The city that never sleeps has one of the most iconic, recognizable skylines in the world.
From iconic to new to reinvented, New York City’s best observatories offer up glimpses of its continuous evolution and incarnations. They seem to perpetually evoke all kinds of familiar stories in its sprawling playground where dreams are made.
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Montreal’s eclectic arts and food scenes have much to offer, and exploring on foot is the easy, oft-preferred mode for many to get about, just like I do at home in NYC. I’ve explored the obvious cultural aspects when first dipping my toes here in what Mark Twain once dubbed, ‘The
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The howl of the dogs could be heard before even reaching the base camp. After climbing deep into the elaborate range of Norway’s Lyngen Alps, our wheels turned onto the crunchy, icy gravel of the lot, and our headlights scanned across the trees of the compound, before idling nearby a Sámi’s lavvu at Aurora Alps.
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Racing on the Autobahn past Heidelberg through Thuringia and Saxony-Anhalt some friends and I began our immersive quest to explore the Bauhaus movement’s art and culture.
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New York City has a way of getting into the hearts of people all over the world. It’s a beacon of inspiration that travelers aspire to get to. It’s a unique entity. This city has an endearing reputation for being tough and romantic because it is.
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Coastal California is a perpetually flowing source of inspiration for outdoor exploring of all kinds, but is there anything more iconic than hopping into a convertible on a flawlessly sunny day for some scenic central coast road-tripping adventure?
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I am willing to wager that no matter where you stand on the issues of today’s all too contentious political climate, you’ve probably become pretty tired of it.
Personally, I’ve become very quick with the mute button
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I wanted to breathe in the salty air from a balcony. I yearned to dig my feet into the sand. I wanted to drink and dine and banter in the open-air café by the bay. I needed my go-to road-trip vacation to the Jersey Shore normalcy
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It was an opportunity just beckoning to explore the historic old city of Bordeaux that the Fathers of the Enlightenment once called home. Even if just for 24 hours. Preserved architectural beauties and landmarks; the people-watching at local pockets of nightlife and the city’s iconic limestone buildings glowing by the cobblestone as the sunset held off until well into the night. And, oui, oui, there is also the wine.
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New York’s Hudson Valley stretches deep into the region like a vast backyard, whether from our half-open fried concrete cities or the new normal on rural hybrid Main Street.
A healthy dose of easy-to-access, but well-earned escape in a cautiously optimistic post-pandemic time was just the thing to lift our longing adventurous spirits.
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