I returned a few days ago from running two bicycle tours in Provence. I have to say the area is really special for bike touring. In fact, my co-guide Giovanni, who runs our Italian tours and is ardently pro-Italian whether … Continue reading
Zephyr Blog
- Argentina (2)
- Beer (3)
- Biking (18)
- Blogger Conferences (3)
- Burgundy (2)
- Business of Adventure Travel (12)
- Camp rollerblade (1)
- Chile (4)
- Colorado (6)
- Family (4)
- Food (6)
- Food, Wine, Beer (3)
- France (7)
- General News (2)
- Germany (2)
- Hiking (16)
- Hiking & Trekking (1)
- Idaho (3)
- Inline Skating (9)
- Italy (7)
- Kilimanjaro (4)
- Lake Tahoe (1)
- Mosel Valley (3)
- Multisport (7)
- Netherlands (1)
- Patagonia (1)
- Personal Stories (1)
- Personal Stories (3)
- Peru (7)
- Private Trips (2)
- Provence (5)
- Puglia (2)
- Safari (1)
- Self-Guided Travel (1)
- Snowboarding (1)
- Sonoma (2)
- South Africa (4)
- Spain (3)
- Tanzania (6)
- Tibet (4)
- Trekking (15)
- Tuscany (2)
- Umbria (4)
- Wine (13)
- Yellowstone (3)
Biking, Food, and Wine in Provence
May 12, 2011
By: Allan
Posted In: Biking / Food / France / Provence / Wine
I Love Europe
May 9, 2010
By: Allan
I love Europe. I often think I probably should have been born a European rather than an American. It is not that I don’t love the United States but just that I seem to fit better into the European style … Continue reading
Posted In: Food / Italy
Provence, Volcanoes, and Travel Insurance
April 23, 2010
By: Allan
I am sitting in my hotel room in Avignon, listening to the sounds of an accordion player trying to make a living and watching locals and tourists alike stroll through the ancient streets of this stupendous town. Provence is wonderful … Continue reading
Posted In: Biking / Food / France / Provence / Wine
Judging the Firestone Chef Challenge
January 15, 2010
By: Allan
Two posts about food in one week? Unheard of for me but true with this post. Some of you might know we have co-organized the Wine Bloggers Conference for two years and in 2010 also will be co-organizing the International … Continue reading
Posted In: Food / Peru / Trekking / Wine
The Food in France
January 10, 2010
By: Allan
Even if you have never traveled to France, you probably have heard all about the food. I am not talking about our elected leaders’ attempt to rename French Fries as Freedom Fries but instead about the amazing cuisine the French … Continue reading
Posted In: Biking / Burgundy / Food / France
Burgundy & Paris Multisport
June 18, 2006
By: Allan
Pinot noir, chocolate crepes, and escargot.Notre dame, the EiffelTower, and the Musée d’Orsay.Biking through vineyards, skating on canal tow paths, and hiking to a hillside church.There is so much happening on our Burgundy and Paris Multisport Adventure it is hard … Continue reading
Tags: Biking, Burgundy, France, Hiking, Multisport, Paris, skating
Posted In: Burgundy / Food / France / Multisport / Wine