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Author Archives: David Cross
Kicking off a vacation with Ed Sheeran
Why not start a vacation with a concert…and since Ed Sheeran was in town, why not check in with him and see how things are going? It is pretty amazing in how he uses Loop pedals to make all the … Continue reading
World Cup – The Stadium with No Name
The Stadium with No Name: Our Amazing (and Hilariously Censored) World Cup Experience in Seattle! We are still buzzing from an absolutely unforgettable matchday. We had the absolute privilege of heading into the heart of downtown Seattle to witness Belgium … Continue reading
Mysore Palace – India
Mysore is a very long drive away from the high tech center in Bangalore India that many in the high tech industry visit. But if you plan it out and take a day off you can actually visit an amazing … Continue reading
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Tagged asia, blog, Europe, History, India, International, Museum, Mysore Palace, Travel
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Exploring the Keshava Temple in Somanathapura
I know I was a little overdue for a blog, so when I got a short break on a business trip, of course I took the opportunity to explore! Today, I got to check out a little history just outside … Continue reading
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Wanderlust Roundup: Our Most Popular Adventures
(And Where We’re Heading Next!) Hey fellow travelers! Whether you’ve been following the journey since the early days or you just stumbled onto the blog while planning your next getaway, I wanted to take a moment to look back at … Continue reading
Jerome: the Mining Town
When we started get some bad weather of rain and snow in Sedona we decided to escape and explore a not too distant mining town here in Arizona. Jerome (city) in Arizona it’s known for its copper mines and a … Continue reading
Sedona Arizona
We’ve never been here before but everyone raves about it so we thought we would try out Sedona. There are not many routes in or out of the area and it seems very isolated when driving in because you have … Continue reading
Off-Season Arizona
We certainly found that easier to see many things in Arizona when you’re offseason and before the spring Tour season begins. The good bad is that some things are not open but many things still are. We decided to drive … Continue reading
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Tagged Arizona, blog, Codetalkers, Dinosaur tracks, Hiking, History, Museum, national-parks, Navajo, Travel, Tuba City
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The Most Popular US Road Trip
We decided to go take a road trip around Arizona. But believe it or not the flights bound to Phoenix from Seattle over time expensive so we took a more efficient and cost-effective route. Playing to life into Las Vegas … Continue reading
Posted in Hiking, Travel
Tagged Arizona, blog, boat, Hiking, Horshoe Bend, marina, national-parks, Navajo, Secret Caves, Travel, utah
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The Seahawks Win!
The Seattle Seahawks’ victory in yesterday’s championship game has stunned the football world, completing an improbable journey that few experts or fans deemed possible. Heading into this season, the team was widely dismissed due to a roster in transition and … Continue reading