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Las Vegas Day Trip – North to Area 51

Stacy Rosien | Feb 16, 2018 - 09:33
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driving Nevada's ET HighwayWhile I’m no expert on aliens or the conspiracy theories surrounding the uber-secret, hidden-in-the-middle-of-the-Nevada-desert, circled-within-mountains military base with top secret access ...

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Standin on the corner road trip

Stacy Rosien | Jan 30, 2018 - 15:58
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Phoenix, Sedona to Flagstaff, on to Meteor Crater, via Route 66 to Winslow, Arizona. Just me, a Mustang convertible and a wide open road ahead ... Perfect!

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Ice Hotels

Julia Rosien | Jan 3, 2018 - 10:23 | 3 Comments
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ICE HOTELSWhen it comes to where you rest your head, how adventurous are you? It takes more than 15,000 tons of snow and 5,000 tons of ice to build Canada's Ice Hotel (Quebec). The Swedish ICE HOTEL in Lapland ...

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Bucket List Travel

Julia Rosien | Dec 8, 2017 - 11:22 | 3 Comments
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China Town, San FranciscoWas your New Year's resolution to travel more? If you're like me, traveling more lives at the top of your resolution list. While some must-visit-places are on my list ...

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Exploring Arizona with a Red Rock Road Trip

Stacy Rosien | Nov 6, 2017 - 09:46 | 1 Comment
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Sedona characterDoesn't the endless sun of Arizona at 75 miles per hour in a convertible sound like a perfect daytrip? While visiting Phoenix, Arizona, I took a 400 mile, 9 hour road trip from Phoenix ... in a Ford Mustang Convertible!        

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Driving Death Valley National Park in California

Stacy Rosien | Oct 20, 2017 - 09:37
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the Salt Flats at Badwater BasinThe salt flat plateau grounds the floor of Death Valley. Already below sea level, Furnace Creek is a rare spot of civilization serving as the gateway to Death Valley National Park ...

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