AHHH- The Pause That Refreshes Waves of pleasure, as I sink into the hot healing waters of the communal bath at the Ten Thousand Waves Resort and Spa. Layers of tension melt away. If you want a quick getaway that looks like a resort in the mountains of Japan, complete with landscaping and bamboo-style construction, […]
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What does Trash Trackers have to do with the Sept. 11, 2001 tragic event? In this post, I will explain. First you may ask? What are Trash Trackers? In 2001, I signed up for a working vacation with a crew of 8, (four men and four women), called Trash Trackers, to help clean up Lake
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Large Crowds Walk for God Easter weekend draws nearly 40,000 people walking a holy pilgrimage to the El Santuario de Chimayo church in northern New Mexico, just outside the town of Espanola. A pilgrimage is a journey of the body and soul. Regardless of religion, it is an effort to become closer to God. A pilgrimage
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Now for something completely different! A lot of people are traveling with their pets these days, therefore a new type of tour company has opened for business! Now you can take your beloved dog with you on your travels. Happy Tails is a new tour concept that is dedicated to taking you on fantastic adventures that
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Take Time for Yourself at Joyful Journey Hot Springs Spa Joyful Journey is remotely located at the northern gateway of the San Luis Valley in southern Colorado. Native Americans claim these pools are “Where Healing Waters Flow” or as I call this delicious experience, “Toddy for the body” There are three pools to choose from
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RVing in Southeastern New Mexico doesn’t offer any hot springs, but it does have Carlsbad Caverns! High ancient sea ledges, deep rocky canyons, flowering cactus, and desert wildlife – treasures above the ground in the Chihuahuan Desert. Hidden beneath the surface are more than 119 caves – formed when sulfuric acid dissolved limestone leaving behind
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One of the great things about RVing is that you might be able to pay for your stay in the RV parks and support your RV lifestyle. Sometimes, the forest service are looking for help as a host or as an attendant. You just never know. If you love a certain area and don’t
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