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Virtual Travel: 5 Itineraries To Help You Explore the World From the Comfort of Your Home
As an avid traveler, it’s tough to accept that I’ll be staying at home for the foreseeable future. I’ve struggled with this quarantine, but I also recognize that staying home is the right move and the greatest act of love I can show right now. Although I can’t physically travel the world at the moment, I don’t want to stop exploring or learning. It’s not quite the same, but with a bit of creativity, there are ways to experience the joys of travel from home. Last weekend, I planned a virtual travel day to Italy. Sure, it was a bit silly, but my husband and I had a ton of…
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How to Visit the FDR House Hyde Park, New York
Did you know you could visit the home of FDR just a few hours outside of New York City? Honestly, I didn’t until recently. But once I found out I knew I had to make the day trip! I love to visit historical sites whenever I can. Anyone else with me on that? If you are thinking about visiting the Franklin D. Roosevelt House in Hyde Park, keep reading. I’ll cover everything you need to know to make the most of your FDR House Hyde Park day trip! By the way, here are two other posts you might want to check out: How to Visit the Sagamore Hill National Historic…
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What to Do in Red Hook Brooklyn (There’s SO Much More than IKEA!)
It took me two years to venture to Red Hook. Ok, that’s not entirely true. Pretty much right after I moved to New York, I made an IKEA run. But I didn’t explore the neighborhood outside of those blue walls until recently. Red Hook is a laid-back Brooklyn community with a rich maritime history. But, it’s also a bit isolated from public transportation which means it’s not exactly easy to get to. But that’s exactly why you should go there! During my day in Red Hook, I had to keep reminding myself that I was in NYC. The neighborhood was pretty empty, I had no trouble finding seating at cafes,…
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What to Do in Charlotte: My 48-Hour Weekend Guide
Charlotte, North Carolina really surprised me. I’m not going to lie, this city wasn’t exactly on my list. I grew up about 4-hours away from Charlotte but never made a point to visit. The few times I’ve visited North Carolina it’s been to explore Asheville or the Smoky Mountains. But, my husband had a work event in Charlotte so I thought, let’s see what it’s all about! I decided to tag along and make a weekend out of it. Immediately, I started to wonder what to do in Charlotte. So I reached out to a few other bloggers and searched Pinterest. I got some great ideas and was able to…