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Enjoying the Sights of a Historic, American City

A few years ago, my husband and I traveled to a historic, American city on our annual, vacation trip. While staying in this beautiful, old city, my spouse and I visited several historical sights. One of the most memorable places we saw was a bustling, open-air market. For over 150 years, merchants have been selling goods at this market. My husband and I also toured a couple of plantations. One of these stunning plantations contained a home on the property furnished with authentic pieces from the Civil War Era. On this blog, I hope you will discover the benefits of visiting historical places on your next vacation. Enjoy!

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3 Excellent Reasons To Fly On A Charter Plane To The Bahamas

Posted on July 27, 2017

A trip to the Bahamas is something that many people dream of and save up for. However, the long flight there can be quite difficult if you have children. Since the flight is a bit longer, children tend to get anxious and to act out quite a bit. This puts a lot of stress on the parents, and it can be exhausting to try and keep them under control for such a long time. [Read More]

Where To Drop A Boat When You Need To Get Out Of The Water Quickly

Posted on June 30, 2017

In the event that you ever need to get out of the water quickly, but you do not want to leave your boat floating aimlessly, you may need some haul-out services. You will need to drop the boat somewhere. Haul-outs services may be of assistance. Here are some suggestions. Bury the Boat in the Reeds If you can find some very marshy areas where alligators are not a problem, you can stow the boat here. [Read More]

Traveling With Dogs: Avoiding Extra Charges Or Unexpected Problems At The Rental House

Posted on June 24, 2017

Vacation home rentals provide an appealing accommodation option at an affordable price. There is more room, it is more comfortable for groups and families and it offers many home-style amenities. Dog owners often prefer home rentals because the pet has more room to move around and will be less likely to disturb people in neighboring homes than someone in an adjoining hotel room. Here are some tips to avoid any unnecessary charges or complications during the stay. [Read More]

3 Things You Should Do Before Buying A Vacation Home

Posted on May 25, 2017

Many people look for vacation homes, and many will jump into a purchase without doing much by way of research. There's nothing wrong with having a vacation home, but you also don't want to regret your decision later on. To that end, here are a few things you should do before buying a vacation home. 1. Know What You Want and Plan for Usage If you're buying, as opposed to renting, then it's extremely important you know what you want and why you want it. [Read More]