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The best travel locations for music lovers around the country and the world, including must see concerts, iconic music sites, and more.

What to Ask From a Car Transport Company
Getting your vehicle Partial loads shipped through auto transport organization is a helpful decision for the greater part of individuals who are moving to new area. Notwithstanding, observing a decent auto transport organization that satisfies every one of your necessities stays a tough undertaking. Despite the fact that there is mushrooming of vehicle transport organizations nowadays, recognizing an authentic carrier require a few endeavors. After you have done your exploration and chosen some vehicle organizations for conveying your vehicle, it is smarter to call their separate delegates for up close and personal conversation on issues connected with the transportation. You should pose not many inquiries from the organizations to persuade yourself that your vehicle is in great hands.
By pitey4 years ago in Beat
Ultimate National Park Playlists. Top Story - August 2021.
This year, much of my free time has been spent obsessively planning a month-long road trip for myself and my closest friend. Both of us are at the quintessential part of our 20’s where if we don’t take the time to drop everything and explore, we won’t ever commit to it again. With pressure to build our careers, and grad school looming over the horizon, we are taking the time to make the most of this beautifully, chaotic period of growth in our lives.
By Mindfully Wandering4 years ago in Beat
The Calmness of City Pulse
A year and a half ago, I went with my husband to Daytona BiketoberFest. We stayed in one of the tall hotels on the beach. We cruised the streets, had a few bites and a few more drinks, danced, sang our hearts out, people watched (and any Bike Fest is GREAT for that) and tipsy, came back to the hotel room. We talked on the terrace and listened to the bikes revving bellow, sounds of engines meshed with rolling waves and the wind. Leaving the terrace door open, we went to bed.
By Randomness Coordinator5 years ago in Beat
The Zen Koan of Rick Steves' Monday Night Travel
Last night, my best travel partner and I made tacos and toured Europe with famed guide and bestselling travel author Rick Steves, which means we joined a Zoom chat with hundreds of other people to watch Rick Steves give commentary on old Rick Steves videos. It was beyond comforting; it was a sublime meditation. Yes, really. Allow me to convince you.
By ard05 years ago in Beat
It is the Journey not the Destination
Long plane rides are the worst. I am not afraid to fly, in fact, I actively like to have a window seat to look out at the clouds. That being said, if a flight of mine ventures over the three hour mark then I tend to start getting restless.
By yanina maysonet5 years ago in Beat
Travel Around the World Through Music
What are the Turkic languages? The Turkic languages are members of a language family that consists of 35 recorded languages and develop a family of languages within the Altai language group. The Turkic languages are spoken by the Turkic people of Eurasia from Southern Europe, Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, Central Asia, Western Asia, North Asia and East Asia. The Turkic languages share similar features to each other in phonology, morphology, and syntax though languages like Chuvash, Khalaj and Sakha are considered different from the remainder of the languages. The most primitive linguistic records are Old Turkic inscriptions found near the Orhon River in Mongolia and the Yenisey River in south-central Russia, which date from the 8th century CE.
By Talia Devora5 years ago in Beat
Our Rock and Roll London Trip
We were lying in bed on November 27, 2018, drinking our morning pot of coffee when Kathy saw the Facebook post on Bob Dylan’s official page: Bob Dylan and His Band and Neil Young & Promise of the Real at Hyde Park, 12 July 2019.
By Bill Coleman5 years ago in Beat
William and me
Malawi is a tiny land in South Central Africa, locked country wedged between Zambia, Tanzania and Mozambique. Its residents are 98% subsistence farmers, and it has no natural resources except fertile farmland where tobacco, tea, coffee, maize can be grown, and trees (Mango, Avocado, Baobab, Acacia and Neem). Tobacco is the main cash crop and accounts for the largest income in exports in Malawi. With a global decline on the use of tobacco, more and more families are finding themselves without a market for their crop.
By John Vallis5 years ago in Beat
I'm Done With Clubs
To preface, I'm a very introverted person who while was in Spain, forced myself to go out and be more social. Here's one of my experiences close to the conclusion of my stay due to COVID.
By jacob dodrill5 years ago in Beat
Wildflowers
“I don’t want to live in Chicago anymore.” The words I had just scribbled in my journal glared up at me. I was shocked I had written them. It was a truth that had been simmering below the surface for months, an undercurrent of dissatisfaction and constant busyness that dictated my life. It had taken a solo road trip to Scotland for it to all boil over, allowing me to be brave enough to admit it, even if that admonition was for my eyes only.
By Courtney Cheatham6 years ago in Beat
The Road Is Calling for Your Listening Pleasure
The Open Road Calls Getting behind the wheel can be a chore, pleasure, or a combination thereof. It often depends on the purpose and destination. However when the open road calls you to it, especially for lengths of time that warrant motivation or focus, nothing can take the place of companionship. That often comes in the form of music, and what you play on radio, Bluetooth or any playlist. After all, the road can be lonesome or monotonous at times, and it takes support, that music does an awesome job at supplying every time the dial is pressed.
By Mikkie Mills6 years ago in Beat
Travel Tracks for the Long Road Ahead
A group of buddies, a car with good mileage, and a great playlist is all you need when travelling far from home. Here are the 10 songs that will most definitely make your journeys from here on out, memorable.
By Mel7 years ago in Beat