Jane Cassie Articles
Escaping the Snow in Scenic Santa Fe, New Mexico, USAA West Coast couple makes an attempt to escape the cold weather for a few Santa Fe rays. This New Mexico destination at 7,000 feet boasts 300 days of annual sunshine and only 14 inches of precipitation. What were the odds they’d be rained on, let alone see snow?
Making Tracks to Whistler – British Columbia, CanadaWhistler is definitely the
place for making tracks and though Jane Cassie doess’t plan on cruising from
heavenly peaks, she does manage the task in another
way – by getting there and back on The Whistler Mountaineer.
Jane Cassie enjoys descending these slopes when led by the Director of Skiing, the acclaimed Olympian and recently appointed Canadian Senator, Nancy Greene.
An Up Close and Personal View of Whistler – British Columbia, CanadaThe journey took Jane Cassie a frigid forty-five
minutes and in spite of all the shivering, the end result was worth
every chilly second.
Jane Cassie agrees with George Sterling's description of San Francisco, as "The cool, grey city of love".
From Prey to Predator – Vernon, British Colombia, CanadaBrent and Jane Cassie try swinging a few clubs at Predator Ridge in British Columbia's Okanagan. After playing the 18 heavenly holes, they evolve with a new found confidence.
Gal-livanting Victoria – British Columbia, CanadaEvery year, Jane Cassie escapes with two of her best buds for a weekend of gal-palling. This year, they discover that British Colombia's colonial capital of Victoria, is the next best place to jol
Fairytale Reality on Aitutaki, Cook Islands – Aitutaki, Cook IslandsJane Cassie relaxes on the fairytale-like treasure island of Akitua.
Traipsing The Hot Spots Of Kuala Terengganu – MalaysiaTraipsing The Hot Spots Of Kuala Terengganu
Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia
Market shopping
Where the heck is Kuala Terengganu, you ask? Although it took me only a few hours to get my bearings in this quintessentially Malaysian fishing town, I still have yet to say it correctly. With or without the proper pronunciation, though, it’s well worth the visit.
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