During our Road Trip USA 2012, we drove 6,141 miles (9,883 kilometers) and passed thirteen states. I was trying to get all of the state signs, since, you know I’m a fan of the signs. Each state has really unique expression of their character. Some were really boring; I don’t know it’s the state or
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Living in the Sky City Along with the Taos Pueblo reservation, Acoma Pueblo Sky City was certainly one of the most interesting places in New Mexico. The name ‘Sky City’ comes from where they live; top of the 367ft high mesa. They managed to build the houses and the stairs on the top of the
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The grand Road Trip USA 2012 came to the end! This trip started because of TBEX (Travel Bloggers Exchange, travel blogger conference) in Colorado. Stephen and I left Virginia on 9th of June, and came back 17th of July. The grand Road Trip USA 2011 during my first visit to the US was
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Have you been to adobe houses in Taos Pueblo? Adobe was a strange and new rod for me. ‘Adobe? Isn’t that the name of a company?’ was my first thought before I went to the adobe houses in Taos Pueblo. It’s the joy of being a second language speaker. adobe |əˈdōbē| noun a kind of
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To attend TBEX (Travel Blogger Exchange, travel bloggers annual conference) in Denver, CO, Stephen and I decided to do another road trip; to west. We went to a road trip together to New England last summer, and my affection to the area grew a lot. I didn’t know what to expect, but I loved it.
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The following is a guest post. It’s a grand American tradition, and what better way to see the sights of Florida than from the comfort of your car? A road trip is a great way to pack as much as possible into a Florida holiday with a provider like Florida4Less, so here’s
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“The coal dust from the harbor was so thick we had to sweep up the mess every single morning.” Randolph Dominic, Sulkowitch Hardware & Paint Co. Portland, Maine is a port town, and has very characteristic charm. It makes people visit and stay longer. While I was there, I enjoyed walking along Casco Bay. I
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My visit to Yellow Yellow Circle at Middletown, Connecticut was random, yet meaningful. It was a total random destination out of several of different places I could’ve landed on between Worcester, MA and NYC. But I headed to Middletown. The reason why? I got an invitation. Only one rule: I was welcome anytime,
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Looks familiar? Château Frontenac, the historic building located in Quebec City, is the most photographed hotel in the world and the most famous landmark of Quebec City, Quebec. Just like the reputation, most of the postcards I could found were featured with Château Frontenac. This building also can be seen from most parts of
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“Did you know, Montpelier is the only capital without McDonald?” “Ah… I think I’ve heard about that.” “AND! Did you know, there’s no Walmart in Montpelier?” Mr.Myers, a nice gentleman who I met in Warren General store, said proudly. He just bought a same scarf that I picked up from the store,
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