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Website title: Rhapsody on the Blue

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Did we plan on being in Australia now? No.

Are we enjoying it? Yes. 
Well, for the most part… 
Right now, Rhapsody is hauled out at Rosshaven Marina in Townsville City —yes, Townsville City ,...

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For the past eight years, Bob and I have been long-term travelers, calling our sailboat, Rhapsody, home as we explored the world. But now, for the first time in nearly a decade, we’ve stepped away from the water for an extended land-based journey. And let me tell you—traveling on land as a long-term traveler feels very different from both life aboard and the short, whirlwind ...

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When you hear "slow boat down the Mekong," you might imagine a leisurely, tranquil journey, gently drifting along one of Southeast Asia's most famous rivers. "Slow Boat" is not just a descriptor, it is what these boats are called. And sure, it's all of that—unless you're comparing it to our sailboat, Rhapsody. Then it’s more of a brisk jog. For two days, Bob and I embraced th...

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 Art in Paradise in Chiang Mai isn’t your typical art museum. There are no security guards warning you to not step too close to the exhibits or rope barrier keeping you away from the art. Instead, this place invites you to throw yourself—sometimes literally—into the artwork. This unique 3D art museum blurs the line between reality and illusion, with its playful and inter...

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 Easy hikes,” they said. “It’ll be fun,” they said. And to be fair, they weren’t entirely wrong. But when you’re staring up a rocky trail that seems to climb straight into the clouds, “easy” feels like an inside joke you’re not quite in on.

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