In honor of National Plan for Vacation Day, my best advice to you is to reach out so I can help you plan your next destination!
Ever heard of a rock formation so intriguing that it seems out of this world? Meet the Devil's Tower National Monument, a geological marvel that shoots straight out of the prairies surrounding the Black Hills. But here's the weird part: no one knows for certain how it formed. While geologists have theories, ranging from volcanic activity to erosion, indigenous legends tell a different story, describing a giant bear clawing at the rock to create its unique, column-like ridges. Whether a natural phenomenon or the stuff of tales, this mysterious monolith continues to captivate and mystify visitors from all corners of the globe.
Happy Daughters' Day to my 2 beauties. I am so proud of you and the women you are becoming.
Per inspirationtravel.com, here are some tips to avoid wasted space in your luggage!
1. Extra clothes Unless you’re a celebrity with multiple appearances scheduled for the red carpet, you don’t need to change outfits multiple times a day. Bring quick-drying clothes and pick up some of this innovative single-use travel detergent.
2. Denim Jeans go with almost anything but then are bulky and heavy. Jeans take up space and add too much weight.
3. Impractical shoes Uncomfortable shoes can make or break an afternoon excursion
4. All-weather gear Unless you’re cruising Alaska or visiting a glacier, you likely don’t need a coat. Plan to stay warm by dressing in layers and pack only a light windbreaker or jacket.
5. Extra credit cards Always clean out your wallet or purse before traveling.
6. Valuables and expensive jewelry: Unless your valuables (engagement ring, wedding band, etc) are ones you never take off, they really shouldn’t be brought on the road.
7. Physical books A single Kindle can hold hundreds of titles, while weighing less than an average paperback.
8. Full-sized toiletriesPick up a travel-sized container (3.4 fl ounces or less) that will get the job done and leave the big bottles at home.
9. Heavy electronics Few things take up more space in a suitcase than a blow-dryer, which is why virtually all hotel rooms and ship cabins offer compact, built-in blow-dryers.
10. Extra technology Do you need a separate camera if your smartphone already has a decent one?
11. Beach towels If you’re visiting a beach but won’t have a towel provided, consider packing a fast-drying microfiber towel.
Do you know what is the largest museum in the world?
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