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Most recently published stories in Wander.

The Riders of Girona
I finish filling up my car when I notice how chilly the evening is turning. I grab a jacket from the backseat and head towards the convenience store when I notice two women coming out of it.
By The Archaeologist4 years ago in Wander
9 Free (Or Close to Free) Things to do in Virginia Beach this Summer
Finding free activities while you are on vacation can be a bit daunting. Virginia Beach, Virginia, is a popular tourist destination on the east coast that hugs the Atlantic Ocean. Virginia Beach is known as "Family Friendly" to the locals, and is a cheaper place to visit than most beaches towns. Here are nine free places to go on your vacation, recommended by locals on your next visit.
By Britt Rivera4 years ago in Wander
Paris, Coffee, and Vices
A short anecdote on the history of Paris' coffeehouses has left me in a state of reflection. The amount of things one fine bean is capable of doing to humanity is mesmerizing. Coffee's impact in our civilization belongs in the same category as alcohol and herbal spices, and our behavior under its consumption has been the focus of constant speculations about the true purpose of its use ever since we started figuring out the basic chemical components of its composition.
By Ezra I. James4 years ago in Wander
San Francisco Tourism
What is Golden Gate Park? Golden Gate Park is a public space in San Francisco that separates the Richmond and Sunset districts. Golden Gate Park is 1,017 acres of public park space and was created as San Francisco's version of Central Park in New York City. The idea for a similar park to Central Park was first brought up in the 1860s but it wasn't until about 1875 that Golden Gate Park truly became a park. The plan and developments for creating Golden Gate Park was overseen by John McLaren and he served as the superintendent for 56 years.
By sarah wong4 years ago in Wander
Norway-The country of the midnight sun
Although many Arctic Circle countries view midnight, Norway is the only country known as the midnight sun. That is why no other northern European country like Norway has ever had a wonderful night under midnight.
By Joy kafle4 years ago in Wander
10 Free Things to do in Las Vegas
1 - Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign Probably the most famous thing to do in Las Vegas, apart from visiting the casino's, is having your picture taken next to the "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas" Sign. To avoid the crowds, mornings are usually the best time to visit. Don't forget to check where the sun is in the sky to get the best lighting.
By Armchair Detective4 years ago in Wander
What to Expect from a Yoga Spiritual Retreat in Bali?
Prepare to blossom, unleash, and transform! Bali also called “The Island of Gods”, is a province of the Indonesian archipelago. It has been a popular tourist destination for quite some time and continues to be one for people from all over the world.
By Mandeep Singh4 years ago in Wander
We All Deserve a Life of Abundance & Joy. .
So many exciting escapades here in Costa Rica. Think about all of the joy that so many people have experienced either on vacation or when living here. Costa Rica is a magical place. . full of wonder & awe. . one of the happiest countries on the planet. Our goal is to simply share the happy stories of fulfilled lives with all of you! We hope that these adventures inspire you enough to visit! Or, if you're here already, perhaps you will learn more about what is in your own backyard and will discover new places to visit. We'd love to hear from you as well. If you have anything to share, please contact us at [email protected]! Perhaps YOUR STORY will benefit many and bring jubilation to total strangers! Maybe YOUR ADVENTURE will change a life or two!
By William "Skip" Licht4 years ago in Wander
Lydia's Ghost
In 1896, local miners discovered gold in the Klondike region of Yukon in northwest Canada. The news hit Seattle and San Francisco, and then a stampede of prospects descended on the area looking for wealth. Over 100,000 people with gold fever rushed into Klondike in only three short years. Most of them got a whole bunch of nothing for their trouble.
By J.A. Hernandez4 years ago in Wander
My Adventures: Morocco
A new series of posts I'd like to share is my adventures abroad. Obviously the last couple of years have seen some major disruption to my desire to see the world. But, I do have a lengthy list prior to it all. So, I'll start with the country that really blew me away more than the others, and that's Morocco, specifically, Marrakech. Which is what you see in the image above.
By Ethan 4 years ago in Wander
Tips to Know Before Visiting Sydney, NSW
Sydney is brimming with fun things to do and see. It’s a splendid city on the waterfront to live and play in and it's not just the beaches, cafes and skyscrapers, there’s many unique and exciting things like horse riding, escape rooms, art galleries, surfing and of course the diverse food and drinks scene. There are however some things you should keep in your mind before visiting such a sprawling city like Sydney. These tips will hopefully help you in getting the most of the city and discovering some of the hidden gems in Sydney.
By Scarlett Stark4 years ago in Wander
Brisbane on a Sunny Day: Top Things to Do
Queensland, Australia is one of the most coveted states of Australia and its vibrant capital, Brisbane is among the top cities to visit while you're visiting down under. Boasting more than 260 days of sunshine every year, this city is the ultimate getaway with a subtropical climate, offering a great opportunity to enjoy the outdoor attractions. From sightseeing some of the biggest landmark attractions to local events and other adventure activities, it is safe to say that Brisbane’s best things to do and see are outside in the sunshine. If you're up for some outdoor fun on a wonderful sunny day, read along the following article.
By olivia williams4 years ago in Wander