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3B and 3C
Hannah turned up the volume on her headphones to drown out the complaints of the man in front of her, but unfortunately, there was no escaping him. Apparently, an issue of urgent consumer rights was at stake.
By HLL Smyth5 years ago in Wander
A Branson MO Getaway
My family slipped away for a mini-vacation to Branson, MO. As I sit on our condo's balcony, overlooking one of Pointe Royale's fairways, I thought I'd share with you some of the highlights of our three day - two night excursion.
By Bryan R..5 years ago in Wander
Summer Destinations
Every Summer, the world sees an influx of tourism. Stretching across the world, everyone tries to experience something new and foreign. Of course, millions of lists appeal to all types of people, like photographers, foodies, and book enthusiasts. Still, one demographic of people seems to be underrepresented when it comes to summer trips. This group is on the fringe of society but still is a part of society, Conspiracy Theorists. Call them crazy if you want, but they're still people who want to see the world, or maybe you're one of them and are looking for a trip to go on yourself. This list will appeal to the five most popular conspiracy theories and a destination they should go to.
By James Rothrock5 years ago in Wander
What to know or remember when coming to a spa part 2
So I decided to write a follow up to my post. There was a lot to add. Also I will add examples and stories from the spa I've worked at.
By Lena Bailey5 years ago in Wander
The Statue of Eros in London's Piccadilly Circus
The status of Eros in Piccadilly Circus is one of the best-known “sights of London”, especially since it ceased to be in the middle of a roundabout at one of the capital’s busiest junctions. It has several features of interest that relate to its construction and significance.
By John Welford5 years ago in Wander
A Travel Guide To The Charming Trip To Oklahoma
Oklahoma is a state in the USA known for its cowboy cultures. This is a beautiful place to visit and spend some time. It is culturally and historically rich. Along with historical heritage, it also embraces the future. It is a bridge between the past and present where history meets the western.
By David Clarx5 years ago in Wander
FISHING FOREVER
Despite a year-round thing, fishing has its peak seasons that comprise of a couple of months in both the winter and the summer season. There are plenty of fishes in these times but the fish type is different because of the living patterns and weather conditions. Anglers and catchers have always keen eyes on the horizon and track the changes in the season with the behavior and living pattern of the fishes.
By Dandelionclub5 years ago in Wander
Top 10 Beaches In The World
1. Beach Of The Cathedrals, Spain The Spanish beach, the As Catedrais beach, also known as Praia de Augas Santas or the 'Beach of the Holy Waters’ is a beach to be visited by those who seek to discover the jaw-dropping wonders of the world. The beach is located in the Ribadeo municipality of the region. The beach provides a spectacular sight with natural arches and caves that can be seen only during low tide. During high tide also the beach can be accessed for swimming. During low tide, the Beach of the Cathedrals is a place that inspires the awe, and one can wander along the magnificent sea caves and majestic cliffs. The caves occur in a variety of sizes from small cracks in the rocks to massive openings. Sand corridors between rocky blocks, tall rocky arches, dozen-meters-long caves and other geologic wonders meet the eye of those visiting this beach.
By Mr Ceaser5 years ago in Wander
Tacos in Tulum
Recently my wife and I ventured to Tulum, Mexico to celebrate my retirement from the United States Navy after 24 years of service as a Deep Sea Diver. With CoViD restrictions lifting and the pandemic seemingly in retreat we also have missed our routine of traveling annually with the lock-downs and strict orders from the Navy not to travel further than 300 miles radius from my command; this was also a trip to stretch our worldly legs again, and rid ourselves of some cabin-fever. Returning to the United States does still require some CoViD testing procedures that can induce stress into what is supposed to be a time for relaxation and no worries; However, that's for a different story all together.
By Meko James 5 years ago in Wander
10 Places To Visit In January In The World
1. Seychelles: A Refreshing Escapade Why Seychelles? Well, why not? Despite being one of the best honeymoon places in the world, this country in East Africa is an archipelago of more than 100 islands! If you wish to spend your holiday in tree houses viewing the ocean, North Island in Seychelles is the place to be! Also having a renowned World Heritage Site like Vallie de Mai Nature Reserve, you’ll know why this one tops the list of best places to visit in January in the world once you visit!
By Mr Ceaser5 years ago in Wander
Over the Top Celebration of La Pilarica in Zaragoza, Spain
“I would sooner be a foreigner in Spain than in most countries. How easy it is to make friends in Spain!” ~ George Orwell
By Debbie5 years ago in Wander
The Baird's Tapir of Costa Rica
At times weighing over 800 pounds, the tapir is a very elusive animal here in Costa Rica. It is mostly nocturnal. But, sometimes you may be lucky enough to see them in the jungle or even strolling on the beaches.
By William "Skip" Licht5 years ago in Wander