Category: US Travels
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24 Hours in Savannah, GA
Savannah is the definition of southern charm. I fell in love with everything this city had to offer, almost immediately. The second we had to leave, I was already planning my next trip back! The mixture of old charm, and modern buildings all along side the Savannah River is just everything. I mean even the […]
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Nashville Travel Guide
Nashville has come a long way from being known for just country music. Although, you’ll still find tons of live country music up and down Broadway, Nashville has so much more to offer! Everything from amazing food, beautiful wall murals, boutique hotels and more. I’m going to dive into the best places to eat, take […]
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Two Tiered Kaaterskills Falls (Catskills, NY)
Kaaterskill Falls is one of the most popular two-tiered waterfall in the Catskills. This is because it’s the tallest double waterfall in New York, and it’s pretty easy to get to. With multiple trails, the falls can be accessed from both above, below and the middle tier. After visiting, I suggest starting from the top, […]
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Lavender Fields of New York
Lately, it feels like we’re all looking for new things to do outdoors. One of my favorite local areas to explore on Long Island is the North Fork. Besides tons of wineries, and beautiful beaches, did you know there are also 2 lavender farms? Yup, if you’re a local, it’s just a short drive away […]
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Visiting Pirate’s Cove (McAllister’s Park)
Since air travel is temporarily on-hold , I’ve decided to explore more of where I live (Long Island). After a short search for ‘beach hiking trails,’ I found “Pirate’s Cove.” The unique qualities of the cove is what drew me in. The calm, blue cove, the dunes and the ocean all in one location. I […]
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Your Guide to New Orleans (NOLA)
Music, history, art, food and fun are the five words that come to mind when I think about New Orleans. It’s a major tourist destination, especially if you are looking to party! There is always something going on throughout the year, from Mardi Gras to Halloween celebrations. These are some of the reasons New Orleans […]
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