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A Taste of Seattle Seattle perfectly balances a community engaged in high-tech business (home to Starbucks, Microsoft and Amazon), outdoor life (hiking, Fishing) and sophisticated local vibes. [Read Full Review] |
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Stone Mountain Camping While it’s cool to be catered to at the Hilton, it’s just as awesome to have the feeling of accomplishment by roughing it yourself. Camping just feels ‘real’ – whether lying under the stars or the smell of charred firewood in the morning. [Read Full Review] |
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The Grand Canyon and Hoover Dam The Grand Canyon is one of those rare destinations that actually live up to the hype. The almost unspoiled landscape is like nothing else in the United States – perhaps the world. [Read Full Review] |
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Las Vegas – It doesn’t Have to Stay There Las Vegas is absolutely the Wild Wild West – in more ways than one. From prevalent gambling, quasi-legal prostitution, legalized rental of automatic weapons, and the lights on the strip never go out – Las Vegas still holds its reputation as “Sin City”. [Read Full Review] |
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Panama City, FL – Watersports and Sun Panama City has come a long way in a very short time. While Miami may be a better place to ‘watch’ the people, cars and mansions – Panama City is where you actually ‘do’ something – specifically if it’s water related. [Read Full Review] |
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Los Angeles, CA – The City of Stars Los Angeles is the place to see and be seen. Whether it’s at the Hollywood Sign, on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, face scultures on Venice Beach or watching my first Polo match; Jay kept it looking good in LA! [Read Full Review] |
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Getting Cajun in New Orleans New Orleans was one of my favorite vacations. The food and Bourbon Street was just the start of the fun; the Sky Diving, Air Boat Gator tour in the Bayou, and Seaplane adventure really made this memorable. [Read More] |
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Washington, DC No longer the most violent city in the US, the ‘District’ has it all – food, history and politics. I’m not a Museum guy – but the Newseum, Air & Space Museum, Bureau of Printing & Engraving and the National Mall – are all must sees. [Read More] |
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Coming Soon!
Over the next couple of weeks, I will be posting my complete reviews (including video & pictures) of the following destinations to this site. In the meantime, you can also, take a look at my International Travel experiences or the Travel Advice or Tips & Tricks articles. Hint: Click any image to see a larger version.
Recent Travel Gadget Reviews
Amazon Kindle
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