Archive for Category: "Adventure Travel & Sports"
Window Seat or Aisle Seat: Warm-Weather Winter Vacations
Did you know that today is National Escape day? In honor of this January day, why not plan a winter escape from the cold? Kerri Zane’s Window Seat or Aisle Seat column has advice and deals for planning your first vacation of the year. Winter can be the perfect time for a mental health holiday. [...]
Travel Tip: Chartering a Boat
It’s high season in the Caribbean and if you’re like me, you’re dreaming of sailing off into the sunset. And guess what? Charting a boat is an attainable dream, if you plan properly. First determine your level of expertise. For insurance purposes, most charter companies will test your sailing skills and request a sailing resume [...]
Fantasy Baseball Camp: Training Like a Yankee, Part 7
Contributor Roy Berger’s Yankees’ Fantasy baseball camp adventures are drawing to a close. See what lessons he learned on and off the field and if he plans on suiting up again next year. Saturday was final day of 2012 Yankee Winter Fantasy Camp and with the league play now concluded all that remains is the [...]
Fantasy Baseball Camp: Training Like a Yankee, Part 6
Contributor Roy Berger had a streak of good luck at Yankees’ Fantasy baseball camp, but will his success continue in the last two games? Check back for the conclusion to Berger’s adventures. Apparently the key to a winning streak is to know when to say when. Unfortunately, our team never heard of it. A very [...]
Fantasy Baseball Camp: Training Like a Yankee, Part 5
Contributor Roy Berger might not be on a winning streak at Yankees’ fantasy baseball camp, but every game is a new start. Check back to see if his luck has changed. I’ve been playing organized baseball since I was a 10-year-old in 1962. For some reason I remember my very first team and uniform, [...]
Travel Tip: Adaptable Skiing Resources
Winter sports don’t have to be off limits to those with mobility issues. In fact, there are more opportunities than ever to participate in adaptive sports. The key is tracking down an organization that facilitates the process. In California, an organization called Disabled Sports Eastern Sierra works with both kids and veterans to provide adaptive sports [...]
Video Travel Tip: Best Way to See the Egyptian Pyramids
It should be no surprise that the Pyramids of Giza are on most people’s bucket lists. But do you know the best way to go about seeing them? Correspondent Alyssa Caverley explains how to visit the pyramids to get the most out of this one-in-a-lifetime experience. Check out the video to see the pyramids in [...]
Fantasy Baseball Camp: Training Like a Yankee, Part 4
Contributor Roy Berger might not be on the winning team at Yankees’ baseball camp, but he’s finding new ways to have fun refining his game and hanging with Yankee legends. Check back tomorrow to see if the losing streak continues. Mama said there would be weeks like this. When I met our team at [...]
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