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November 27, 2013

Rhode Island’s Mansion-Lined Cliff Walk

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Rhode Island’s Mansion-Lined Cliff Walk

Imagine going back to the late 1800’s, and you are getting ready to go to a fancy summer party at one of greatest homes of all time. As you pull down the winding driveway and up to the grand entrance, you get out of the car only to be greeted with a glass of champagne. You are in your finest evening attire, as you enter a massive, elegantly designed ballroom. Making your rounds, you mingle and introduce yourself to some of the richest people in the world. That is your typical social scene during America’s gilded age. This would have occurred on multiple occasions throughout the summer, as the mansion owners strived to keep up with all social standards. Although the parties are over and these same families no longer live here anymore, we still have these beautiful homes that allow us to go back in time through America’s vibrant history. Rhode Island may not be the largest state in America, but it sure makes up for it with its mansion-lined cliff walk. In order to take a look back into the gilded age, Newport, Rhode Island is truly the place to go. With mansions built at the turn of […]

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by shailany
November 18, 2013

America’s Sweet History: San Francisco, California

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America’s Sweet History: San Francisco, California

When you envision San Francisco, you might think of Fisherman’s Wharf or the famous Golden Gate Bridge. There are definitely several places to visit while travelling in the Bay area, and they are all surely set to please. However, there is one place that you just might not think to visit right away. For those of you with the ultimate sweet tooth, this next stop in San Francisco will sure to cater to your chocolate needs. We are talking about the famous Ghirardelli Chocolate Company, which have been around in this west coast city for over 160 years. Known for its rich, delicious chocolates, Ghirardelli has truly been a staple in the world of desserts and this continues to be the case to this day. Mr. Ghirardelli, like many people during his time, first went out west in hopes of striking it big with the California Gold Rush. When this sadly was not the case, he soon started to sell various confections to local miners. In 1852 and after some minor setbacks, Mr. Domingo Ghirardelli finally opened what is now known as the Ghirardelli Chocolate Company. When making a stop in San Francisco, you will be very disappointed if you […]

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by shailany
August 21, 2013

Planning of a Long Disneyland Vacation with your family?

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Planning of a Long Disneyland Vacation with your family?

Orlando Disney is a dream vacation for every family. Imagine being able to spend a week or two with the children enjoying all the wonderful treats at the humongous theme park of Walt Disney World Orlando. The kids will surely have a blast hopping from one theme park to the water parks and to the other attractions. The only question is, are you financially ready for that kind of a summer holiday for your family? Your Disney dream vacation need not require that much of a funding. Why? Because you don’t have to stay in plush andexpensive hotels. You can instead opt to stay in one of the vacation apartments near Disney. If you are coming with the entire clan, rental apartments within the vicinity of Walt Disney World range from 2-bedroom configurations to as big as 6-bedroom apartments. Small or big family groups are perfect for these apartments. Advantages There are many advantages in staying in apartments instead of the hotel when you’re bringing the family to Orlando. As a major tourist hub, many of the apartments developed in Orlando and in nearby places are designed to cater to international and local tourists. That means the facilities are world-class […]

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by shailany
July 28, 2013

Top Things to Do While in San Diego

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Top Things to Do While in San Diego

San Diego is one of the most popular tourist destinations in all of California. And with so many fun things to do and beautiful places to see, it is no surprise that it is so well liked by anyone who visits the area. If you are planning a vacation to this great city, continue reading to find out about some of the very best things to do while you are there. Swimming and Snorkeling in La Jolla Cove La Jolla Cove is considered one of the most beautiful places in the entire state of California. The beach here is spectacular, thanks to the fact that fishing has been prohibited in the area for a long time. You can enjoy uninterrupted swimming and snorkeling in the calm waters and catch glimpses of the myriad marine life that call the area home, such as the strikingly orange Garibaldi fish. Explore Historical Old Town Old Town is considered the birthplace of the state. There is an abundance of museums and historical buildings throughout the area that you can explore because guests are allowed to go inside them and take a look as they please, making this a must-see site for history buffs and […]

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by shailany
May 21, 2013

Must See Destinations in Georgia

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Must See Destinations in Georgia

Georgia is one of the most scenic states in America.  It is the heart of the South, a center of technology and medicine, and a land of diverse history and culture.  Visitors traveling for business or pleasure, alone or as a family, will find lots of exciting things to see and do all over the state.  All you need is a map of Georgia to start your Southern adventure. Athens, Georgia This city is known as a center of the performing and visual arts.  As the home of the University of Georgia, Athens is full of cutting-edge art, music, and dance.  All kinds of artists live and work in the area.  The many local galleries have something for every art lover.  Look for the University of Georgia Performing Arts Center, the Georgia Museum of Art, and the Georgia Theatre in particular. The State Botanical Garden of Georgia is also located in Athens.  This green space covers more than 300 acres and is used by the University of Georgia as a laboratory for horticultural and botanical research.  It is open to the public and welcomes visitors from around the country.  Locals enjoy the scenic walkways and jogging paths. Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta […]

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by shailany
April 4, 2013

Top 5 Popular Canadian City Road Trips

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Top 5 Popular Canadian City Road Trips

If you’re dreaming of a road trip in a beautiful serene part of the country and you’re not sure where or which direction to go, perhaps you should head for Canada. Canada has some of the finest cities and areas not only to travel through, but to take in and enjoy the breath taking surroundings as well. The top 5 most popular Canadian city road trips you can travel are Sea to Sky Country in British Columbia, Stratford Ontario, Icefields Parkway Ontario, Coastal Drives of Prince Edward Island and Pelee Island Ontario. Sea to Sky Country, British Columbia The Sea to Sky Highway 99 that begins just outside of Vancouver in Horseshoe Bay is a 125 km route that offers great diversity. Along this route you will not only be able to travel from city to city, but also explore some fabulous little towns, one of which is named Squamish. In the town of Squamish, there are lots to see by way of Aboriginal culture paraphernalia and various forms of art designs. While these quaint little communities may peek your interests, you will be traveling through the beautiful western part of Vancouver’s Howe Sounds where you will find an area […]

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by shailany
April 2, 2013

A Tour To New York City

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A Tour To New York City

Are you planning on taking a trip to New York City? Then you will probably arrive at the La Guardia Airport, which is one the biggest airports in the United States of America. Even if New York is very easy to travel by public transportation, at the same time it is also a struggle to get on a train or bus because of how many people opt for public transportation as opposed to taking a cab or renting a car. Since taking a taxi can become quite expensive, it is the best option for you to simply rent a car as soon as you arrive at the airport. This way, you don’t have to rely on public transportation or having to wait for buses and trains to arrive. You will have all the freedom you want and need to go wherever you want, at the time that suits you best. Moreover, if you have children with you, it will be much more convenient for the whole family to get in one car and explore the city the way it was meant to, in the complete comfort and safety of your rental car. Attractions When you think about New York City, […]

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by shailany
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Shailany Vizconde

Shailany Vizconde

Young, spirited, and an adventurer – this is the perfect set of adjectives to describe myself. I'm an adventure-seeker and backpacker who has dreamt of traveling different countries and sharing my stories to the people.

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