☆ Ditched 9-5 to seek life long adventures ☆
Travelling the West Coast of the U.S. is a dream for many. And what with all the beautiful cities to visit, the breathtaking things to see, and the memories to be made, it’s no wonder. But travelling the West Coast of America isn’t just about the places you travel to. It’s not just about the destinations you arrive at and the things you see whilst in them. It’s about the journey. And to make sure you make the best out of a journey to the West Coast, make sure to read on.
Life for us software engineers can be tough sometimes which is why this company sponsored (field) trip was a perfect breather for a tough week’s work. All my fellow expats were quite stoked to get together and pay a visit to our aquatic friends.
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When most people think of Jupiter, some of the first things that will pop into their mind are the rich and famous, who like to buy mansions over on nearby Jupiter Island. Jupiter’s famous lighthouse is another thing that may pop into your mind, located over on the inlet, having led boats safely into the Loxahatchee River for the last 150 years. Nearby Jupiter resident Burt Reynolds may also pop into your mind, as Jupiter is home to a park bearing his name and was formerly home to a museum of his life. Or if you’re really not familiar with this area, you’ll probably just think of the planet.
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New Orleans usually conjures images of drunken stupidity, debauchery, never ending parties and strip clubs and Bourbon Street. With its anything-goes attitude, New Orleans can attract visitors looking to lose themselves in the party.
Tucked between the mountains of Southeast Tennessee, Chattanooga is one of America’s most breathtaking cities. It was fall when I visited Chattanooga. The oppressive heat that summer brings to Atlanta has subsided, and I was easing into shorter days bookended by cool mornings and nights. It’s the perfect time to get out of the city and slow down. For me, that means a spontaneous weekend trip to Chattanooga.
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As any New Yorker will tell you, there’s no way to see all the highlights of this vast, complex city in just one visit. If you’re heading to the city for the first time or just want to know what you shouldn’t miss on your next visit then I have it covered! Here’s my pick of the 15 must see New York attractions. Enjoy!
One of the biggest misconceptions vacation planners have about visiting New York City is that it requires a great deal of money to get there. Keeping an eye on flight deals can be frustrating sometimes especially when your itchy feet is bugging you to move already. So, I got to New York from Atlanta for only less than 90. How? You ask. Here are some tips and tricks.
Philadelphia is simultaneously one of the most historic and happening cities in the USA, boasting many relics of Independence, such as the Liberty Bell, as well as a cutting edge modern art and music scene.
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After two weeks of being totally swamped at work, finally a well-deserved day out to downtown Atlanta came about. Saturday afternoon, we left half hour past 12 o’clock and expected to reach our destination in about 20-25 minutes. However, the traffice at I-85 got us stuck in the road for more than an hour. Experience traffic in America, check!
I had the pleasure of discovering Stone Mountain Park with my colleagues this past weekend. Although I was still jet lagged, I just can’t pass up this opportunity to see one of Georgia’s most popular attractions – the Stone Mountain.
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