For our 5th anniversary I dragged my husband
on a Baltimore/D.C./NYC trip. He’s a farm boy from Podunk, Utah who lives to
hunt and owns his own lawn care business. Guess how much he loved our big city
vacation?? I might have forced him to
walk through one too many art galleries, but he’s a survivor! I love that boy.
It was my first time on an airplane. I've done the whole
bus thing – my furthest was a round-trip ride from Utah to Illinois. And I've done
plenty of road trips of the car variety. For our first anniversary we drove to
Reno, then on to the Redwood forests, up to my brother’s house in Salem, OR,
and then home again. That was probably my longest car trip. Growing up my dad
drove us places – the furthest was to White Rock, British Columbia, just a few minutes across the Washington State/Canada border. It was a long ride in a Ford Taurus with my 6’5 brother taking up most
of the leg room in the back seat. Still though, that was probably about the
time when I realized I wanted to travel everywhere.
It’s been almost two years since our anniversary
vacation, and I think it’s time to write down my travel tips before I forget
all of my “dos and don’ts.” As I said, these are my tips for me to
remember. You can read them and leave me more tips, but don’t be a hater.
Travel Tips: Getting Around D.C. & Other Tips
Travel Tips: Washington D.C.
Travel Tips: Baltimore/D.C. to New York City
Travel Tips: Washington D.C.
Travel Tips: Baltimore/D.C. to New York City
Travel Tips: NYC - Getting Around, Where to Stay, & What to Eat
Travel Tips: New York City
Travel Tips: Leaving New York
Travel Tips: New York City
Travel Tips: Leaving New York
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