Masinagudi is one of our top picks for a weekend getaway from Bangalore. And children will love it. Located between the wildlife parks of Masinagudi and Bandipur, it is an excellent place to spot wildlife. So if you are into trekking, bird watching, safaris, elephant rides and nature walks, then Masinagudi is a great choice. The drive from Bangalore is about 5 to 6 hours and the roads are pretty good for the most part. More information and details on stay options at www.whitesky.in.
Oklahoma Getaway RiverOfLove.com These romantic cabins are secluded and perfect for those romantic getaways, or special occasion celebrations such as birthdays, anniversaries, or honeymoon cabin getaways. Located just 2 hours South of Oklahoma City. Area attractions include WinStar Casino, Lake Murray, and Dust 2 Dust ATV track and trails.
(RT) — December 31, 2010 Located just a short drive southeast of Rome — lies the region of Castelli Romani or “Roman Castles” — an area made up of 17 towns that are scattered along the Alban Hills and historically known as the weekend getaway spot for the “rich and famous”. From Roman emperors such as Nero and Titus to noblemen. To wealthy Roman families such as the Orsini and Chigi family. To the Pope whose summer residence in Castel Gondolfo overlooks Lake Albano. This charmed area has seen it all… and continues to be enjoyed as a refuge for those wanting to escape the Capitol and surround themselves with what remains from ancient history. Such as villas, grand palaces, gardens, ancient ruins including the world-renowned Tusculum Villas. But the most important stop is the hillside town of “Frascati” that has lent its name to a wide selection of Frascati DOC white wines that can be enjoyed in a “timeless environment.” To tell us more about the region and the health benefits of its delicate white wine is Roberto Rotelli from the Casale Mattia winery…. Reporting for Rome Today, Araceli “Sally” — ITALY Special Thanks to: Strada dei Vini dei Castelli Romani www.stradadeivinideicastelliromani.it Italian Ministry of Agricultural, Food and Forestry Policies www.trueitalianfood.it Rome Chamber of Commerce www.romaincampagna.it
Have you ever wondered how the food we eat is produced? Have you ever thought if the food you are eating is just a bunch of chemicals put together or is naturally produced? It is not just about being aware of the ecosystem but getting closer to the nature, experiencing it and being a part of it. This organic farm, Green acres is a place I would personally recommend to each and everyone with a soft corner of nature! Excellent outdoor camping site, you can also try out farming. But let me warn you, this is not so called “fun camping”. Here you have tents as they are suppose to be and not with air conditioner fixed! And yes if you are interested in trying your hand in farming, be ready to get to soiled and sweaty! But staying here is not just about farming. The feeling of having a star studded clear sky above you when you fall asleep literally counting the stars is beyond explanation! But what I loved the most was waking up in morning with the sound of birds chirping and cool breeze caressing you. Or was it a ride on tractor? Or the visit to village? I am still undecided on what I enjoyed the most! You won’t get a three course meal here but the food provided here is simple and made from organically grown vegetables and crops. And believe me it was out of the world. all of us ate almost double our capacity! You can go for various activities as well. Rock climbing, nature walks, bird watching, star-gazing are few which will interest you for sure. The company of Simba, the dog …
Summer weekend getaways in Ontario are one of my favourite things. And they are even better when you can enjoy the serenity of the country less than an hour from home. On July 16, 2010 I drove about 45 minutes northwest of Toronto, into the Caledon Region, also known as the Hills of Headwaters area. My first stop was at the historic Millcroft Inn in the picturesque village of Alton, a former knitting mill from 1881 that has been turned into an upscale hotel and spa. General Manager Steve Yates showed me around this impressive property after a nice breakfast in the glass enclosed alcove that overlooks the magnificent waterfall. Continuing with the historic theme I then visited another signature destination in Alton: the Alton Mill — which came into being as the Beaver Knitting Mill in 1881, also produced longjohns for WWI soldiers and later become a rubber factory in 1935. The Western Rubber Company even manufactured condoms for Canadian servicemen during World War II. After it was shut down in 1982 the mill became vacant and fell into disrepair until local entrepreneurs Jeremy and Jordan Grant purchased it in 1990 and lovingly restored it back to life over many years. Today the Alton Mill houses 20 studios with more than 30 artists, a café, various event venues for all sorts of special events as well as the Turbine Room Heritage Exhibit with machinery and artifacts from the late 19th and early 20th century. During the late afternoon I headed to the picturesque …
The fairies say: “It’s time to move”. For some of you it means moving homes, but for most of you it is moving your body. Maybe a vacation or a weekend get away, or just physical moving. Because now it’s time for the stuck energy to move again and to bring it into flow, you have to move your body. Let yourself inspire from the fairies, what kind of movement you need right now. Have a joyful week, everyone! Special Offer (until end of May) Book an Angel Reading and get a free 30 minute Atlantean Healing™ session Sign up here: www.wisdomandmagic.net Angel Readings, Angel Healing, Workshops & more: www.wisdomandmagic.net Connect with Christina on Facebook and stay posted on what is going on www.facebook.com
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