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Right, right, left
The walk took about 13 minutes but was always too long for my short legs. The house I lived in on Long Beach Island which turned into my grandparents’, cousins’ and aunt’s house in the summer was about a 10 minute walk to the beach. But we were on 6th street and the pavilion and lifeguards were on 5th street so we zig-zagged our way there every day of every summer.
By Brielle5 years ago in Wander
With Humanity, From Russia
I broke through the door of a dimly lit bar and onto the cobblestones of a street I'd seen twice before; once approaching, once ruminating, and now leaving. I didn't know it then, but this was the end of a lifetime and its beginning anew.
By Ry Witt5 years ago in Wander
Best Place
12. Orlando/Kissimmee Orlando, which for most tourists is synonymous with Kissimmee, is all about the theme parks; Walt Disney World Resort, Universal Studios, and SeaWorld are the big attractions. This is one of the best vacation spots in the US for families. Kids love it. But adults will also enjoy the parks, as well as the shopping, dining, golfing, and sunshine.
By Baby5 years ago in Wander
Top Places
6. Montreal, Canada As you listen to the sound of French being spoken around you and explore Old Montreal, wandering down its narrow cobblestone streets-you might think you're in France. The historic area is filled with quaint shops and cafés; this Canadian city can be a chance to experience a bit of Europe in North America.
By Baby5 years ago in Wander
Top Places in the world
1. New York New York City is like no other city in the world, and one that must be experienced to be fully appreciated. For first-time visitors, walking the streets can be like walking through a movie set, with famous sites at every turn, from the Empire State Building, to Rockefeller Plaza, the Chrysler Building, Central Park, Times Square, 5th Avenue, Broadway, and of course, the Statue of Liberty.
By Baby5 years ago in Wander
Top Places in the world
1. Machu Picchu, Peru Located high in the Andes mountains of Peru, Machu Picchu is now believed to have been a sacred royal retreat for the Incan rulers. Built in the 15th century AD and abandoned less than a 100 years later, the remote site continues to amaze with its perfectly joined, mortarless, intricate stonework. Huge multi-ton blocks of stone are perfectly joined with each other, without the use of mortar or cement.
By Baby5 years ago in Wander
A Comprehensive Post-COVID Travel Guide To Manali Trip
Often called the “Heaven of Earth”, Kullu Manali is amongst the most popular hill station in Himachal Pradesh. Featured with mountain slopes covered with snow along with spell-binding views, charming streams. Moreover, a fairy-tale-like fog surrounding the little hidden cottages and the scent of pines and freshness. An awesome place for couples looking for an awesome break in India.
By Manjit Kishore Verma5 years ago in Wander
Top Fames Places in the world
11. Manhattan, New York One of the five boroughs of New York City, Manhattan is actually an island, bordered by the East River and the Hudson (and a little bit by the Harlem River). This island is a bit less than 23 square miles and is home to almost two million residents. Add in the daily influx of workers, and the island routinely holds close to four million people.
By Baby5 years ago in Wander
the beach
i've been to many beaches, like san francisco and rio vista and oceanside, and so far like bodega bay because the locals are right, you get to clear your head. i love how the sun beats on you and the water comes in. theres lines in the sand too. its like theres so much to do here but its distracting because its so beautiful to look at like better looking than sandy beach where people jump. the waves coming in are like bubbles in your bathtub nice and bubbly. my body temperatures a little different because everybody was looking at me for wearing a sweatshirt because it was fifty degrees anyways. i wonder why people do not surf this beach like other beaches i go to because theres always a guy that tries to surf the beach with his boogie board. i think its too far and has a long windy road to drive through before you get to the park for the day. its nice but its a rich area. standing in the water is so nice but cold while the beating on you especially sitting on the blanket looking at the water and noticing those lines. the scary part is when the waves come in because they come in fast. sometimes you sit there and wonder whats on the other side and its possible san mateo. even breathing in the fresh ocean air without anyone noticing smells great because i've never experienced what the ocean looks like or smells like before because i work on a air force installation. i'm no longer working there where they keep you away from it. bodega bay is where you start thinking about "your friends" that show you pictures of beaches they've been and want to compare them to each-other, but can't. i wish i had a boat to go in the water. the water is so fun to run into then run out and wonder why everyone looks at you. my aunt and me always sit in the same spot every time we go. why is dillon beach longer to walk thru than bodega bay when walking from the parking lot. i love driving up the coast towards jenner because its breathtaking looking at the pacific ocean the ocean and big rocks on the side while driving. I TEND TO CRUISE. i think i took a picture of every wave and rock that came in when we were driving on Highway 101. what a beautiful sight i'll never forget. my eyesight is so great too that i thought i saw the navy docked in the ocean and they made a call because i was looking their direction but i couldnt distinguish what they were doing. then a white light flashed in my eye. i cant even count the pictures i took because it was that picturesque like you dont want to leave and just keep taking pictures. my favorite pictures i took were my selfies on the st. carmelo cliff, where theres no barrier, all the rocks and boulders on the beach and the currents coming in because you count the lines in the water. you wonder how many waves are coming in when driving by and theres a thin beach thats like a line. then you notice a hut on the beach and wonder whats inside THEN SOMEONE COMES OUT. the lines on the horizon are so beautiful i cant stop looking its like theres lines in the sky. i had to quit taking photos because there was an angry driver behind us and that roads narrow and windy with random slopes.
By Jessica5 years ago in Wander
Things you should know before taking your surfing lessons in San Diego — San Diego Surf
Things you should know before your first surfing lesson Rome was not built in a day, similarly, all the surf instructors near me, do not excel in a single day. If you are searching for surfing lessons near me then before you take surfing lessons, you should keep in mind the following things before joining the surf instructors near me.
By San Diego Surf5 years ago in Wander
Canada, Eh? (Travel from Home #12)
This month, my travel from home trip was to the great white north: Canada. A friend sent me a Canada photography book for my birthday for my fake travels, which I actually read a week or so earlier than the rest of the trip. It’s been many years since I last visited Canada, but the book brought my previous trips to mind. I look forward to another visit to Canada some day when the borders are back open and it’s safe for all. It took me a long time and lots of research to figure out what to enjoy for my fake trip, but I’m happy with the choices I ultimately made.
By Kate McDevitt5 years ago in Wander
You Must Explore Coventry Once In A Life
Coventry is a town in West Midlands, England. It is the 2nd largest metropolis in the English Midlands after Birmingham. It has a populace of 310,000. The town is 153 km (95 miles) to the northwest of London, and 30 km (19 miles) to the east of Birmingham.
By alex jones5 years ago in Wander