Moloka’i may only be 15 miles from Maui, but from everything I’ve heard it could very well be its own country. The fish shaped island with cliffs as tall as 300 story skyscrapers sits in …
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I got a glimpse into one of Colorado’s most historic roads yesterday and I thought it would be fun to showcase the time lapse here.
Fresh from a jaunt to Colorado, Beth’s sister, Bridgette, and brother-in-law, …
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Just like booking your flights or hotel, leaving your vehicle in airport parking should be researched and, if possible, purchased in advance before arriving at the airport. Why? Well, there are actually three reasons: Save, …
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I’m pretty tech savvy, especially when it comes to the latest tech trends, like the Xbox One, tablets and smartphones. But with my love of the …
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The Whiskey Light at the Roundhouse Bar has been switched on, Mr. Ed’s Annual Pajama Jam is a wrap, the island’s annual Spring Fling is in the books, and it is not even Memorial Day yet.
Don’t fret …
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There are approximately 750,000 seabirds in the Galapagos Islands.
My first official sighting was a brown pelican perched at the Baltra docks that stared me down like I was a 135 pound fish.
The road from …
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onsistently in the Top 5 most in demand tourist spots in the world, Italy gets more than 40 million visitors a year. Legacy cities, like Rome, Venice and Florence, get most of the action, leaving …
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