Tag: Halloween

Dark Harbor Survival Guide – Escaping the Queen Mary Haunt Alive

by Spencer Smith | | Destinations, USA, California, Blog | 0 |

There are many haunted houses you can visit in California. Most of them have lite scares, but in general, they are very PG-13. Dark Harbor is not that kind of haunted house. Read More

Seven Reasons to Visit Dark Harbor, Besides Being Scary AF

by Ed and Jenn | | USA, California, Blog | 52 |

How scary is Dark Harbor? When the creative genius of Hollywood designers and makeup artists get to create a horror zone the results can be.....terrifying. Read More

Queen Mary’s Haunted Harbor

by Ed and Jenn | | USA, California, Blog | 37 |

When Halloween aficionado friends suggested Dark Harbor, we listened. As they described the real horrors that occurred on the Queen Mary, we were intrigued. Read More

Ghost Touring in Haunted San Diego

by Ed and Jenn | | USA, California, Blog | 18 |

Join us on a journey through San Diego’s haunted past. We couldn’t say if the places we visited were truly haunted, but..... Read More

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Hi! We are Jenn and Ed Coleman, and together we are Coleman Concierge. It is our goal to inspire you to get out, expand your world, and to seek adventure, even in your own backyard.

We deeply believe in the transformational power of travel. Our tagline is amazing adventures for ordinary people because we believe that you don't have to be super rich, super fit or super anything to have an amazing adventure. Expanding your comfort zone and trying new things will pay huge dividends in both health and happiness.

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When I lived in Whitefish, there was definitely a

When I lived in Whitefish, there was definitely a mud season. It was sometime between the throes of winter and the summer heat. Tell ya what, we are in the thick of mud season here in north Alabama. ⁣
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We finally moved someplace with decent hiking, but it's a little... gooey out there. We can hear the frogs outside our office window and have spotted the first dogwoods and redbuds of the season. It feels like spring is just around the corner, and we can't wait to hit the trail.⁣
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What are you looking forward to with spring coming?

We just published our romantic travel guide for co

We just published our romantic travel guide for couples, and this beautiful place made the list. (link in bio @coleman_concierge) ⁣
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Can anybody guess where this is without reading the caption? Would you believe it's Panama City Beach, Florida? It's hard to imagine that a scene like this is just a short drive away (depending on where you live...lol!) It makes me want to hop in the car right now.⁣
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Where are your favorite romantic spots to travel to as a couple?

Most people think of the warmer months for visitin

Most people think of the warmer months for visiting National Parks, but I challenge you to re-think that idea! There are so many great things about visiting in the winter such as:⁣
✅Fewer crowds- you can practically have the place to your self⁣
✅Winter sports- instead of hiking try snowshoeing, trade biking for cross-country skiing⁣
✅Snow capped mountains, waterfalls made of icicles...wintertime has a beauty all of its own⁣
✅No bears...usually, lol! You can typically travel with less concern for the wild things.....but still be aware of your surroundings, mountain lions do not hibernate.⁣
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Have you ever visited a National Park in the winter? If so, what was your experience?

Sometimes you gotta take baby steps!⁣
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If you have been following us for a while you know that I (Jenn) have actively avoided all snowy destinations and anything close to ski slopes. Skiing was my greatest passion and my life course, but unfortunately due to bad genetics I wore through my cartilage fast and abnormally. Now due to complications with my 2 total knee replacements I can no longer ski, which has caused major heartache and pain.⁣
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Last winter I got brave and journey north of the Arctic Circle to Norway and realized I did miss the snow and that dog sledding feels sorta like skiing, so much so I was choked up💛⁣
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This winter I thought I would give it another go and accepted a trip with my friend @brimiers to the Catskills! We were supposed to go winter zip-lining at Hunter Mountain, but unfortunately mama nature had other plans! We went to the mountain the first day and were rained out, then the second everything was too frozen. ⁣
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It was the first time I set foot near a ski resort in about 10 years, and I am not going to lie, it was tough! I was literally on the verge of tears, and I was tearing to go take a few runs, even in the rain😪😭 Even though it was hard, I am still super proud of myself facing my pain and longing. I don't think I will be hanging around ski areas in the winter much going forward, but I am proud of myself for not letting my pain and grief get in the way of a cool (downright cold...lol) experience.⁣
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Tell me about a time you faced your fears, pain, or grief?

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