I still have the internet and glorious imagery to transport me, somewhat. As you can imagine, my [...]
May 1, 2011
Yay it’s May!
And, I’m thrilled to showcase some of my latest book, England’s Hideaways’, most recent press clippings. The first is in the current issue of Martha Stewart Living, the second is in April’s Veranda Magazine and the third is from Metrosource LA.
Don’t delay, order a copy for Mum’s Day, today!
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Adventure travel for Two in so very many cool spots
Dear Faithful Readers,
For those looking to do ‘something different‘ on their next vacation or who are searching for something that will stick out in their travel log as a truly memorable experience, why not try an Adventure Trip?
After all, those hours logged at the gym should [...]
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April 18, 2011
All over Jolly Old
Strapped for a gift for Kate and Wills or more likely, your Mom for Mother’s Day?
Look no further than, my latest book, ENGLAND’S HIDEAWAYS, shot by the very talented, Englishman, Tim Clinch, which is now in stores or available online everywhere they sell quality books (natch).
I am planning a roster [...]
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April 9th 2011
Chiang Mai, Thailand
I have been dreaming of visiting the Four Seasons Chiang Mai ever since I first came upon it doing hotel research for a story ages ago. Its signature landscape, treetop-style bungalow-meets-pagoda design and just overall exoticness has stayed with me over many subsequent years of hotel research. Thus, when the opportunity [...]
April 9, 2011
Singapore
I just spent 24 hours in Singapore visiting my brother Bud. Although it was a blink of a visit, I was still able to draw a positive impression of the city. (A rarity, since most of my snap judgements lean toward the less-than-impressed). With Singapore, I liked the city right off the [...]
Battling the Jet Lag
Recently I’ve flown two long haul flights from New York. Lucky for me, they’ve been more or less direct. The first was to Cape Town, South Africa and the second to Hong Kong. I’ll admit there was a fairly large difference between the two flights given the first one I was pleasantly [...]
Checking out Curacao
February 23-26, 2011
Having been wonderfully labeled a Caribbean Expert due to my extensive travels for my second book, Caribbean Hideaways, I feel it only just that I have visited every island in the Caribbean. Alas, it isn’t quite true. While I’ve certainly been to the majority – 22 islands in total, there [...]


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