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Take a Bath in Berkeley Springs, West Virginia
Berkeley Springs is the kind of place that feels timeless- you can easily imagine the first settlers in this small town, even as you enjoy the modern amenities it offers now. Known historically as the Town of Bath, it has been welcoming travelers for centuries with its mineral-rich warm springs, mountain views, and small‑town charm. Whether you’re craving a restorative weekend, an outdoor…
Don't Yuck out on the Yucatan
If you’re looking for a solid week of adventure, fun, and food, look no further than the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. For ritzy beach and all-inclusive resorts lovers, look to the north end at Holbox, Cancun, Cozumel, and Playa del Carmen. If ‘pueblo magicos’ and dusty beach towns is more your style, consider the southern end, Tulum and Valledolid. We wanted to visit some Mayan ruins and also…
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The Best Things to Do in Bogotá, Colombia
With a week off for Thanksgiving Break, we decided to head to South America and visit one of the capital cities we’d never seen. From Dallas/Fort Worth it was a 5 hour, direct flight on American Airlines, landing in El Dorado International Airport. We arrived late at night, grabbed an Uber, and were at our hotel just outside the Candelaria neighborhood in downtown Bogotá in less than half an…
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The Netherlands and Belgium
Knowing that by early June the summer heat would arrive where I live, I wanted to pick a place to travel that would have delightfully cool, even rainy, weather. We chose The Netherlands and Belgium, flying in and out of Amsterdam (strangely, a whole lot less miles on United than other nearby airports). We packed our rain jackets in our backpacks, and away we went! A cool and rainy morning as we…
Courthouses of Texas
Chris tells us about his February trip to Micronesia, Palau, Solomon Islands, and East Timor.
Taxco, the silver capital of Mexico
Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta 
Have you been to the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta? What a fun event!
Beat the Heat with These Northern National Parks
Even though I’m from Texas, I try everything I can to get out of the insane southern heat each year. Last summer we visited Maine, Newfoundland, and Labrador. This year we decided to head to some of the US national parks up north in an attempt to find cooler temps. Time to head north As we crossed the Mackinac Bridge into Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, we felt the cool breeze coming off the Great…
Hiking the Continental Divide Trail (New Mexico)
Ever wonder what it's like to hike part of a long distance trail? Read on to find out about the Continental Divide Trail.
This past month, one half of the Palm Tree Musings duo started a section hike of the Continental Divide Trail. Having previously completed a through-hike of both the Appalachian Trail and the Pacific Crest Trail, Chris decided to try a section hike for this next adventure. Here’s the particulars of the first 400 miles, all of which are in the New Mexico section of the 3200 total miles of the…
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Interview with Chris: Navigating the South Pacific
It’s been a while since our fearless traveler, Chris, the other half of Palm Tree Musings, took a trip by himself. On this journey he started off with me (Deah), in Hawaii, and then visited Samoa, Tonga, Vanuatu, Fiji and Tuvalu on his own. Here are a few questions and answers about his trip. 1. Why’d you leave your wife behind? I asked her to go in this trip, but she refused. I think she’s…
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Wow, Oaxaca!
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Come From Away: Exploring Newfoundland and Labrador
Last summer I felt like I was melting, so this year I wanted to go somewhere “cool”. We decided on Newfoundland and Labrador and wow!! I’m so glad we went. Canada, you’ve got the coolest provinces! Because we love our car, and we always feel like the journey is about more than the destination, we decided to drive there. Up through Maine (stopping at Acadia National Park), through New Brunswick…
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Congaree National Park
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15 Free Things To Do in South Florida and the Keys
Want to save a bundle while visiting South Florida and the Florida Keys? Read on:
We recently bought tickets to go to Dry Tortugas National Park, and those tickets are not cheap. Add to that a few days in the Keys, and your budget will definitely feel the pinch. However, as we discovered, there were plenty of free (and almost free) things to do in our two weeks between Fort Lauderdale and Key West. There was one card in our wallet that helped us out the most- our military ID.…
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From Barbados to Barbuda: Easy Living in the Eastern Caribbean
From Barbados to Barbuda, and beyond, we explore ten islands in the eastern Caribbean.
There are over 7,000 islands in the Caribbean, and around 100 of them are populated. With a few weeks left in our year of exploring South America, we decided to finish off in the Caribbean. Of the 13 independent countries in the area, I needed to catch up on the last six, while Chris had a few select islands he wanted to not miss. It’s not always easy to find direct flights between islands, so…
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Cruise the Caribbean with Last Minute Tickets
After our fantastic success getting last minute, deeply discounted cruise tickets to Antarctica last year, we found ourselves in the Caribbean this spring with some extra time and an empty travel schedule. We decided to see if we could get last minute tickets to visit a few Caribbean islands. The Caribbean was meant for sailing As we were already in South America, one of the closest island…
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