Over the Martin Luther King holiday weekend we were itching to get out of the city for a few days and take things a bit slower. So, we hopped on a train and headed for the little village of Roslyn, NY, on the north shore of Long Island about an hour train ride from Manhattan....
A few posts back we shared our stay at The Historic Reed House in Manzanita, Oregon! For that post we mostly shared about the gorgeous beach home and my obsession with it, so in this second part of our little Oregon series we are sharing a bit about what we did when we finally pried...
Friends! I’m SO excited to share this one with you because these travel posts just fill me up with all the good travel feels, and I’m ready to get the endorphins flowin’. Let’s start at the beginning! A couple of weeks ago my husband defended his PhD and we were so ready for a break. We had a...
Wow! I love all these spaces. The houses looks like it’s full of charm, and isn’t one of those cookie cutter houses. Especially wonderful for kids? We’ll check it out. We love the Oregon Coast, and wouldn’t call it dreary at all. The rain, when it does come, makes everything green. Usually in the springtime the rain is light, and doesn’t stay long. We love the north Oregon Coast, especially Astoria and Cannon Beach (when Cannon Beach isn’t packed), but have always wanted to stay in Manzanita. We’ll check it out.ReplyCancel
Wonderful blog post! We have stayed at the Houses on Manzanita Beach before, can’t wait to go back there. Love the way you describe the house. It’s indeed beautifully designed and very very cozy; the best place to stay with family and/or friends and share lots of fun. Looking forward to reading your next post about Manzanita as well.ReplyCancel
Liz does an awesome job – love her places and her touch on the decoratoring. We stayed at another cool place called 3ONE8 in Manzanita – it’s a modern remodel close to the main strip of Laneda Avenue with a private back yard overlooking the golf course. Google it – you’ll find it. Liz’ houses are awesome.ReplyCancel
Living across the country from family, we generally find ourselves taking the long trip from NYC to Utah a couple times a year. And, since we have two small kids we get asked alllll the time for our tips on traveling with a little family. Because it can be crazy. And exhausting. And sometimes the...
If you follow the travel series here at the PLG, you know that we have featured several east coast landmark cities that we love to visit (Pittsburgh, NYC, Washington DC, Hershey, Atlantic City). However, there has been one gaping hole in that series that we are finally filling today: Philadelphia! We have visited Philadelphia several times...
Sounds like you had an amazing time.
If you are a regular follower of this blog or any of our social media outlets, then you might have heard us mention (like, a billion times) that both of our brothers got married a few weeks ago. One sealed the deal in our home state of Utah, but the other captured the heart of an exotic...
Glad to hear you guys had a great time. Have a great week.
If you follow along with our little travel series, you might remember that in December we spent a magical weekend in Hershey PA, visiting Hershey Park for their Candy Cane Lane Christmas festival and shoving our faces with allll the chocolate (see the post here if you missed it). I love visiting Hershey so much...
My husband’s work on his PhD here at Penn State is starting to wind down, and if you follow our little travel series, you know that we are trying to hit as many east coast landmarks as possible before we leave PA. We’ve shared a few of these little trips on the blog, visiting the...
Your kids are getting so big.
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This hotel is so beautiful!
Amazing! I’m going to have to try it!