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History of Arizona
The first Native American inhabitants of Arizona arrived between 16,000 BC and 10,000 BC. By 1,000 BC, these people had developed a simple agriculture system dependent upon farming and stone striking (disk trapping), and begun to consume a diverse mixture of plant foods.
By SHYAM PHAD4 years ago in Wander
Netherlands
Amsterdam - Almere The airport is exactly what I expected, - classic colors, odd white toilets, and lots of lights. The customs officers didn’t even glance my way as I walked through, and immigration officer simply smiled at me and stamped my passport with a “enjoy your stay in Netherlands,” and her smile matched her accent - long and carefully pronounced.
By Kevin I. Barkman4 years ago in Wander
Couples Travel – The Best Cities for Couples
Couples Travel – The Best Cities for Couples Just over a year ago we – the terrible travelling couple that we are – had a hairbrained idea to city hop our way through the world and somehow we are managing to do just that albeit with a few stops in more remote locations, usually when there is snow or a beach involved. As a result of over one year of staying in cities we grew to love I thought it worth highlighting a small collection of the best cities for couples travel for duos looking for city-breaks, a romantic escape or a new city to explore.
By Air Tickets Bookings4 years ago in Wander
Australia Travel – 5 Romantic Spots in Sydney
Australia Travel – 5 Romantic Spots in Sydney When I visited Australia for the first time last year we landed in my partner’s home city, Sydney. This was where he was born and grew up. It’s fair to say I was expecting big things, or more specifically, I was expecting romantic things. I expected to be shown all his favourite romantic spots in the city, stunning secret viewpoints of Sydney Harbour, cute not-in-the guidebook restaurants that we could hold hands in and romantic day trips to nearby beaches. This is what I expected.
By Air Tickets Bookings4 years ago in Wander
10 Things You Need To Do Before You Go On A Mountain Trip
In this article, I will make a list of things we need to do before we go on a mountain trip. These tips and tricks respect common sense, but it's a good thing to read them structured, from a single place. It is very important to pay attention to all the details when going for a hike.
By Ryan Miller4 years ago in Wander
Why travelling alone is a great idea?
As a person who enjoys what is being done, I believe that each of these trips is useful in its own way. Travelers who start a solitary trip often talk about how strong they feel when they return from a trip. If you really open up and travel alone and open up new ideas, it can bring a sense of purpose that can last a lifetime.
By Sonia Shrestha 4 years ago in Wander
Salt Life
Jimmy Buffet wrote, “Mother, Mother Ocean/I have heard your call.” Well, I’ve finally been asked, “Why do you always end up at the beach? Your Facebook posts are all on the sand.” I’ve tried to resist saying, “Why not?” and instead, I’ll attempt to explain why “moonlit walks along the beach” is not just a cliché in my world.
By Barb Dukeman4 years ago in Wander
Nicholas Salzano Sharing Traveling to Jamaica is An Awe-Inspiring Experience
Nicholas Salzano, a famous traveller from New Jersey, has penned down his travelling experience to Jamaica. Jamaica is known for its eminent magnificence, brilliant seashores, emerald mountains, turquoise oceans, falls, coral reefs, rain-forests, and streams.
By Nicholas Salzano4 years ago in Wander
Nicholas Salzano Sharing his Vietnam Positive Experiences & Memories
Nicholas Salzano is a travel enthusiast from the United States has shared his experience of travelling to Vietnam. In case you're attempting to design an excursion to Vietnam and need to sort out the coordination, then, at that point, this aide should respond to every one of your inquiries. From pondering with regards to how much things cost to which plug you want, everything's here.
By Nicholas Salzano4 years ago in Wander
