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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
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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Hiking in Sweden
Sweden has some great national parks that are not far from the city – this one was only 30 minutes from Stockholm So many paths and choices to check out all the lakes … The various berries like the lingoberries … Continue reading
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Tagged BBQ, blog, ducks, Hiking, Lake, national park, Stockholm, Sweden
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Hiking the Mountains of Bergen
It is very popular for locals and tourists to hike around the city in the seven mountains surrounding the area. We went up to Mount Ulriken. It is best to take the cable car up the first half of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Bergen, blog, Hiking, International, Norway, Travel
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Bergen Norway
We decided to head west from the fjords and check out Bergen to see if the city was any different. I think we found a cool driver – I think it was Liev Schreiber practicing for a new movie role… … Continue reading
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Tagged Bergen, blog, Hiking, International, Norway, Steinsdalfossen, Steinsdalfossen waterfall, Travel, waterfall
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Vashon Island – Found Another Troll
If you want to find all the trolls in Seattle area, you must go hunting and expend some additional effort in some cases. Sometimes they are very far away from civilized areas and you need to take ferries to reach … Continue reading
1440 Multiversity
Where do organizations go for offsites that help them escape the normal routines and think creatively? Recently I was invited to attend a cyber security summit that was hosted at 1440 Multiversity. What does 1440 stand for? It stands for … Continue reading
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Tagged 1440 Multiversity, blog, California, Hiking, offsite, Running, Travel
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Northern Hood Canal
This summer, we decided to return to the Washington State Hood Canal areas and explore some of the northern areas to see if the experience would be any different. Of course, I went running, but you really need to go … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, crab, Hiking, Hood Canal, kayak, oysters, Travel, waterfalls
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Exploring Arizona
We decided to take a long weekend and explore some parts of Arizona that we never visited before. Everyone is raving about Scottsdale are (near Phoenix), so we decided to check out the Royal Palms resort that is at the … Continue reading