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A Night at Cat Mountain in Tucson

Kristin Winet November 13, 2019 food & drink, green travel, Hotels and lodging, Kristin projects, Perceptive Travel, photography, Travel, US travel
The first thing I notice is that Juan Wayne, the resident tortoise, is missing. There’s a sign propped up next to the guestbook in the shared kitchen describing his …
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How to Make Your Housesitting Application Stand Out

Chantae Reden November 8, 2019 Travel
How to make your housesitting application stand out
I moved to a small apartment in Fiji two years ago with my partner. We picked somewhere that was conveniently located, had a low chance of being broken into, …
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4 Ways to Explore Native American Heritage

Kerry Dexter November 6, 2019 History, food & drink, Kerry projects, Travel, US travel, world music
dreamcatcher native american sunlight
In the month of November every year, the United States marks Native American Heritage month. Here are four ways to join in. Visit Visit a museum that focuses on …
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Head to Heidelberg for Winter Fun in Europe

Tim November 5, 2019 Europe travel, City or urban travel, food & drink, History, Shopping, Travel
German Christmas market (by Tobias Schwert)
Everyone knows that flight prices to Europe go down in winter, but in many places that’s for a good reason: in many towns there’s not a lot to see …
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Eating Some Ears in the Czech Village of Štramberk

Skye Class November 1, 2019 Europe travel, food & drink, History, Travel
Štramberk is known as the Moravian Bethlehem, located in the Beskydy Mountains of the Czech Republic. Aside from just being gorgeous, this is a village where you can eat …
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Can a Real Traveler Stay at an All-inclusive Resort?

Tim October 30, 2019 food & drink, Hotels and lodging, Island travel, Latin America travel, Travel
Cancun all-inclusive resort
A couple weeks ago I was on one of those trips that people think travel writers are on all the time. I was at a fancy boutique hotel in …
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Secrets and Stories in Tallahassee’s Old City Cemetery

Kerry Dexter October 28, 2019 History, City or urban travel, encounters, Kerry projects, Travel, US travel
old city cemetery african american area
Late October brings thoughts of changing colors, falling leaves, crisp apples, pumpkins, ghosts, and cemeteries. I’ve never found cemeteries to be especially spooky. Famous ones such as Père Lachaise …
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We’re Just Hippies Driving to Australia’s Twelve Apostles

Chantae Reden October 25, 2019 Adventure travel, Australia & NZ travel, Travel
the-twelve-apostles
We all have nostalgic travel stories that we tell time and time again to new friends, old friends, and strangers we meet on the road. My go-to story is …
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A Classic Fall Weekend in Dallas

Sheila Scarborough October 23, 2019 City or urban travel, food & drink, Sheila projects, Travel, US travel
Fall weekend in Dallas TX with colorful autumn gourds at the Dallas Arboretum (photo by Sheila Scarborough)
I’ll sum up much of the fall season in Dallas – you can wander around a pumpkin patch in shorts. The weather goes from a Texas summer’s blazing temperatures …
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Linlithgow to Lallybroch on the Rabbies Outlander Tour in Scotland

Skye Class October 18, 2019 Europe travel, Travel
Rabbies Outlander Tour at Linlithgow Palace
With Season 5 just around the corner, perhaps now is a good time to refresh your memories of Claire and Jamie with a Rabbies Outlander Tour in Scotland. Fancy …
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Pink Sand Paradise: Off-Season on Harbour Island in The Bahamas

Sheila Scarborough October 17, 2019 Hotels and lodging, Island travel, Sheila projects, Travel
Off-season on Harbour Island sunset view from Cole Point South oceanside cottage at Pink Sands Resort Eleuthera Bahamas (photo by Sheila Scarborough)
“You know, the only thing we absolutely HAVE to do on this trip is be ready to check out at noon on Thursday.” As usual in my life, my …
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Ottawa Twelve Ways

Kerry Dexter October 14, 2019 Canada travel, Art and Art Museums, City or urban travel, food & drink, History, Kerry projects, Parks and preserves, Travel
ottawa canada parliament exterior cloudy sky
Ottawa: it’s a city of history, nature and art; a place of welcoming people, great food, and long stories. Here are several ways to enjoy exploring Ottawa. Parliament Hill …
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