Tennessee and Nashville

by Thursday, June 30, 2016

After the glitter of New York City, the tranquil life of Amish families in Lancaster, Pennsylvania and the sombre site of Gettysburg, also in Pennsylvania, it was time for me and my fellow-travellers on the Scenic Tours ‘Historic Trails & Southern Belles’ journey to head south. First stop, Tennessee. Tennessee is known as the ‘Volunteer State’ ...

Saffire Freycinet, Tasmania

by Thursday, June 30, 2016

Saffire Freycinet is a stunning eco-friendly, award winning hotel on Tasmania's Freycinet Peninsula, 2.5 hours drive from Hobart. It's in beautiful isolation, only surrounded by luscious greenery, mountains and the sea. If the word "isolated" scares you, then read on, as there are endless ways to embrace this hinterland. Being that Saffire Freycinet is very intimate, General Manager Justin King ...

Agrarian Kitchen

by Thursday, June 30, 2016

“Agrarian – relating to land, land tenure or the division of landed property”. Not a word we use every day, but when I was headed for Tasmania’s Derwent Valley to visit The Agrarian Kitchen, we wondered how its name came about. A visit to The Agrarian Kitchen is like stepping back in time, to when life was ...