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Fascinada
His father built this boat. With tools worn by time and help from his uncle, he bent the planks around the frame and hammered them into place and sealed the joints with hot pitch, while the summer light bent and warped in the haze of heat that rose from the metal can. Every year afterwards, in July heat, he rowed the boat from the village to the island to heave rocks into the bay and keep the church afloat.
By Ryan Frawley6 years ago in Wander
How to Travel to Colorado
Before any vacation to a place I have never been, I alway try to diligently research and plan; however, sometime I wish someone would just lay it all out for me! It is so much work figuring out how far everything is from where I am staying, what places to see, what is worth the money, and what order I should do it al in! So that it was I am going to do for you!
By Karly Lamm6 years ago in Wander
Tips for Traveling on Your Own
Traveling by yourself can be an unforgettable experience. It can give you a sense of self-sufficiency, as you may be faced with challenges that you have to solve on your own in a strange land. All of this can be incredibly satisfying and transform you into a better person. With that being said, traveling alone can come with its ups and downs and can be dangerous in certain situations.
By Mariela Corella6 years ago in Wander
Los Angeles, California #1
In 2018 I had my first big trip from Australia to America with my sister! And I must say, it was expensive but worth every dollar! An experience that I will never forget and will always look back on and cherish. And because I am such a movie buff, of course, I did not miss to take a photo of the giant LAX sign outside the airport while sitting in the back of my Uber ride! If you want to take the same photo, I truly hope that the photo I took provides enough details, because I was so excited about the trip that I actually had to put in the effort in focusing and waiting for the sign just so I could take the picture!
By C.J.B6 years ago in Wander
How I Learn Spanish
While packing to leave for Buenos Aires, Argentina, I was thinking of all the places I would visit and not be able to talk with the local people, order meals, or ask for directions, because I did not know a single word of Spanish. With a quick trip to my neighborhood bookstore, I found the last Spanish phrasebook on the shelf, and quickly purchased the book for reading on the plane.
By Frank Richardson6 years ago in Wander
8 Most Important, Historic Tourist Attractions in Hyderabad
Hyderabad is one of the most ancient and oldest cities in Telangana and the Deccan region in general. It was called Golconda during the reign of Kakatiyas and was world-renowned for its fabled diamond mines. Some of the most famous and largest diamonds in the world were found in the Golconda region such as Daria-i-Noor, Koorl-ul-Ain, Koh-i-Noor, etc. Hyderabad has a long and glorious history which affords many historic tourist places to visit. There are also many scenic spots to chill as well. Now, let’s take look at the most important and historical tourist attractions in Hyderabad that you must visit if it’s your first time.
By Srilu Uppari6 years ago in Wander
What to Pack for a Weekend Trip to the Mountains
Mountain vacations are a perfect way to combine a relaxing holiday in nature with a variety of fun activities. You can explore, camp, go hiking, or just sit and enjoy the beautiful surroundings. Regardless of what your plans are, a packing list for a mountain trip is a bit longer, so here is a reminder of all the things you may need.
By Marie Nieves6 years ago in Wander
Things I Wish Someone Told Me When I Quit My Job to Travel the World
For the second time, I have quit my job without a plan in place other than to travel. What do I wish I knew before I did this? Nothing! Here's why.
By Ashley Wilson6 years ago in Wander
2019 Vacation Ideas - Top Attractions in East Hamptons!
The Hamptons feature a series of coastal villages lined up on the southern fork of Long Island. Just as the name suggests, a Hamptons vacation promises immense luxury and comfort.
By Antonella Bertello6 years ago in Wander
16 to 19, And World Travel 🌎
➡️From school, to ➡️college, to ➡️work, ➡to the world. 🌏 So, at 1️⃣6️⃣, I left school 👨🏻‍🎓to attend college 🏫. I wasn’t doing so well, looking back. I could see why now—I’d been through medical struggles in my early 👶🏻 years. I even flatlined ⛑🏥, and been brought back to life. That kind of thing changes you. Of course, your brain blocks 🧠 the memories, but there’s lasting trauma to overcome ⛑.
By Andrew Stephen Luck 6 years ago in Wander
From London to Dublin
9/8/17 I left California just two days ago to find my way to England on my research adventure. I'm currently a few chapters away from finishing my next novel, From Night On: The Veil, which focuses on Greek and Berber mythologies, and taking this time to gather material in preparation for my next novel in the series From Night On. As I write this first entry, I'm sitting at a Cornish pub in Delabole called Bettle and Chisel, where I am going to experience my first Cornish breakfast while I'm listening to America's hits from the 90's and earlier on their jukebox.
By MATTHEW STONE6 years ago in Wander
Ballarat White Night
Ballarat White Night. What an incredible night out! We wandered around our historic city, gorgeously illuminated by White Night for hours, and upon sourcing the program in order to learn the names of the exhibits I photographed, I’ve realized we didn’t even see it all!
By Dayna Hoskin6 years ago in Wander