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3 Days In Maranello: Driving The Ferrari Test Track

Pista di Fiorano (the Ferrari test track) is hallowed ground for automotive enthusiasts. Located near the Italian town of Maranello, just about 1,000 feet from the front gate of the Ferrari factory,

Luxury Hill Country Escape

If you say "Cadillac" to most people and they think of two things Escalade or classic cars with big fins. Despite the reputation for building some of the largest and most ostentatious

Discover the Ultimate Texas Wine Retreat at Chapelton Vineyards

I love getting out of the city, escaping the hustle and bustle of everyday life and immersing myself in a world of fine wine, amazing food, and beautiful scenery, thankfully for me,

Exploring Macau

by Michael Satterfield Macau has the distinction of being both the first and the last European colony in Asia. It has a unique and storied history, home to the first Western College

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Restaurant Tips in Dublin

by Michael Satterfield Dublin’s Dame Street is known as the city’s hub of food culture. You can find everything from traditional to exotic. If you are planning a trip to Dublin be

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Cooking in Bali

by Michael Satterfield One of the best ways to understand a culture, in my opinion, is to embrace the food of the people, Indonesia is an amazing and exciting place made up

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Pictorial: Tokyo

by Michael Satterfield Photos from my first trip to Tokyo it was 2004 and I had gone to visit two of my closest friends one who was stationed in Japan with the

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The Gentleman Racer visits Nissan World Headquarters

by Roman Vanecek On a recent trip to Japan, I had the chance to stop by Nissan’s world headquarters in Yokohama. New and stylish it looks like an average Japanese office building,

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Road Trip: Sierra Blanca Texas

by Michael Satterfield Chances are if you have heard of Sierra Blanca, it is in reference to the infamous federal checkpoint that has been stopping drivers on the I-10 since 1974. It’s

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Casey Neistat and J.Crew Prove You Can Always Dress Like a Gentleman

by Michael Satterfield Casey Neistat is the star of his own YouTube Channel and gets hired by companies to travel around the world and do cool stuff. In his latest collaboration with

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Road Trip: Marfa Texas

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The Desert Center Cafe

by Michael Satterfield Along Interstate 10 past Palm Springs you might see a sign for Desert Center, the town was founded in 1921 to serve as pit-stop on the long drive between

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Pictorial: Abandoned Texas

by Michael Satterfield I crisscross the country several times a year visiting retailers or attending trade shows, after so many trips you start to look for some back roads to in the

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