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Tips for planning a trip to Providenciales, Turks and Caicos

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Update:  Providenciales took the #1 spot of Trip Advisor 2015 Travelers’ Choice Top 10 Islands in the World.  Yay! It’s been a few months since we returned from our week-long vacation in Providenciales.  However, we have not stopped talking about this island paradise, and look forward to the day we will be able to go back … Continue reading →

Best of: Providenciales, Turks and Caicos

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Click this link for tips that we have compiled for planning a trip to Providenciales, Turks and Caicos Providenciales Turks and Caicos, British West Indies 10.20.2012 – 10.27.2012 Delta Airlines . Villa del Mar To celebrate our four-year wedding anniversary, we took a week-long trip to Providenciales, a Caribbean island that is a part of … Continue reading →

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Entrance to Ca’ d’Zan, the former home of John and Mable Ringling in Sarasota, FL
In heaven one day, hell the following day. So is life.
Although the Aquarium was packed, it was a nice way to entertain ourselves on Christmas Day.
Bought deeply discounted tickets to the Georgia Aquarium through Expedia. Christmas Day at the Aquarium was total madness.
Out and about on Christmas Day
•Video link on bio• If you love to watch the movie A Christmas Story, you will thoroughly enjoy this short video I’ve put together. This video documents our tour through the house recreating our favorite scenes from the movie and follows us through the museum where actual costumes and props are housed. It was definitely the highlight of my trip to Cleveland!
Last Sunday was the perfect fall day to roam around the forests deep in the heart of South Carolina.
How much have we lost in the name of “progress?” Large portions of the southeastern region of the United States used to be covered with floodplain forests. Overtime trees were cut to build ships, railroads, and various other structures. The floodplains were drained to make way for farms and cities. What little still remains is nowadays protected within entities such as the Congaree National Park.
Click the link on our bio to view our video on last night’s Diwali celebration in Georgia. Always festive, joyous, and mesmerizing. The rain stopped just in time for these fireworks at the temple. Happy Diwali!

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