4 Day Seville Itinerary Day 1 in Seville Highlights: – Walking tour with White Umbrella Tours– Plaza de España– University of Seville and Hotel Alfonso XIII– Tapas in the Santa Cruz district Morning: It’s your first day in Seville – how exciting! Start today with a walking tour, I recommend White Umbrella Tours, which…
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Slovenia is a beautiful country to visit during the winter months. With snow-capped mountains, festive markets, and plenty of indoor activities, there’s something for everyone. Here are five delightful things to do in Slovenia in the winter. Go Skiing or Snowboarding in the Julian Alps The Julian Alps in northwestern Slovenia offer excellent conditions for…
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Every time I clutch a vintage leather bag, it feels like I’m carrying a slice of history. These treasures, often nestled in Nonna’s wardrobe, embody a time when craftsmanship reigned supreme. If there’s anything Italians excel at, besides food and family drma, it’s making leather bags that whisper opulence. Prada, Fendi, Gucci—names synonymous with luxury—each…
At the end of our 10-days in Indonesia, we spent the last couple days on Nusa Penida, an island a short ferry ride away from mainland Bali. Nusa Penida is still much in development, but quickly growing in popularity, much due to it’s famous T-Rex lookalike, Kelingking Beach and Viewpoint. Find out everything you need to know…
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When choosing the right fabric for outdoor furniture paneling, many issues must be considered. Simple natural fibres cannot effectively resist weather factors, stains from food or dirty animal paws, moisture, and more. In addition, sunlight, fungus, and mold have a very negative effect on the fabric. The quality of the paneling directly affects the lifespan…
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Hilltop, Tacoma, the site of a new urban CLT by Forterra. Photo by Jon Armstrong. In 1969, New Communities was established in the state of Georgia as the largest single tract of Black-owned farmland in the United States. This was achieved through the community land trust (CLT), boldly put forth by Charles Sherrod, a black…
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As the colder months sets in England, the urge for winter sun starts to creep in. I’ve found myself browsing through various sites trying to discover the best places to visit during the latter of the year and time and time again, Marrakech came up high on the must-visit list. It’s understandable that with the…
“On a deeper level you are already complete. When you realize that, there is a playful, joyous energy behind what you do.” ~Eckhart Tolle When it comes to being unique, there’s nobody quite like you. You have your own talents, strengths, and weaknesses that nobody else has. This is what makes you special and unique….
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For decades, residents and city leaders have debated Atlanta’s public transportation. The system, which includes buses and trains, is operated by the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA). If you are new to the city or planning to visit, it helps to learn about the public transportation options and weigh the pros and cons. Having…
