america
Travel from sea to shining sea; by car or by plane, there's plenty to see in the good ole US of A.
A Stroll Down Main Street, USA
At the south end of Washington Avenue, Cedarburg's main street, I take a step backward in time. Cedarburg is an old woolen mill town. Late 1800s stone buildings now serve as restaurants, lodging, wineries, boutique outlets, and gift shops.
By Jim DeLillo4 years ago in Wander
What is There for Kids to do in Las Vegas?
Las Vegas has been known as Sin City for as long as we can remember. It most certainly still is, but it also has a softer side you may not know about for the kids. So let's get right to it and explore some of the kid friendly activities you can enjoy as a family. As a local or as a tourist in Las Vegas. We will start on the Strip and work our way out to places you may have never heard of.
By Hunter and Evan Travel The World!4 years ago in Wander
Should You Move to Dallas?
I get it: big companies and our government are trying to incentivize people to come to Dallas. There's a lot of diversity here, the Ritz is iconic, you can find some pretty good food, you're thirty minutes away from almost everything (put a pin in that, I'll get back to it later), and the DFW airport is one of the largest in the state.
By Ruza Aldin4 years ago in Wander
Spectacular Seattle
f you have chosen to vacation on the West Coast of the US the best place to start is Seattle, Washington. This city is the capital of culture in the Pacific Northwest. It has grown and developed so that there is plenty to do and to see for visitors. Its skyline, as always, is easily recognizable by the Space Needle rising high into the sky.
By Rasma Raisters4 years ago in Wander
Vanlife: My Dream Van that Doesn't Exist (yet)
If it were possible, my dream Vanlife Van would be livable of course with a bed, mini-kitchen, toilet, solar shower, mini-fridge, WiFi and at least some storage space. It would also be electric with a solar panel array that helped charge the battery and gave it some extra range. If possible, a level four self-driving system would be great, though a level three system would be pretty cool as well. And finally. airless punctureless tires would top it off. I know, a big dream, but much of the tech I mentioned is here now. It just hasn’t been implemented all in one vehicle yet.
By Steve B Howard4 years ago in Wander
