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A Historic Getaway in Durango Colorado
The largest town in the southwestern part of the Rocky Mountains, with a population of over 18.000, Durango is most famous for the historic narrow-gauge railroad that connects ...
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Bird Watching: Where to View and Photograph Florida Birds
Florida has much to offer, including the opportunity to add bird watching to your itinerary. Birds can be seen at close range statewide at certain times of the ...
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Breckenridge Colorado: So Much More Than Skiing
While Breckenridge, Colorado is mainly known as a ski town — and for good reason, considering its 9,600-foot elevation, breathtaking mountain views, and some of the country’s most ...
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The Hidden Nuggets and Best of Taos
There is no doubt that the historic Taos Pueblo, Rio Grande Gorge Bridge, and Taos Valley Ski Resort are on the must list for first-time visitors to the ...
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Puppy Love: Dog-Friendly Charleston
Spend a day in Charleston, and it will soon become apparent how much our city loves its four-legged family members. Pooch-friendly patios, spacious dog parks and an endless ...
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Paddle to Lummi: Canoe Journey Shares Tradition, Connection
It is dawn. There is a slight mist rising off the waters of the bay as the pink tinge of the morning sun colors the sky. The pullers ...
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7 Must-Visit New Zealand Attractions
Also known as Aotearoa, New Zealand is one of the most beautiful island countries in the world. Located in Oceania, New Zealand attractions are on every travel enthusiast’s ...
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Adventures with My Camera in Stunning Namibia
My mobility is limited, and I am 79 years old. And yet, adventures excite, energize and enrich my life! There is much to see and learn. My travel ...
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Ireland’s Dalkey Castle and Heritage Center: a Living History Museum
Ireland’s Dalkey Castle and Heritage Center is a living history museum in Dalkey, Ireland. The castle is in actuality a former storehouse. Known as Goat Castle, it became ...
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A Peruvian Adventure: Visit An Amazon Eco Lodge
When you think about travelling to Peru, it’s likely that what first comes to mind is Machu Picchu. Or maybe Cusco, or the world famous food scene in ...
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Top 10 Underrated Places to Visit in Spain
During my travels around the Iberian peninsula, I’ve found a different side to this majestic country and some underrated places to visit in Spain outside of the usual ...
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Desert Sands Meet The Ocean: A Namibia Road Trip
Namibia, situated in Southwest Africa, is a land of contrasts; a place where high sand dunes and desert sands meet the blue waters of the Atlantic ocean coast. ...
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Food & Drink 0Enjoy These Chicago Vegetarian Eateries
Chicago may be known across the country for its deep-dish pizza, but there’s so much more to try in the Windy City. As a vegetarian, whenever I travel I have to do my due diligence to find eateries with meat-free options. And let me tell you, the research paid off! Not once was I ever hungry or wanting for more options while ...
At the Bar 0Pullman Wine Bar: Wine Bar with an Old World Surprise
Pullman Wine Bar and Merchant at the Eastlund Hotel is Portland’s newest wine bar and is worthy of a visit by wine aficionados and fans of the other David Machado restaurants. This chic and modern wine bar, Portland restaurateur David Machado’s newest venture, also boasts a private dining wine cave with an Old World feel. It’s clear that there’s a lot of ...
At the Bar 0Drink Pink: Rosé Wine Festival in the Willamette Valley
Part of the fun of attending wine festivals in Oregon’s Willamette Valley AVA is the drive to get there. Most of the vineyards are a mere hour from Portland, and leaving the city to spend the day in the winding roads and hills is a great mini-getaway. (Although spending a few days out here is still the preferred way to visit.) The ...
Food & Drink 0New Mexican Cuisine: The Where, Why and Wow
One of the most immediate ways to delve into a culture is through its food; and few places have as distinctive a culinary heritage as New Mexico. New Mexican cuisine is primarily known for its fusion of Pueblo Native American with Hispano Spanish and Mexican cuisine, with a dash of Anglo thrown in. The culinary treasures of New Mexico include some of ...
At the Bar 2How to Drink Wine the Right Way
If you are loving the wine you are drinking, you may be under the assumption that you’re drinking it correctly. However, there are different steps that you can take to really elevate your palette when enjoying your wine experience. Following are tips for getting the most out of the flavors of your wine, wine pairing, and more to help you drink wine ...
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