When I heard there was a cave in Westmoreland worthy of a visit, I seriously wondered. After all, I've been in caves before... so WTF?

"Ital" is a term used in Rastafarian culture and refers to their plant-based diet, which is free from processed foods, refined sugars, additives, and artificial substances.  Purists will tell you that the variety of foods on a plate should represent the colors gold, green, and red, as foods containing those colors offer a balanced variety of nutrients. Coincidentally, those are also the colors represented on the Rastafarian flag. 

Not sure about you, but when I think of Colorado, I always think of white powder... as in ski slopes and chalets. But there's so much more to Colorado than winter frivolities!

April Fools' Day, celebrated in many parts of the world, has a long and somewhat mysterious history. While its exact origins remain unverified and unclear, there are several theories about how the tradition of pranking and hoaxes began.

Seven Mile Beach in Negril, Jamaica, is one of the most famous and beautiful beaches in the Caribbean. Stretching along the western coast of the island, offering soft white sand, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and breathtaking sunsets. Lucky visitors may even get treated to a green flash.

Why a Travel Agent is the Best Choice for a Cannabis-Friendly Vacation- and why not every travel agent is the best choice for y-o-u.

Ok. I am the first to admit that I fall in total love with the places I visit. 

You know the place. THAT place. Maybe it's a special place from when you were a kid. Maybe it's the vacation spot where you caught your first fish. Or that special place where you'd go with your grandparents. 

Sometimes, all you need is right where you are- as is the case with Blue Skies Beach Resort, in Negril. 

The cave had been stuffy. Much, much hotter than I expected... and humid. Terribly humid. It actually was almost smothering to this unexpecting soul. And so I skipped the last pool, which fed into the cave system from the small pond nearby. Ahead, I saw sunlight- And we climbed our way towards it. 

Only thing worse than saying goodbye and wondering if you'll ever see someone again is to say goodbye, knowing you won't. And so is the case with Marley. 

What is the point of travel if not to discover the pureness, the soul... the heart of a destination? What is the purpose of going someplace beautiful, pure, exotic, rugged- whatever your paradise is, and not taking that one step further and immersing yourself and trying to understand why people tough it out centuries after centuries to live in that country. I mean, we know it as a great place to visit. But culturally, what makes that place tick?