A few months ago I decided that I was going to go on my first solo camping trip in Shenandoah National Park. I experienced the same as most female travelers – some family and friends were supportive and others were vehemently opposed. Yes, camping alone as a woman can be dangerous but so can anything…
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Based on what I’ve heard from friends and family the most overwhelming part of planning for vacation is figuring out what the heck to do. How do you put together an itinerary when there are so many things you want to see? My favorite type of itinerary is one where I’ve got most things I…
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Accommodations take a huge chunk out of the travel budget. What’s sad is that the way I travel, I’m not even in the room that much. I’m always exploring the area I’m visiting and am only in the room to sleep a few hours at night and then I’m back at it again. So this…
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Let me start off by explaining what this new series is going to be about and why I’m doing this. My Travel Planning Simplified Series will break down each idea outlined in my first vacation planning post into small, manageable tasks. The first task I want to talk about is how you can budget your…
From the time we stepped out of the truck until we left for the day it snowed nonstop. So I’m not sure if it was the snow or the fact these buildings look like castles from a fairytale, but this place looked absolutely magical. Stratton Mountain was the first stop on our Vermont Road trip…
I am a Southerner, born and raised. My parents took my brother, sister, and I all over the Southeast, to the Caribbean, even Hawaii one time. Never up North. The farthest north we went was a trip to Washington DC. My parents are just not big city people and I prefer the middle of nowhere…
Sometimes I think I like the planning part of a vacation as much as actually taking the trip. But I’m also one of those weird people who has a spreadsheet for EVERYTHING. As in my husband and I track our power bill in a spreadsheet that has a graph and all the stats. Planning is…