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I think Yosemite is a must see. If you get there I will be interested to read your take on it. I also liked Truckee, California and Stateline California/Nevada. Neat little small towns.
ReplyI hope we have enough time to make it to Yosemite! Thanks for the recs, Rick 🙂
ReplyJust started diving into your adventures. Wow! Something I could see myself doing before we had kids, but perhaps a mini-version is in my future – before long, both kids out of the house on their own. Love your nomadic spirit! I’m super interested in volunteer & sustainable travel, so would love to get your insight on what you’ve seen or experienced out there around the planet. Who’s doing it well? Who isn’t? AND, during your summer trip, if you get into Texas, must visit historic, charming Georgetown, just north of Austin. Plenty of things to do to keep cool, great food, shopping, art, culture. They are the 2nd city in the country to run on 100% renewable energy which surprises many. Austin is big fun & highly recommend it (where I live), but Gtown is a fab little escape nearby. Enjoy and look forward to hearing from you!
ReplyThat’s great! For sustainable travel and volunteer I would check out http://www.tammyandchrisonthemove.com/ and http://breathedreamgo.com/. They have a lot of great information. And thanks for the tips about Georgetown. That sounds soooo charming and right up our alley. Would love to make it there and Austin as well really! We’ll definitely keep you posted if we make it that way 😉
ReplyExcellent & thanks so much for the leads to these 2 websites! Stay safe & have a blast this summer. We’re heading to the beach this weekend, but I’m most excited about an anniversary trip to Croatia in a few weeks. I’m sure I’ll post a few awesome photos if you want to check them out on Twitter @LNoneill or Instagram @loneill1.
Love to hook you up in Georgetown & ATX sometime soon.
ReplyWill be looking forward to seeing pics from Croatia for sure! We missed it in when we were in Europe last summer. Still itching to get there! Have a great time!
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