Protect Your Bubble Offers Top Golf Destinations Abroad this Fall

Posted in Mountain Vacation on Nov 6th, 2012 | 0 comments

ATLANTA, Ga. (PRWEB) October 31, 2012

Golf enthusiasts can perfect their swing outside of the local country club. Protect Your Bubble has identified five great golf destinations outside of the U.S. for a great golf-centric and cultural getaway.

1.????County Kerry, Ireland This relaxing golf getaway offers great views from each of its four courses. The Ballybunion, Killarney, Waterville and Tralee provide an exceptional tourist experience and atmosphere. Golfers enjoy affordable fees, stellar seafood and a pint Guinness to celebrate a great round.

2.????Los Cabos, Mexico Aside from the gorgeous weather year round, Los Cabos boasts a wonderful golf experience. Gaze out at the Sea of Cort?s while enjoying a few rounds. If some of the fellow travelers arent too keen on golf, the white, sandy beaches and deep sea fishing provide a nice escape for everyone.

3.????Les Bordes, France The large course is one of the most esteemed in all of France. The gorgeous property boasts true French style with its island greens and beautiful forest surrounding the course. In addition to the course, guests will enjoy spa facilities in the course club and the convenience of Paris about 100 miles away.

4.????Asagiri Country Club, Japan Elegant simplicity abounds at this course, nestled at the foothills of Mount Fuji. The picturesque setting of one of the worlds most famous mountains offers more than just a great place for golf. Many consider it to be a peaceful oasis.

No matter the golf destination, vacation protection is a great way to cover trip emergencies, cancellations and interruptions. Protect Your Bubble travel protection gives travelers peace of mind, starting at $ 14 per trip. Visit us.protectyourbubble.com for a quick quote.

About Protect Your Bubble

Protect Your Bubble is a specialty insurance brand, offering insurance for gadgets, pets and

travel – all for todays modern consumer.

????Gadget – Smartphone and tablet insurance covers loss, theft and water damage and consumers will receive a replacement device in 24 hours. Home gadget warranties provide coverage for mechanical breakdown and accidental damage for laptops, game consoles and cameras as well as mechanical breakdown for appliances, televisions, desktop computers, home theater systems and more.
????Travel – Plans provide a variety of coverage for single and multi-trip options including cancellation, interruption, medical/dental, baggage, rental car and much more like 24/7 emergency services including, consult a doctor, roadside assistance, restaurant reservations and even set up tee times through their concierge services.
????Pet – Plans provide up to 90 percent reimbursement for covered vet charges for eligible accidents, illnesses, hereditary conditions and behavioral treatments and alternative therapies. They allow owners to visit any licensed vet in the country. Additionally, annual deductible options start at $ 100 which only need to be met once per plan year.
Headquartered in Atlanta, Protect Your Bubble is available online, via mobile app or phone, allowing consumers to understand, buy and, most importantly, protect what enriches their lives. Find Protect Your Bubble USA on Facebook or Twitter (@PYBUSA) or visit http://www.protectyourbubble.com for more information or to get a two-minute quote today.

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Is this good..answer honestly.?

Posted in Rocky Mountain Summer Vacations on Oct 19th, 2012 | 10 comments

Question by Jojo: Is this good..answer honestly.?
This is an idea I had for a story I was hoping to write..nothing serious, I’m not looking to try to get it published, or anything serious.
This is also just the beginning, so not everything is completely explained, just tell me if it’s a OK start please?, Thanks!!!

I opened the trailer door, butterflies flapping about in my stomach. Mom wouldn’t be done her shift for another hour, and I had just enough time to sneak out. I had with me my small sketchbook, and pencil. I had been planning this night for awhile, just me, my pencil, sketchpad, and the moonlight. After all, It was the last day of summer vacation. I broke into a run, the crisp mountain air nipping at my bare ankles. The distant rocky mountains were faintly illuminated by the glowing full moon. I set out to my favorite place, out by small the lake near our trailer.. I always felt so relaxed, out there. It was a place to clear my head, and forget about everything. I pulled out my sketchbook and flipped though the first 20 or so pages, all filled with sketches and paintings of horses. Finally I came across a smooth blank page. My pencil glided across the page, as though it was being moved by an invisible force. Mountains began to form, then I started to draw the night sky. When I drew, it felt like I was slipping into a dream.
Drawing helped take my mind off of Dad, and Claire. I sure missed them.

The sound of thundering hoofbeats jolted me back to reality. I quickly stood up, holding my sketchbook tightly against my chest. I scanned my surroundings. I peered across the lake to see the refection of huge black stallion in the water. As I looked closer, I could see that his ribs were showing, and he had burs in his flowing black mane. But the sight was still breathtaking, he seemed so majestic and free. He gazing back at me with piercing eyes. He then reared, whinnied, and galloped off.

I couldn’t believe what I had just witnessed. It seemed so surreal, he was so beautiful, almost magical. A real horse, and not just a horse, a wild stallion, I was sure of it. Claire would have loved to see this. I glanced down at my watch. 10 minutes to 11! I raced back to the trailer as fast as my legs could carry me. Mom would be home in less then 10 minutes! I stumbled up the steps to the beat up trailer.

It was all mom could afford, ever since dad had run off with his new girlfriend, Taking my twin sister with him. As much as we did fight, boy, I sure missed her. But I did prefer this place to the designer condo where we used to live. Everything was so much more free out here, and no matter how nice our old place was, it was still in the stuffy old city. But living out here did have it’s drawbacks, like Mom having to waitress every waking moment to support the two of us and pay the rent on this trailer. But what I hated the most was how I couldn’t ride anymore. See before Dad left, we had quite a bit of money, living in the penthouse, and me and Claire, being able to ride twice a week at a prestigious barn. Seems great huh? But when Dad got a business deal in Dubai, he and Mom had a huge argument, and that was pretty much the end of Mr and Mrs. Blackmoor, not to say that Dad wasn’t cheating already. Which also mean’t no more horses for me. And for Claire, well she decided to spend the summer with Dad.

“Hon, i’m home,and I have some big news, Mom called excitedly.

“What is it,?” I asked?

“Well, Claire is coming home tomorrow,!” she was practically jumping up and down.

I couldn’t believe it! I hadn’t seen her since the end of the school year, and couldn’t believe that she was coming here. We had kept in touch through email, but I couldn’t wait to see her for real.

“Well, I didn’t want her to start the school year halfway across the world, and Rick thinks he can just separate you for the whole summer and don’t even get me started on how he-.”I cut her off

“So we’re going to be starting school together,!” I exclaimed. At least I would have a friend to start 10th grade with. I couldn’t wait to see her! After all, we had been apart for nearly 3 months. I could tell her about the mysterious black stallion, and show her around town.

“Ive missed her so much,” Mom said, on the brink of tears as she came over and gave me a bone crushing hug.

Thats it so far…

Please, if you don’t like it tell me why. I want all the constructive criticism I can get.

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So Cute! Curious squirrel up close. RT if you like this pic! http://t.co/XJLslw7R #redgage #photography

Posted in Canadian Rocky Mountains on Oct 7th, 2012 | 0 comments

So Cute! Curious squirrel up close. RT if you like this pic! http://t.co/XJLslw7R #redgage #photography – by _PhotoFun (Photo Fun)

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Traveling to Telluride, Colorado, One of the Ski Worlds Best Kept Secrets, Just got Easier this Winter; New Airline will Offer Low Cost Service from Phoenix and Oakland

Posted in Ski Vacations In Colorado on Oct 6th, 2012 | 0 comments

Telluride, Colorado (PRWEB) September 27, 2012

Telluride, Colorado is one of the ski worlds best kept secrets. Remotely situated in this mountain valley, the historic town of Telluride is stashed in the highest concentration of 14,000ft peaks in North America. The majestic San Juan Mountains are home to some of ski countrys most humbling and unchartered terrain, making Telluride the perfect oasis to chase world-class powder. With more than 300 inches of snow each year and over 300 days of sunshine, Telluride is simply unlike any other destination on earth.

The Telluride Montrose Regional Air Organization announced the long-awaited news this week. Allegiant Air will offer bi-weekly flights this winter to and from the Montrose Regional Airport and Phoenix, Arizona and Oakland, California. Flights begin December 15th and will conclude by April 3.

Enjoy some the steepest terrain in the west, quiet slopes (with no lift lines) or cruise the mountains 1700 skiable acres, Telluride offers something for everyone. For ski experts and adrenaline junkies, The Plunge is famous for its technical and challenging descent, while See Forever offers unparalleled views of the San Juan range, and the Galloping Goose provides beginners with 4.6 miles of open terrain to explore. This 2012-2013 winter ski season, Telluride is proud welcome back the FIS VISA World Cup events in both mens and womens Snowboardcross. Come watch athletes from around the world compete in our backyard!

With its renowned apr?s ski scene, it is no wonder that Telluride has been ranked #2 Conde Nastes Best Place to Ski and Stay in 2009 and 2010, #10 in SKI Magazines Reader Survey 2010-11, #1 Most Charming in SKI Magazines Reader Survey 2010-11, and Visitors Choice Favorite Nightlife 2010.

Not a ski fanatic? No worries! There is more to do in Telluride than just ski. The colorful town of Telluride is just eight blocks wide and twelve blocks long, but is packed with historic landmarks, museum and art galleries. An exclusive and luxurious escape, Telluride offers award winning restaurants, superior shopping and lively nightlife. The towns free scenic gondola serves as the hub of the resort, connecting the town of Telluride with the neighboring Mountain Village, home to more luxurious accommodations and fine dining. Enjoy ice skating in Tellurides iconic Town Park, Nordic skiing on the Valley Floor, a guided snowmobile tour with incredible views, Snowshoeing, sleigh rides, and world-class therapeutic spa treatments are just some of the other experiences that winter in Telluride has to offer.

Start planning a ski trip to paradise… today! Get 6th night free during the holidays or 5th night free during the rest of the winter ski season on your lodging when you book by 9/30/12. Call (877) 507-9695. Like Telluride’s Facebook Fan Page and follow Twitter for up-to-date events, photos, videos, contests, exclusive lodging specials and more.

About Telluride.com

Telluride.com is owned and operated by Telluride Alpine Lodging – the longest-standing, locally-owned and operated lodging company in the Telluride region. Offering a wide selection of hotel rooms, vacation homes and condominium rentals in both Telluride & Mountain Village, Telluride.com is the only place to look to find the perfect Telluride vacation rental.

Media Contact:

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(970) 728-3388, ext. 155

Hart(at)Telluride(dot)com

@hartwellskis

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INCREDIBLY tall trees. RT if you like this pic http://t.co/S2TWUrWE #redgage #pic

Posted in Canadian Rocky Mountains on Oct 3rd, 2012 | 0 comments

INCREDIBLY tall trees. RT if you like this pic http://t.co/S2TWUrWE #redgage #pic – by ChantalPhotoPix (Chantal PhotoPix)

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