If you’ve been following along on this wonderful journey through Las Vegas, thank you so much. And you’ll be disappointed to read this chapter is coming to a close (maybe?)! After four full posts reviewing various Las Vegas decorations and décor, I’ll be moving on to another city! But if you’ve missed the first several
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Part 3 of an ongoing series about things to do in Vegas. The things to do and reviews are free in this post and parts 2 and 4. Make sure to read ’em all to learn about everything Vegas has to offer and if seeing all the hotels is worth it! For things to do
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Part 2 of an ongoing series about things to do in Vegas. The things to do and reviews are free in this post and parts 3 and 4. Read ’em all to learn about everything Vegas has to offer and if seeing all the hotels is worth it! For things to do in Downtown Las
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Death Valley: Land of the hot, dry, and low people. Er, I mean landscapes. But technically the people who visit are hot, dry, and low! Because it’s the hottest place in the world, driest place in the US, and lowest (sea level wise) place in North America… get it? Did I overexplain? I think that’s
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I can’t tell you the number of times I have been asked about my eating habits. The number sky rockets when I’m traveling or people learn how much/where I’ve traveled. Africa? You were vegan in Africa?Like, all the countries? Oh the confusion… priceless. Not really. Ireland?! They just eat meat and potatoes! Oh, I guess
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Some might call it charm or allure. Spellbinding, attention grabbing. However you choose to say it, there’s an old-world magic in Barcelona. Strolling La Rambla, ascending mystical staircases, and exploring gritty streets are just a few activities the gripping capital of Catalunya offers. Oh, on that note, let’s address that thought I know you just
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Solvang: A town rooted in Spanish ties evolved into a celebration of Danish heritage and culture. If you have ever wanted to visit Denmark or even had a trip planned, Solvang is the perfect place to scratch that urge. Meaning “sunny field,” Solvang lives up to its name the moment you step into its welcoming
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My grandfather lived in the same house in Long Beach my whole life. But I started looking at it a little different when I went vegan – I started looking for options! I’ve been at different points in my life and for varying amounts of time. Two years ago, I was there for a week
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As I mentioned in my post about Why Inclusivity in Travel is important, waving a rainbow flag once a year is NOT enough. It’s important to have diversity and inclusion* in travel. Please share that post and this one with anyone who may benefit from this knowledge. With this importance in mind, let’s get to
