I totally nerd out over travel gear, especially when it fits right into one of my needs. I’ve been looking for a womens travel backpack for years — ever since I went to Guatemala and carried an ill-fitting pack two miles through the jungle to a practically unknown national park. My back and shoulders were …
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Three years ago, I thought we were moving to Tempe, Arizona. My husband traveled there frequently for work, and after 12 or 15 trips, someone in corporate decided it might be smarter for him to live there than commute in from the east coast. As you might imagine, that led to a lot of conversations …
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Enterprise Rent-A-Car. All opinions are 100% mine. Although there are some parts of the world that are easily explored on foot or by public transportation, the American Southwest is best seen by car. Distances can be vast and scenery outside of town begs for …
A Roadtrip from Albuquerque to El Morro and El Malpais Read More »
Orange Beach and it’s neighbor, Gulf Shores, are one of the country’s worst kept secrets. Northerners shrug off the entire state of Alabama (I hate to say it, but it’s true). No one thinks of traveling there — unless you live in driving distance, and then everyone knows it’s amazing. Way back in 2012, I stumbled on the …
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For most trips, transportation isn’t the most interesting part of the story. A flight is just the first step toward adventure and then a safe way to get back home. Everything else is bells and whistles that eat into your travel budget in the form of higher airfare. Spirit flights are the opposite: you pay …
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Park ‘N Fly Airport Parking. All opinions are 100% mine. There are two sides to travel: the fun side, full of new experiences and great stories…and then the details that pull everything together. As far as I’m concerned, the logistics are just a headache, …
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This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of WASPcam™. All opinions are 100% mine. I’m always that person at a dinner party saying, “that one time, in Bogota, when I was playing tejo with my friends…” only to have the rest of the group give me a blank stare. “What the heck is tejo?” they’ll ask …
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Tazo® Tea. All opinions are 100% mine. * * * Ever since I first saw a photo of Bruce Peninsula National Park, I knew I had to go. Some of the world’s clearest, bluest waters butt up against dramatic cliffs. When the …
A Joyful Victory in Canada’s Bruce Peninsula National Park Read More »
When visiting Switzerland isn’t possible, it’s time to re-think your travel plans. You can arrive in Heber Valley in a fraction of the time it takes to get to Europe. I promise the landscapes and adventures will still take your breath away. Less than an hour from Salt Lake City airport, Heber Valley is Utah’s adventure escape. …
Stepping into Strasbourg is like stepping into a fairytale. Scents of freshly baked breads waft through the air, causing you to stop and debate whether you want the crunchy exterior of a french baguette or a rich bite of a buttery croissant. When you’re about to decide — “un croissant s’il vous plaît” — church …
