Peggy, Where Should I Go?
Welcome to Peggy, Where Should I Go?, a travel blog designed for travelers over 50 seeking enriching cultural experiences, delightful culinary adventures, and the best in wine from around the world. Whether you’re looking to explore new cities, savor unique dishes, or discover remarkable places, Peggy offers insights and recommendations that make every journey unforgettable. Start planning your next adventure today—your next great experience is just a click away.
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Discover Tacoma
Tacoma has long sat in the shadow of its more famous
neighbor Seattle when it comes to being a tourist
destination. But not many towns can offer its combination
of mountain, city, and sea.
“100 Things To Do In Tacoma Before You Die” (paid link) is my love letter to the city of Tacoma. Learn why I love this city.
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The Red Mountain Trilogy By Boo Walker
Q & A with Boo Walker If you love wine at some time in your life you’ve probably fantasized about owning a vineyard. Boo Walker’s Red Mountain Chronicles is a trilogy. It captures the true spirit of crafting wine in the Red Mountain AVA. (An AVA is an American Viticultural Area which is a specific…
Welcome! I’m Peggy!
Hi, I’m Marguerite Cleveland, an experienced travel writer but everyone knows me as Peggy. My domain name was inspired by friends constantly asking, “Peggy, where should I go?” I’ll share a secret. I discovered my calling after I turned 50 and became a travel writer.
My experience is vast. I come from a road trip loving family. Unfortunately when your Dad loves Civil War history it was often battlefields but hey it helped me get better grades in history. Between growing up as a military brat, serving myself and marrying a soldier, I have moved 33 times, visited 49 states (North Dakota, you are on my bucket list), and toured 25 countries around the world. I loved living abroad both in Germany and South Korea.
