Although it includes 23 countries and nine territories, travel destinations in North America are dominated by Canada, Mexico, and the United States.
Although I’ve spent quite a bit of time exploring California’s beautiful Livermore Valley Wine Country, this was my first time touring the area via an electric bike rental courtesy of Pedego Electric Bikes Livermore. Here’s why my first time on a Pedego electric bike was “love at first ride” and why I can’t wait to …
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From ferocious-looking, life-sized dinosaurs to a larger-than-life beauty skinny dipping in the bay, the Barber Marina in Elberta, Alabama, near the Gulf Shores is full of fiberglass creations by artist Mark Cline. Search for these outdoor sculptures on 10,000 acres of wooded green space near Wolf Bay and Bay La Launch. Visiting by boat, you …
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From inspiring Lady Liberty lighting the way to freedom to the heartbreaking 9/11 Memorial and Museum, New York is full of unique experiences that can’t be found anywhere else in the world. One way to see New York’s top attractions is by purchasing the New York CityPASS. But is it worth it? Here’s how the …
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What’s better than a day of wine tasting? A day of wine tasting with your four-legged fuzzy best friend! If you (and your fur baby) are headed to California’s beautiful wine country, then you won’t want to miss these dog friendly wineries in Livermore, one of California’s oldest wine regions. A special thanks to the Livermore …
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From the giant sarcophagus containing the remains of an unknown American soldier to a sea of white marble headstones dotting the green rolling hills, every American should visit Arlington National Cemetery at least once to pay their respects. Here’s everything you need to know before you visit the military cemetery in Washington, DC. Before it …
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While many national flags feature stars and stripes, only a handful of the world’s 195 countries incorporate a sun into the design. While there are different symbolic meanings of the sun, the most common include life, strength, and power. And when depicted as a perfect circle, the sun is connected to the never-ending cycle of life. Here …
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From the north, where the aptly named Tennessee River winds its way horizontally across the map creating a border between Alabama and Tennessee, to where the Cotton State meets the Gulf of Mexico, there are eight Alabama bird trails. Combined they offer a glimpse at more than 430 species of birds at 280 stops along …
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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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While Mardi Gras is celebrated in many destinations around the world, New Orleans is THE place to celebrate Mardi Gras season in the United States. Beginning on January 6th (also known as Twelfth Night or Epiphany Eve) and leading up to Ash Wednesday, Mardi Gras is a time for festive floats, glittery costumes, deliciously fattening …
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When President John F. Kennedy’s burial was televised on November 25, 1963, it was the first time Americans from coast to coast could participate in the funeral of a leader without being physically present. And by selecting the 624-acre site in the nation’s capital, rather than a plot in the family’s home state of Massachusetts, …
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Whether you’re seeking adventures in your backyard, day trips from Kansas City, or road trip destinations a bit beyond that, these options have you covered. Like the first buttercup and lavender crocuses peeking up from snow-covered fields in the spring, Americans are slowly emerging from months of stay-at-home orders imposed from coast to coast to …
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