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When it comes to rooms with dreamy views, these boozers should sail right to the top of any self-respecting UK seaside staycation bucket list...

The mural spans across two walls on the patio of the inn and features a waterfall and large lettering that says

“ I do love nothing as much as you.” ~William Shakespeare Two years ago as COVID-19 was moving through our beautiful part of the world, it also brought on numerous cases of “wedding bell blues,” for couples who wanted to marry in 2020. Some...

Highway 1 is closed from just north of San Simeon to Ragged Point. Big Sur restaurants and hotels say road closures over the years have put pressure on business.

The Friends of Windjammer Days met recently to hear committee reports. Mark Gimbel talked about the partnership with Tall Ships of America and the Tall Ships Festival being held June 25-27. Windjammer Days follow, June 27-July 3. “This (Tall Ships...

My wife and I are cautiously breaking out of a COVID-19 funk. Now fully-vaccinated and with a number of Californians either fully or on their way to being fully-vaccinated, we’re thinking we can resume more routine travel, even though we plan to keep continue pandemic precautions. Hence, we have spent recent weeks wondering and plotting where we can camp with our little trailer in uncrowded spaces. We haven’t spent much time on the Big Sur coast south of Monterey in several years and had...

As a commuter, I was always captivated by the tranquil landscape of the Hawkesbury River on the otherwise monotonous train journey between the Central Coast and Sydney. For 13 blissful minutes, the busy urban streets and graffiti-covered buildings along the train line were replaced by an almost otherworldly scene unfolding outside the window.  Mobile phone reception waned, causing a literal and metaphorical disconnection as the train snaked its way along the gentle, glass-like river, which...

MIDCOAST — A total of 96 businesses in Lincoln County received aid money from the Maine Tourism, Hospitality & Retail Recovery Grant program.  Funding for the program originated from the federal Coronavirus Relief Fund with funding being provided to the first 2,500 approved applications from eligible tourism, hospitality and retail businesses in the industries of accommodation and food services; breweries; wineries; distilleries; retail trade; arts; entertainment; and recreation.  Applic...