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Officially, the Cuban revolution lasted 6 years, and marked the beginning of the Castro regime, which has endured well over half a century. In the hearts and minds of the people of Cuba, however, the revolution continues even to this day.
This entry marks the last of my scavenger hunt series. Previously I’ve talked about Stray Boots, Munzees, and local Atlanta hunts that center on landmarks like Oakland Cemetery. What all of those had in common was that they were self-guided tours. The difference between those and this last entry is that Denver: Inside and… Read More Denver inside and out
I have always loved cemeteries. Many people say I’m morbid because of that, but I don’t think so. I don’t love funerals, of course. Cemeteries, though…there’s something peaceful and ethereal about cemeteries. I love walking around the tombstones and drinking in the tranquility. As I read the tombstone headers, I try to imagine the lives… Read More Who says cemeteries have to be boring?
“I need to plan on being more spontaneous.” That’s what I told my husband a few days ago, after a delightfully spur-of-the-moment outing that we had just enjoyed together. Yes, I’m well aware of how ironic that statement is, and in my defense I did intentionally say it somewhat tongue-in-cheek.
I’m excited to announce the beginning of a new series. Scavenger Hunts and Walking Tours that can be done pretty much anywhere you find yourself. Read on for the first installment. Enjoy, and keep forging your significance! Perhaps it’s a result of my life-long obsession with The Amazing Race, but I’ve always loved scavenger hunts.… Read More Race around the golden city
It’s been a while since I’ve written about travel experiences, so I thought I’d share about my time in Hobbiton, one of the places from Tolkien’s fictional Middle Earth from his wildly popular “Lord of the Rings” trilogy.
Today’s post comes from Jess Lander, and I’m so excited to share it with you! Jess is a freelance writer and digital marketer living in the Napa Valley. She will work for wine. For more tips on freelancing, you can visit her blog No Pants Freelance and follow her on Twitter @jesslander. The oldest excuse in the book for not traveling… Read More Four ways to fit in adventure around work
Four months ago, my husband and I went on our honeymoon in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. While there, we went on a hot air balloon ride, which was so much fun! (And that’s saying a lot for someone who is terrified of heights). We just got back from another trip to Colorado, this time for skiing… Read More An out-of-the-box adventure in the heart of Colorado
Ahh, traveling. The iconic “dream life” that so many people aspire to. Personally, I’m a huge fan of cultural immersive traveling – not only does it provide an opportunity for personal growth, but it can also have some surprising health benefits. Over the years, I’ve had many people ask me how I travel as much as I… Read More How to travel without time or money
