Unexpected Volunteering-Elbow Cay-Bahamas
It’s a leisurely morning on Elbow Cay, Bahamas. We sip coffee on the deck of the Hope Town Coffee House, there is no schedule, we
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“How Did You Find Us?”- Elbow Cay-Bahamas
Their eyes shine with fear, as they ask the question. “How did you find us?” “I went on the internet and Googled, small islands in
Free (or almost free) Activities in New York City
If you have visited New York City, or researched a trip, you know that the Big Apple can be expensive. From overpriced play tickets, to
New York City-CityPass Fun
People say I’m lucky. I say that I’m a participator. I was participating in a Twitter Chat about New York City with #WeekendWanderlust. At the
Connecting with Elsa- Ellis Island-New York
Elsa watches as her home disappears in the distance. Elsa’s parents are concerned about Germany’s political direction. They decide to send sixteen- year- old Elsa
Water To Wine Tour-Finger Lakes-New York
With over 100 wineries in the Finger Lakes, choosing a tasting, can be a daunting task. Instead of agonizing over choices, we let the Water
Watkins Glen State Park-New York
Anticipation is high. I’ve swooned many times over photos of Watkins Glen State Park. The pictures make it seem like something our of a fantasy
Corning, New York and Museum of Glass
I am terrified. No, I’m not paragliding, or taking a helicopter flight, or riding in a small airplane. I am at my very first TBEX
An Unexpected Flight-Anchorage, Alaska
I find that with travel, spontaneity often leads to fearlessness. It’s our final breakfast at Judy’s Touch of Class B&B in Anchorage, Alaska. Our mornings
Glacier Walk and The Musk Ox Farm-Palmer-Alaska
A glacier walk has been on our adventure to-do list since our first bite from the travel bug. We didn’t know when or where, we