Taste of Williamsburg
I’m back with more on lovely Williamsburg Virginia! And this time I’m focusing on the food and drinks! If you missed my last post where I cover all the great…
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Wonderful Williamsburg
I recently had the wonderful opportunity to visit one of the more historic cities and regions in our nation. Being a big history nerd and being newly inducted to the…
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Let Cappadocia Capture Your Heart
Cappadocia, a beautiful and historic region located in Anatolia in central Turkey, is known for its distinctive “fairy chimneys,” tall, cone-shaped rock formations clustered in Monks Valley and Göreme. Most…
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Idyllic Istanbul
Welcome back to more on Istanbul! In last week’s post I shared all the sights, this week, I share the tastes! From traditional to trendy, cheap to luxurious, Istanbul has…
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Intro to Istanbul
Istanbul, this magical meeting place of East and West straddles Europe and Asia across the Bosphorus Strait. Its Old City reflects cultural influences of the many empires that once ruled…
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Segundo San Miguel
I’m back with more San Miguel de Allende gems! If you missed my round up from last week, be sure to check it out here! Otherwise, let’s get rolling! I…
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24 Hours in Mexico City
Mexico City is an enormous city and the capital of Mexico. This densely populated, high-altitude metropolis is known for its Templo Mayor, a 13th-century Aztec temple, the baroque Catedral Metropolitana…
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Pretty Puerto Vallarta
Mexico is a country on so many people’s bucket list. Fortunately for me, living in California, it is very easy for me to get to this beautiful nation. With so…
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Essential Edinburgh
After circumventing the country off Scotland, I was beyond excited to get to Edinburgh. Home to my Scottish ancestors, I was beyond excited to spend time exploring this historic capital…
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Going to Glasgow
In continuing with my Scottish road trip, I made my way to Glasgow from the Scottish highlands. And I have to say, the drive is absolutely stunning! From small villages…
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