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Janet Groene's credits and bio
Janet Groene is a professional travelwriter, author of more than 25 books and thousands of magazine and newspaper features. She blogs at six sites on travel, travel food, family travel, RV and camping, yachting and cruising.
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JULY 4-7, QUINCY, California. It’s time to plan your travel to the High Sierra Music Festival with its unique scenery and one-of-a-kind artist close-up “playshops”. Fill your days with live music, craft brews, fine food and hanging out with artists such as Jim James and his band, Karl Denson, Greensky Bluegrass and The Polish Ambassador. The Family Village for kids offers daily parades and a swimming pool.
FEBRUARY 1-10, SARANAC LAKE, New York. One of the nation’s great winter carnivals sparkles through ten days of skiing, an ice palace, contests, a parade, scavenger hunt, skating, chocolate, parties, mixers, church dinners and crafts sales. There’s fun for all ages in the beautiful Adirondacks north of Albany and west of Burlington, Vermont.
NOW THRU JANUARY 7, BALTIMORE, Maryland. The annual Wise Avenue Volunteer Fire Company Train Garden is a beloved tradition. It’s a different model train setup each year, so don’t miss this year’s fabulous display. Admission is only $1. The experience is priceless for kids of all ages
FEBRUARY 2-10, CAMDEN, Maine. Winterfest celebrates the beauty of snow with snow sculpture contests, ice carving competition, a polar bear plunge, freestyle skating competition, and, most exciting of all, the U.S. National Toboggan Championships. Your whole family will have loads of winter fun on this traditional 8-foot toboggan. Get it for Christmas.
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Be prepared for ice storms, power outages and other emergencies with the Survival Food Handbook. It's a guide to food preparedness, from provisioning a boat for a cruise to facing the next power outage at home. Only affordable, everyday supermarket staples are needed. This isn't about high-priced survival rations.
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Janet Groene's credits and bio
Janet Groene is a professional travelwriter, author of more than 25 books and thousands of magazine and newspaper features. She blogs at six sites on travel, travel food, family travel, RV and camping, yachting and cruising.
Dates below are NOT in chronological order. Scroll down, pick and choose, mark your calendar.
JULY 4-7, QUINCY, California. It’s time to plan your travel to the High Sierra Music Festival with its unique scenery and one-of-a-kind artist close-up “playshops”. Fill your days with live music, craft brews, fine food and hanging out with artists such as Jim James and his band, Karl Denson, Greensky Bluegrass and The Polish Ambassador. The Family Village for kids offers daily parades and a swimming pool.
FEBRUARY 1-10, SARANAC LAKE, New York. One of the nation’s great winter carnivals sparkles through ten days of skiing, an ice palace, contests, a parade, scavenger hunt, skating, chocolate, parties, mixers, church dinners and crafts sales. There’s fun for all ages in the beautiful Adirondacks north of Albany and west of Burlington, Vermont.
NOW THRU JANUARY 7, BALTIMORE, Maryland. The annual Wise Avenue Volunteer Fire Company Train Garden is a beloved tradition. It’s a different model train setup each year, so don’t miss this year’s fabulous display. Admission is only $1. The experience is priceless for kids of all ages
FEBRUARY 2-10, CAMDEN, Maine. Winterfest celebrates the beauty of snow with snow sculpture contests, ice carving competition, a polar bear plunge, freestyle skating competition, and, most exciting of all, the U.S. National Toboggan Championships. Your whole family will have loads of winter fun on this traditional 8-foot toboggan. Get it for Christmas.
Would you love to live and travel all year in an RV, earning a living
along the way? Winter in Florida, summer in Colorado? This book tells how http://amzn.to/29XFEkqIf you're not yet retired, be sure to get the 4th edition, which covers ways to make a living on the go.
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Be prepared for ice storms, power outages and other emergencies with the Survival Food Handbook. It's a guide to food preparedness, from provisioning a boat for a cruise to facing the next power outage at home. Only affordable, everyday supermarket staples are needed. This isn't about high-priced survival rations.
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