by Macala Wright | Apr 16, 2019 | Traveling The Backroads
Every second Sunday, magic happens in Sacramento. Where do you find magic in this sweet little city? Well, you head down to X and 21st Streets. Well, the “magic” actually runs across a few of our numbered blocks (20th – 22nd to be exact). What is...
by Macala Wright | Mar 4, 2018 | Horses
Three years ago, I left Los Angeles. At first, I was headed to Colorado, and then wind turned Northwest (specifically to the Pacific Northwest) instead of Northeast, and I ended up in Seattle, Washington. Last October, the wind turned again and sent me back to my...
by Macala Wright | Feb 9, 2016 | Food
Amidst one of the worst droughts in California history, winemakers are getting creative in the way they grow water intensive crops in order to maintain production, profit and drinking demand How Winemakers Can Use Drones Instead of fearing California’s water crisis,...
by Macala Wright | Jan 30, 2016 | Food
Aside California’s agricultural industry being one the largest global food economies, we’re a large part of the wine industry as well. From Ojai to Los Olivos and farther north, there are amazing vineyards and wineries (do you know the difference?) creating amazing...
by Macala Wright | Jan 28, 2016 | Food, Traveling The Backroads
I moved to California in 2002, I’ve consistently visited Ojai, a small town in Ventura County that’s been growing in popularity over the last years. Only an 1.5 hours from Los Angeles, it’s now become Southern California residents’ weekend destination. If you plan on...
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