Iceland

The big lesson that I learned during my winter trip to Iceland is that dry feet make all the difference. I'm so grateful I invested in a pair of good boots so I didn't have that double whammy of cold wet feet while trekking through snow and slush. And as shown in the infographic, covering up as much of the flesh as possible will help keep you warm on a day like today. Those face masks or balaclavas as they're called may not be pretty but they work wonders! I also find those little warming packets for your hands and feet are helpful.

Had a great time at Beacon 70 in Brick for the Fall 2017 "Vacation of a Lifetime Bon Voyage Party" Thanks to all our wonderful Listeners for coming out and Congratulations to our Winner Sharon Cooper from Brick Township .... and she's going to Disney World! Che...

I love photography as a hobby and I enjoy sharing my photos, many  from right here at the Jersey Shore. I hope you enjoy taking some time to relax as I share my visions with you ~ Shawn Michaels     This edition of shutterblog is all from our Family vacation to Iceland in January 2017, truly a breathtaking country and a trip I highly recommend! Hope you enjoy som...

As we roll through another round of WOBM's signature contest, Vacation of a Lifetime, one of our own staffers just took a vacation of a lifetime of his own to Iceland, one of the trips that you can choose when you win!

Let's get the obvious out of the way first - we've been doing The Vacation of a Lifetime for a while now. I'll let you in on some of the behind closed doors discussions - every time we bring it back, we wrack our brains to try to make it more exciting than ever. We've offered up trips to Orlando, Ireland, Cancun, and more. They're pretty tough acts to follow. But this time we've raised the bar. An

Many people are surprised when I tell them that my flight to Iceland was less than 6 hours.  Because it's an island that sits in the North Atlantic Ocean, it seems so far away but really, you can get there faster than you can get to Seattle...

When I told people I was going to Iceland in the winter, they naturally asked, "why?"   I explained that I've always dreamed of seeing Aurora Borealis, "The Northern Lights," and that they appear more frequently at this time of year. With 5 nights in Iceland, I'm happy to report that I did see some Northern Lights...