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Author Archives: Jennifer Broome
Cute and Quirky Coffee Shop in Beulah, Colorado
Beulah is a tiny town about 20 minutes west of Pueblo, Colorado. It’s in a picturesque valley of beautiful ranches surrounded by mountains. It’s a place you go to get away, yet close enough to a city. Food options are slim in Beulah, but if you driving scenic Highway 78 or staying in the area, … Continue reading
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How to Spend a Day in Épernay, France
This is how to spend an afternoon in Épernay if you only have one day in the heart of France’s champagne region. Continue reading
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Hiking to a Mining Ghost Town in Mayflower Gulch is 1 of Colorado’s Best Hikes for Families
What to expect if hiking Mayflower Gulch Trail to Boston Mine Camp Ghost Town. It’s a great wildflower hike and family friendly hike. Continue reading
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The Least Busy Trail on Guanella Pass: When a Trail Mishap Turned Into a Fun Discovery Hike
My friend Mindy said, “It wasn’t the trail we meant to take, but it was a hike meant for us.” We were supposed to hike Shelf Lake, but instead found the least busy trail on Guanella Pass. In 7 miles we only saw 5 people – a group of 3 and a couple. Admittedly, both … Continue reading
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Best Places to Beat the Heat This Summer
Beat the heat of this sweltering summer with cool water fun in these destinations Continue reading
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Where to Sleep and Eat in Orr, an Undiscovered Northern Minnesota Lake Town
This is the Minnesota lake town you likely don’t know about. Orr was founded in 1905 with a thriving timber industry. Nestled along the shoreline of Pelican Lake, the lumberjack town has a rustic charm. In the late 1800s, entrepreneur and lumberman William Orr built a hotel, general store, and other permanent structures of the … Continue reading
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Where to Stay, Sip, Eat, See Falls, and Catch a Sunset in Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Just 1.5 hours from Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport, Eau Claire sits at the confluence of the Chippewa and Eau Claire Rivers. The affordable destination has a thriving downtown filled with public art installations, cool breweries and bars, and intriguing historic buildings being revived with locally owned businesses. It’s a very walkable downtown with spectacular river … Continue reading
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