The Lost Coast
 
     The day had finally arrived to ride the Lost Coast. Immediately upon being stationed back in Northern California I traded in my BMW RT 1100 for a 2008 KLR 650. What better route for an inaugural ride? After many years of “hotel” touring I was transitioning back to my “pack it light, freeze [...]

Now that the new year has begun, the big question is: what do I do with all of these gift cards? No doubt that this past Christmas consumers were more eager to give gift cards than actual gifts in regards to the declining status of the economy.  Instead of scouring the mall for hours, fighting [...]

Perhaps you have heard the saying, big things come in small packages? However this is also true for generators. Any time you don’t want to spend big money on an emergency backup device, then don’t. If all you want is to be able to get your morning cup of coffee, then turn on your laptop [...]

 

When we first arrived we were surprised that this place even existed! Trail’s End Resort and Marina™ (http://www.teresort.com) is carved out of a 70-acre spread of land that borders a state wildlife refuge with a ranger station nearby. The entire landscape is dotted with private ponds and woods to explore. Not the dense saplings and [...]

The crying needs for successful and enjoyable holiday travel – getting to the destination, and providing some entertaining distraction along the way – are now answered with the help of heaven-sent, handy GPS-based navigation systems. Whether you are traveling cross-country or taking a quick weekend trip, having a GPS device will make your journey easier, [...]

Tractor trailers are the backbone of the United States commercial industry. If there are no tractor trailers on the road then manufacturing numbers and shipping numbers have declined drastically. Tractor trailers transport goods from point to point across the country. They travel in the middle of the day, in the morning and in the middle [...]