Raquel Baldelomar

Skip to content Search for: Santa Barbara, California, Courtesy of Hotel Californian. Post Views: 127 The coastal city of Santa Barbara is affectionally called the American Riviera. Santa Barbara’s history is rooted in its origins as a Spanish mission town, evidenced by its predominant Spanish and Moorish architectural style of terracotta shingles pressed against gleaming white stucco walls and its bougainvillea-draped balconies.

“Nature’s Cathedral” in Moab, Utah. © Alan Becker. Post Views: 100 Some say Moab was named by its first postmaster, William Andrew Peirce, who believed the area to be the American manifestation of the Biblical kingdom of the same name. There’s no denying Moab’s otherworldly spirit; “nature’s cathedral” some call it, its spires and archangels seemingly carved from stone by celestial winds, are a slice of heaven on earth, in the south east corner of Utah.

14 Oct 2020 INSCMagazine: Get Social! Post Views: 5 Escapism, serenity, inspiration—words one does not readily associate with 2020. But amidst all the uncertainty, beauty does prevail, and in Santa Fe you’ll find pockets of Covid-safe magic powerful enough to reboot even the most jaded of travelers.