I really can’t give you any kind of comprehensive advice on Copenhagen because I really just flew by the seat of my pants. I’ve never done that. I even saw this link on travelling without a plan before I left and didn’t have time to read it at all. This picture is pretty much the [...]
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I heard about these for the first time last year when Amanda and I visited Australia and saw a sign saying that the Daintree National Forest was part of the Wet Tropics of Australia UNESCO World Heritage site. So, upon arriving home, I did a bit of research and found this UNESCO World Heritage Site [...]
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!2 Clever Uses for your Digital Camera, at Vagabondish. I know I’ve used tips 4-7. Other travel links I’ve bookmarked recently: Trip Kick, via Swiss Miss Natural Settings Fight Brain Fatigue : Another reason why travel refreshes your mind! You’re probably spending more time outdoors.
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Rob got to spend a week in Copenhagen in October for work. When he returns in a couple weeks, I get to join him for a portion. Here are some thoughts you need to consider if you want to tag along on your spouse’s next trip: Are you able to afford the extra travel costs? [...]
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