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Reviews of all the places you'll go and the people you'll meet there.
Apartment Life in Fort Wayne
Searching for a place to live is no doubt one of the most stressful, time-consuming, costly, and important decisions that you can make in your life. And if you live in the decently large city of Fort Wayne like me, those waters can be difficult to navigate without knowing some information beforehand.
By Grace Linn5 years ago in Wander
Camel Ride in Evening desert safari Dubai
Camel trekking Dubai is ubiquitous in U.A.E. Evening desert safari also is very famous in Dubai. Camel trekking adds to the beauty of the Dubai desert safari. When we do camel trekking in Dubai desert safari, we can view the beauty of Dubai desert safari entirely because we can ride far above it. Can we see the desert’s beauty in the distance? That is why every person wants to camel trekking in Dubai.
By Adventure In dubai5 years ago in Wander
She Stands Tall and Proud. Overlooking the Hudson River. The Historic Thayer Hotel, at West Point.
Perched on the mountains overlooking breathtaking views of the Hudson River sits the majestic The Historic Thayer Hotel, at West Point. Approximately a one hour drive from New York City.
By victoria patricolo5 years ago in Wander
An Enchanted Tale About A Tiny House Resort
Once upon a time there was a teeny tiny woman who lived in a teeny tiny house. Oops….no, no, no wrong story. Once upon time there was a man named Bob. He owned a famous store in Soho called Think Big. This store, the only one of its kind, sold giant pop art. People from all over the world came to purchase Bob’s art. There were giant pencils, crayons, cookies, coffee cups and more. If you needed any kind of oversized pop art item Think Big created it.
By victoria patricolo5 years ago in Wander
An Open Letter to Carnival
I was born mere footsteps from the ocean. No matter where I go, where my feet find their footing, or where my existence is found, I know that I am a child of the sea. I gravitate towards the water in ways only found in men lost in desert sands, clawing through grains for a single drop to ease their scorched throats. I magnetize to the sea, I am drawn to it in ways that confound me. That is why I feel betrayed by what you represent in this world.
By Joshua Grady6 years ago in Wander
Christmas In Mexico
This year for our family Christmas (and my grandparents 55th wedding anniversary) we decided to take a Carnival cruise to Mexico. We had three stops and spent 4 days total on the ship, In this first installment of the cruise recap we will focus on the boat itself. As we were only it's second sailing I leave room for error, there were a few service complaints that, to be fair, happen here on dry land as well.
By Alexandrea Callaghan6 years ago in Wander
