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 If you’ve never been to southern California, it’s probably on your to-do list. The weather is unbeatable and there’s a ton to do. So if you’re planning a trip and need to fill your itinerary, here, in no particular order, are the top 10 things to do in southern California.
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 Last year, my wife Leah and I ventured out to Wyoming and Montana to tour Yellowstone National Park, Grant Tetons and finally Glacier National Park. Leah was 5 months pregnant with our little Rowan and so it's taken a little while to edit the photos and to have them ready for you here... We hope these brighten your day even though you're quarantined like us. Here are my 15 favorite's from our adventure:
 When traveling, finding a place to eat can often be part of the adventure as you get to sample the local cuisine and sink your teeth into something good. If the Northern Mariana Islands are on your radar for your next destination, restaurant hopping or thinking about your next meal will hardly be a problem. Located just northeast of Guam, it’s the perfect place for you if you want to quickly escape the cold weather or the busy city life.
 Aside from being the most populous city in the United States, NYC is one of the bastions of American culture. It’s known all over the world for its many cultural treasures related to history, art, nature, and cuisine, among others. Author and journalist Tom Wolfe once said about New York: “Culture seems to be in the air, like part of the weather.” Visitors will know exactly what he means when they tour NYC’s 5 boroughs.
 Ever wonder what it would be like if we did not have moving images? Or videos to watch? Or the ability to capture special events and share them with other people?
Sounds like a dull life to me. 1970, was the year this concept first took hold. Events like weddings and parties were famously recorded and as the demand for this grew, so did the audience’s preferences for expanding towards other markets. Country Living Has Its Beauties, But You Must Be Prepared: featuring Mr. Heater’s Big Buddy2/2/2020  I’ve traveled the world, living our of a rucksack on my back, flitting from one hostel to the next, sometimes staying with CouchSurfer hosts, and other times, I simply setup a tent and fair through the local weather. For me, travel is about experiencing new and exciting things that I could never have experienced if I stayed home. Well, now my travel years are weening and I’ve settled down in rural Ohio while I start a family. The reason I chose to be 20-minutes outside of the nearest town is because I can still experience some of the best things life has to offer, but I also must be prepared to survive on my own.
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