With COVID-19 restrictions lifting, it is recommended that you check local advisories and contact attractions, parks, and restaurants before visiting.
Before you sit down to enjoy a proper English tea, sipping tea and noshing on dainty tea sandwiches, be sure to follow these English afternoon tea etiquette rules so you act like a duchess (and not a dork). Learn what to call it (not high tea), how to properly pronounce scone, and more! I paid full …
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For more than 100 years, America has honored the brave men and women who have buttoned up uniforms and sworn to defend the US Constitution against all enemies. Each November, Americans give thanks to all who have served on Veterans Day. And at the end of each May, we honor those who made the ultimate …
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Whether it’s the fluid movements of a jellyfish or the antics of an ape, observing wildlife can reduce stress. As life in America enters into unprecedentedly worrying times, tune into these live animal cams for a bit of zen. Maybe it’s because I’m a Pisces, but the sound of waves lapping at the beach is …
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Even if you didn’t grow up in the Lone Star State, chances are you’ve heard of the Alamo. But did you know the Alamo is just one of the missions of San Antonio? From where the Alamo overlooks the San Antonio River Walk stretching ten miles south along the San Antonio River, there are five …
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Whether it’s a lack of funds, not enough vacation time, or a pandemic like COVID-19, sometimes you’re forced to satisfy your wanderlust at home. Here’s how to cure wanderlust by exploring the world without leaving the house. To help offset the costs of running EverydayWanderer.com, you’ll find affiliate links lightly sprinkled throughout the site. If you …
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Each year, Americans welcome nearly five million British travelers to the USA. Cities along the Atlantic Coast are most popular, especially Orlando and New York City. But many Brits wander farther west to Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and San Francisco. Whether exploring the Big Apple, the Magic Kingdom, or another part of the country, here …
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Rex presides over a parade featuring festive floats that fling beaded necklaces, coins, and even coconuts into the crowd. Revelers take to the streets in elaborate masks and glittery costumes. And party-goers search for a naked plastic baby in their slice of king cake. It’s Mardi Gras season in New Orleans! But do know the …
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Well, Heck! It looks like the Everyday Postcard you’re trying to read has been lost in the mail. But don’t worry! You can still browse through all of these picture-perfect Everyday Postcards from around the world. And if you’re looking for how to send me a postcard from your travels, here are the guidelines for …
What began as a way for breweries to survive Prohibition remains a nearly century old, state-wide tradition in Wisconsin. From Green Bay to Eau Claire and from Milwaukee to Red Cliff, find out why the entire state enjoys Friday fish fries (even if they’re not Catholic).
Meet Sage Scott, the Everyday Wanderer Bitten by the travel bug as a preschooler when her family moved abroad for the first time, Sage Scott understands the tremendous benefits of travel. But as a a single mom with four kids, three cats, two dogs, and a mortgage, she also knows that not everyone is in a …
Savoring the local food and wine is such an exciting part of travel. So when our family travels, we spend as much time researching what to eat and drink as we do what to see and do. Therefore, it should come as no surprise that we have quite a lot to share when it comes …
