Tag: travel
-
The Ultimate Guide to Lake Pleasant Regional Park
•
When there’s no way to the beach, there’s always access to lakes. Lake Pleasant Regional Park is a major recreation hub right where I live and it’s the best “beach”-like escape from the heat of the Sonoran desert. Located in between the cities of Peoria and Morristown, this huge lake…
-
Visiting Mission San Xavier del Bac: Arizona’s Oldest Intact Church
•
Mission San Xavier del Bac is a recognized symbol in Arizona and it is located in the city of Tucson. Its architecture possesses a historical beauty of a mission that stood among many centuries and it’s also the best example to see a Spanish Catholic mission in the country. Its…
-
2019 Year in Review: The End of a New Beginning
•
It’s strange that 2020 is nearly here, the end of a decade. 2019 felt like it just came and gone like the wind, as so did the holiday season. I feel like this 2019 is where a lot of things happened for me and actually, I feel like it was…
-
Hiking to Mount Bonnell at Covert Park in Austin, Texas
•
Before I’ve traveled to a place, I’ve always paid attention to where others have gone. It must be the traveler reflex in me or it must be that my bucket list keeps adding on. Before coming to Austin, Texas, I saw from one of my old high school classmate’s Instagram…
-
4 Cool Things To Do in Silver City, New Mexico
•
A city noted for its copper mining, Silver City is nestled in the southwest of New Mexico, right beside the national forest that has the wilderness designated as the first wilderness by Congress. It was founded in 1870 after silver ore deposits were found nearby. The history of Silver City…
-
Banger’s Sausage House and Beer Garden in Austin, Texas
•
As the holidays are approaching, I took the opportunity to fly out to Austin, Texas for a few days and one of those reasons being… to be my best friend’s plus one at his company’s holiday party. Having never been to Texas before this trip, the experience to come out…
-
Exploring Gila National Forest and Gila Hot Springs in New Mexico
•
Did you know that in New Mexico there’s the first wilderness designated by congress? It’s called Gila National Forest. This National Forest is about 3.3 million acres and it is mind-blowingly huge, making it the largest wilderness in New Mexico!! Located in southwest New Mexico, this landscape by the desert…
-
Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument in New Mexico
•
Hidden and isolated away in the expansive 3.3 million acres Gila Wilderness are cliffs that Mongollon People went inside and used to occupy and call as home from around 1275 to the early 14th century. The Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument is located in the wilderness and in Cliff Dweller…
-
How To Make A Travel-Themed Bulletin Board
•
When it comes to our offices, whether at home or work, we want to create a zen environment and a little area that expresses who we are. With all the travel pins and stickers I collected that were just lying around, being unused, I decided to create a cool art…