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DIY Baja California Road Trip: 64 Tips to Create Your Own Baja Adventure

by Ed and Jenn | | Destinations, Mexico, Adventures, Weekend Getaways | 3 |

The Baja California road trip runs down Highway 1 from Tijuana to Cabo San Lucas. A thousand miles of excitement and discovery awaits those brave enough to make the trip, but don't worry we included a Baja Mexico map to make it easy. Scenic beauty, cultural experiences, and outdoor adventures await! Read More

Loreto Overture

by Ed and Jenn | | Destinations, Mexico | 0 |

Baja for me (Ed) was always an enticing possibility. Baja was wild, amazing, secluded, and unique. Read More

The Road to Baja

by Ed and Jenn | | Destinations, Mexico | 0 |

Why am I on this road? And who lets cows on highways?“Look out, COW!” Jenn shouted just in time...

Dive of the Fledgelings- Our time with Dolphin Dive Center

by Ed and Jenn | | Destinations, Mexico, Adventures, Scuba | 1 |

Babies with rabies are ferocious! No, this wasn’t an incident report from our day at the beach,...

Rhapsody in Loreto Blue

by Ed and Jenn | | Destinations, Mexico, Water Sports | 0 |

How many shades of blue are there in the world?We were at a loss for words when we first saw...

Our Loreto Homeaway from Home

by Ed and Jenn | | Destinations, Mexico, Accommodations, Culinary | 0 |

Avoiding a Griswold Situation Have you ever planned a trip for three generations of family? How...

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The Pascagoula River Audubon Center is a gateway i

The Pascagoula River Audubon Center is a gateway into one of the most underrated natural areas in America‼️
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The Pascagoula is the largest, free-flowing river by volume in the continental United States. It has more than 2.4 cubic miles of water for its 8,800 square miles watershed into the Gulf of Mexico every year and is home to a wide variety of plants and animals.
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The Audubon Center has a fleet of kayaks and a strategic launch point to explore the Pascagoula River Blueway. If you stop in, be sure to ask for their paddling trail maps that outline four different trails that cover over 20-miles of kayaking‼️
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The commercial ports of New Orleans and Mobile are vital to the economy, but the Pascagoula might be just as important to the continual preservation of wetlands in the South.
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When was the last time you went kayaking?

St. Augustine is known for its warm winter weather

St. Augustine is known for its warm winter weather, deep history, remarkable things to do, and delicious food scene. We think it’s time to add destination cycling to that list! ⁣
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Biking St. Augustine features over 150-miles of dedicated bike trails and bike-friendly streets. You’ll pedal on elevated boardwalks over alligator-filled wetland marshes and ride under a canopy of green on some of America’s best rail trails. 🚲⁣
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You’ll feel the salt breeze as you bask in ocean views and estuary escapes. Not to mention the gemstone of this entire biking belt, the Ancient City herself – St. Augustine.⁣
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This week we just published a biking guide to St. Augustine (link in bio😉). Check it out to see why you need to add Florida's historic coast to your destination biking bucket list‼️
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Do you have any bucket-list biking destinations you love or you dream of riding?

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Look at the placid ocean, even with storm clouds in the sky. It's hard to believe that this was one of Florida's rare high surf days. Instead, St Augustine harbor looks flat and placid outside the walls of the Castillo de San Marcos.⁣
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This safe harbor sheltered the original Spanish settlers while a hurricane battered the French colony at Fort Caroline, just up the coast from here. Instead of being battered by the storm, they persevered and easily defeated the French.⁣
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We said goodbye to kiddo this week as she headed back home to California. We welcome the return of still waters on the home front, but we always want to offer her safe shelter from storms if she needs it.⁣
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How long can you spend with your parents before you both go crazy?

We try to go scuba diving at least four times a ye

We try to go scuba diving at least four times a year. Not only do we love it, but we also find the repetition and muscle memory make us better divers. Hurricane Ida spoiled our plans for a fall Gulf dive trip, but it did provide us an opportunity to stay home and write a massive post for 15 liveaboard dive tips.⁣
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Liveaboard diving is different from heading out a couple of times a year for diving. We got a year (or two) worth of diving in a single week, so our dive skills were on-point after the first couple of days. We also experienced deep blue waters and pristine dive sites during our week on the @aquacatcruises with @allstarliveaboards. We even made a couple of friends from the trip that were going to join us in the Gulf!⁣
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We already have our return trip to the Gulf planned; now, we just need to get back onboard an Allstar Liveaboard‼⁣
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Have you ever experienced a liveaboard dive trip? How was it?

Do you surprises? Take a look at this beautiful su

Do you surprises? Take a look at this beautiful sunset over warm salt water. We're on a tiki boat (tropical cocktail in hand) on a sunset cruise @twistedtikitours (and yes, we saw dolphins)🐬🐬 🐬🐬
Now guess where we took this beautiful shot❓
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If you said Mississippi, you're right‼️Whodathunkit⁉️ They call Mississippi's 100 miles of oceanfront the Secret Coast. With delicious food, lodging options from boutique hotels to resort casinos, and miles and miles of beaches, we thought you ought to know❣
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This little slice of serenity is absolutely gorgeous, nestled between the tourist meccas of Gulf Shores and New Orleans. It gives you all the foodie fun without the fuss, and the best of the beach without the bustle 💙
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Have you explored the Mississippi coast yet?

We just got back from our first trip to St Augusti

We just got back from our first trip to St Augustine and one of the things that blew us away was all the amazing food‼ The historic downtown is extremely pedestrian-friendly with tons of cool walking streets and hidden nooks.⁣
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Tucked in amongst all the history and architecture is a collection of independent restaurants and confectioners that you could explore for weeks, and not even come close to trying everything! We found French pastries, fresh seafood, craft distilleries, and much more😋 We're going to have to come back just to keep eating our way through the ancient city❣⁣
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On the subject of foodie history, this building was home to one of America's first farm-to-table restaurants. It was Henry Flagler's Hotel Alcazar. Flagler wanted the best for his guests and he shipped in fresh produce grown near Hastings Florida, which is about 20 miles west of the city (and the potato capital of Florida)🥔.⁣
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What are some of your favorite foodie cities?

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