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This past January my friends and I made the trip down to St. Augustine for the final week of Night of Lights, which wrapped up for the year and will return once more this November. Historic buildings, bridges, large oak trees and narrow streets donned twinkling and festive lights, transforming the city into a truly magical place.

The past two years we’ve made a point t...


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Travel expert Annie Pezza started as one woman who dreamt of finding a better way to travel. With a goal of bringing people together to share their travel experiences in a real way, Pezza formed Pinerary.

When I incorrectly guessed the name came from a combination of Pinterest and i...


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The next item on my personal NYC checklist was to visit the Harry Potter store on Broadway. I was glad I decided to walk because I experienced my first snow of winter. Being outside while it’s snowing is one of the only things I enjoy about enduring cold temperatures. However, after 20 minutes of walking, I was thankful to step into a warm building. I wasn’t looking for anyth...


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Last year, I took a solo trip to Michener Art Museum in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. The museum, named after writer James A. Michener, is full of Bucks County history. The building itself is the former Bucks County Jail and the museum is filled with art relating to Pennsylvania and Bucks Cou...


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As someone new to golf, finding a course that is affordable and uncrowded can be quite difficult this time of year as nearly every golf course in Southwest Florida is packed with experienced golfers who don’t want to share the course with beginner golfers. Who knew finding a course would be so difficult when you are surrounded by them? One golf course that met our criteria is...


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