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As we sauntered up Main Street under the guise of the majestic Wasatch Mountains, the early evening June sun blazed under bluebird skies. Music filled...
Before moving to Oslo to study I was a Walt Disney World Cast Member living and working in Orlando, Florida. The year I spent there was such an amazin...
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After all the shenanigans of the previous three blogs in my craze to keep dry, here you can actually go deep under water just like a scuba diver witho...
Whether it's an issue of not having enough money, time or you simply have too much on your plate, it's not always possible to make major trips a reality, but that doesn't mean you can't travel on the weekends.
Unfortunately, after the big event and the amount of money you spent on it, funds might be a bit tight. But just because your wallet might be lacking doesn't mean you should have to go without a least some sort of getaway.
We all dream of jet-setting off to Europe for an unforgettable getaway. A very, very expensive getaway. But that doesn't mean you can't get the full European experience right here in the ol' US of A. Seriously.
Here in San Francisco, as I'm coming to learn, there's a phenomenon famously known as Indian Summer: In September and October, temperatures actually rise and the Bay Area's nagging fog burns away, making this the best time of year to be outdoors.
