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Austin / San Antonio, TX
There are too many good BBQ and taco places to try. But aside from food, there’s history at the Texas Capitol and the Alamo, unique shopping (think cowboy boots!), and other unique experiences (think shooting ranges and… wait, bats?).
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Boston, MA
Few cities can claim, well U.S. cities at least, such a unique and important past: the oldest this in America, the oldest that in America… So for this reason, Boston stands out as a place to visit. From a personal perspective, I love the city for how livable it seems. It is a place to raise a family.
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St. Louis, MO
There was one, and only one, thing I knew about St. Louis… the Gateway Arch! It’s one of the top 10 most iconic monuments in America according to some random article that we sent to friends to convince them to come, which didn’t work btw.
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Joshua Tree National Park / LA
Joshua Tree- a national park with a bunch of cool looking rocks that openly offer their history to its visitors. Not to mention all the happy-looking trees!
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Bryce Canyon, Antelope Canyon & Zion
When we weren’t hiking, we were glamping (sigh, we meant to camp dammit), and when we weren’t glamping, we were traveling around in our hella nice rental car. That’s basically out trip in a nutshell.
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New York City / Six Flags
We did NYC our way, following the familiar rhythm of our usual trips, the way you would definitely not see on any “Perfect 4 days in New York” suggested itinerary. But there was a good amount of neighborhood-hopping, catching up with friends, and endless pizza.
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Monterrey / Carmel
One of our most simple trips. We had a single free hotel night to use from our Hyatt credit card, so brilliant me came up with the brilliant idea to spend it on a weekend getaway in Monterrey & Carmel.
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Nashville, TN
I like the pace of Nashville. Everyone drives under the speed limit and I feel as if we’ve been let in on some secret (psst, let the rest of the world rush along as much as it pleases, but you and us my dear, we are in no such hurry!)
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