A passport is your ticket to exploring the international world. If you don’t already have a passport, getting one is easy! Here are some things to remember for how to get a passport.
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How to Get a Passport
Getting a passport is simple, but you need to remember to allow for the time it takes to complete the process. Everyone entering or re-entering America by plane is required to show show their passport and pass through U.S. Customs. Continue reading
Cancun, Mexico. Portland, Oregon. Seattle, Washington. Pullman, Washington. Playa Gigante, Nicaragua. 2014 was a journey. Here are the highlights. Continue reading
My visit to Stonehenge in rural England was humbling and inspiring. As an archaeologist, I was fascinated by the monument and had always wanted to visit the location.
The New Age Spiritualist in me was also craving a trip to the magical site. I had heard of stories of New Age Druids coming to Stonehenge seeking spiritual rejuvenation, peace and a inner-transformation experience.
Seeing Stonehenge in all its original and reconstructed glory is well worth taking a guided tour. We were provided with maps and photos of the original reconstruction, which was amazing because it was night and day between the photos and the rubble ruin before me. Continue reading
Have you ever been ziplining? I went for the very first time in Fayetteville, North Carolina at a place called ZipQuest. I stopped here during a road trip down the East Coast and I’m glad I made the stop!
ZipQuest is located in Fayetteville, North Carolina and is one of the best ziplining courses in the U.S.!
Here is a description of what you experience on this zipline tour:
“Zip through the treetops of our beautiful North Carolina forest and over the region’s only waterfall: Carver’s Falls. ZipQuest is truly one of the most exciting outdoor activities in Fayetteville, North Carolina!” Continue reading
Just returned from my honeymoon in Nicaragua! A non-traditional honeymoon destination, I went on this trip seeking peace and relaxation.
Landing in Managua reminded me of landing anywhere in Mexico, with lots of green trees and patches of farmland. It also looked just like Belize, where I spent the last summer on an archaeological project. The trees looked the same but in Belize the locals speak English, not Spanish. I hoped I could remember enough Spanish to get by. Continue reading
My woodsy paradise is located just two hours away from each Seattle and Portland. Elma, Washington is a sleepy, small town.We get to go camping there by the river just about as often as we can.
Once we drive through the gate and down the overgrown trails to the campsite, I am overwhelmed with the beauty and silence of the forest. Every time I go here I feel like my heart has been begging for the stillness and peace that you can’t find near a city. Continue reading
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