Surrounded by stony cliffs and verdant monsoon forests, the tranquil pool of Maguk Waterfall in Kakadu National Park is a piece of paradise in Australia’s wild Top End. Here’s more on how to get there and what to expect. Sign up to our free newsletter here for more travel inspiration. You also get your own…
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Welcome to the curd-a-riffic world of cheese curds in Madison, Wisconsin, where the battle for the title of the ultimate cheese curd is hotter than the frying oil at a local pub! With so many contenders boasting their unique twists on this classic snack, the quest for the perfect curds takes us on a tantalizing…
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BMW SUV – Courtesy of Curtis Perry A few days ago, an article was posted by a bicyclist into the Craigslist “rants and raves” section. The poster highlighted a road rage incident in which an angry driver in a blue BMW SUV screamed and honked at the bicyclist to get out of the way, in…
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Planning a vacation in a small island like Oahu, in Hawaii, without knowing the best time to visit could ruin your entire plan. It could even make the investment go down the drain. Besides, if you are visiting the place at the incorrect time, you won’t be able to roam around freely, let alone see…
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On my Instagram page I posed the question, “What is your biggest frustration with dating?” Wow, did I get a lot of comments. One of the most interesting replies came from a man’s perspective. Here is what he said: I’ve noticed dating through my 30’s that women tend to not be completely upfront with their…
Day two of Cape Town was April 19th which was a rough morning with it being our original due date (from the miscarriage before this pregnancy) and also my cousin who passed away.. her birthday. I woke up a little off so I was so happy to explore more of Cape Town and see some…
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Vishaan Chakrabarti. The Architecture Of Urbanity: Designing For Nature, Culture And Joy. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2024. Reviewed by Dasha Kuletskaya Can architects and other design professionals help tackle the global challenges humanity faces today? Can design be a tool to address climate change, rising inequality, and the spread of right-wing populism? Can architecture…
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From the last post, part one, you know how to decide when, where and how to get to the Galapagos and that’s huge. Now here’s the fun bit and the bit I wish I had known more about before going. This post will help you decipher between the types of boats and helps tailor your…
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In a world brimming with uncertainty and rapid change, finding clarity and peace can feel like an uphill battle. Whether you’re seeking answers to life’s biggest questions, navigating through personal struggles, or simply in need of spiritual guidance, Marc Lainhart, the Intuitive Consultant, offers a beacon of hope and insight. Marc Lainhart is not just…
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Skye’s history is a tapestry woven with tales of resilience, conquest, and cultural revival, from prehistoric settlers to the power struggles of medieval clans. Understanding the history of a place you travel to will enrich your experience. So many of the wonderful things to see in Skye are in the outdoors, but learning about the…
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