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We are two Floridians, born and raised, who love to travel and explore the different tastes of the world. We love to share our adventures on our vlog and through travel guides. Let us help you plan your next trip, or simply find the inspiration to hit the road. Pack your suitcase, and bring your appetite.

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Spend the Weekend in Portland

We are thinking of Portland on the East coast, in Maine. Maybe next time we will check out the West Coast of Portland. But for now, we are exploring the ocean side gem of Maine.  We added Portland to our New England Road trip in October of 2022. Although not traditionally thought of as a…

The Ultimate Fall New England Road Trip

Nothing beats a crisp autumn morning surrounded by all the vibrant colors of Fall. One of the absolute top locations to enjoy that burst of color is in New England. It can be a very busy time of year, but with a little bit of careful planning, you can enjoy the best spots in New…

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Some state parks have entrance signs from the road. Some have entrance signs from the water 🛶 Obviously, you can make this trip way more or way less expensive depending on your budget and interests. We didn't rent a car and drive ourselves because it was winter and we are not experienced winter drives, and that probably would have saved us some money. We also planned this trip for over a year, so I booked stuff in stages to help spread out the cost over time. How much would you budget for a trip like this? Any guesses about where our next adventure will take us? Hint: 🦥 Did we plan this trip around visiting waterfalls? Technically, no... 🤔 I wanted to take a moment to appreciate the completely different types of waterfalls we saw during our trip... Before our trip to Iceland, I thought they had wild horses, much like we saw at Cumberland Island, but they are actually all part of various horsefarms around the country. They probably seem wild because of their appearance, but they have developed think fluffy coats to sustain them through the winters. Generally, it's not safe to pull off the main road and pet or photograph them, but at this farm they have designated parking for visitors to interact with the friendly horses. The Golden Circle in Iceland #minivlog

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