Penny Sadler

1 month ago | hotel-scoop.com | Penny Sadler

California’s storied Pacific Coast Highway gets a lot of  press, and rightfully so, but people often miss one of the best places on PCH in their rush to get to Big Sur or Carmel…Pismo Beach. Located in San Luis Obispo County on California’s central coast, Pismo Beach is a premier surfing destination. Beyond the surf, outdoor adventure seekers will love the moderate climate,  many hiking and biking trails, as well as hot springs and water sports.

2 months ago | adventuresofacarryon.com | Penny Sadler

Let’s be honest, if you really want to discover essential England, you’ve got to get outside of London. Ask any Brit, and they will tell you the same. That’s precisely how I ended up spending about four weeks in the English countryside. Blame it on a Brit. If you’re a curious traveller ready to discover real England, the England of quaint villages, ancient abbeys, and unexpected diversions,  I recommend the A4 great west road also known as the great west way.

2 months ago | texaslifestylemag.com | Penny Sadler

ShareNorth Devon in southwest England (located within the county of Devon) is the uncrowded beach destination you’ve been dreaming of. All of the sandy beach areas are located within the North Devon Coast Natural Landscape, an area of moorlands, steep cliffs, waterfalls, and burrows. Go for some of the world’s best surfing, coastal hikes, picturesque harbor towns, and delicious fish and chips, without the crowds of nearby Cornwall and South Devon.

Jan 12, 2025 | hotel-scoop.com | Penny Sadler

Dallas is a mecca for lavish hotels, but only one can lay claim as the first luxury hotel in town: The Adolphus Hotel. This historic hotel has hosted dignitaries and celebrities, including Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip (their portrait still hangs in the lobby), the Vanderbilts, U2, Estee Lauder, and many more. Over the years, it has gained a reputation as the place for a weekend getaway, wedding, family gathering, or a business trip for those in the know… and now you know, too.

Dec 6, 2024 | wanderingeducators.com | Penny Sadler

If you were lucky enough to travel to Naples in the 18th century  and hoped to catch a glimpse of the antiquities being excavated at Herculaneum and Pompeii, you would likely have needed an invitation to one of the royal palaces of Charles VII of Naples. In 1734, eighteen year old Charles of Bourbon along with his Spanish troops journeyed to Naples at the request of King Philip V of Spain, to reclaim control of Naples from Austria.