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While the scenery, buildings and food were just like I remembered, everything else changed. In the past 11 years, the city had moved on, and now, it was time for me to make new memories and move on too.
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I spent the summer of 2018 river rafting, gawking in awe at Machu Picchu and enjoying some exotic cherimoya cake in a quaint cafe overlooking the beach.
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Each town in Catalonia celebrates its own festa major, or “major festival,” every year. We got to experience the festivities of La Garrinada, the festa major hosted by my friend’s hometown of Argentona. The festival traditionally lasts for four days in the first week of August.
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If you think it’s going to be another summer indoors, think again. There are so many fun socially distanced local adventures you can do with your bubble.
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To the naive eye, it’s a seemingly boundless desert of large rocks, but to the keen observer, Joshua Tree is an eclectic, artistic and vibrant desert.
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Salzburg houses magical and alluring sights, tastes and adventures that lie apart from its silver-screen fame yet succeed in whisking you away.
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With an endless amount of things to do, most of which take place outdoors, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in a COVID-safe way in Monterey!
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As a Southern Californian, I didn’t realize how much work goes into preparing my car to drive in a place where it regularly snows during the winter.
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Having practically spent every single summer in South Lake Tahoe since I was born, I have a few hidden gems up my sleeve.
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I felt accomplished that we had planned and executed a fun, memorable drive across the Pacific Northwest, and what’s more, we were able to keep it safe.
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