If you visit Vancouver or head out on a cruise that will have the Lower Mainland as one of its stopovers, you’ll have lots of places around Vancouver to check out. However, you shouldn’t give the historic fishing village of Steveston a miss. Even if your stopover is short, it’s worth taking four hours to …
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Moving to a new state is exciting, but you’re likely overwhelmed with ensuring you have all your “pelicans” in a row. I’ve moved to Florida twice, both times to Tampa Bay. My first move was when I fled the cold weather in Upstate New York to attend the University of Tampa, and the second time …
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San Diego is home to pleasant year-round weather, adorable sea lions, and over 70 miles of beaches. But if you’re traveling alone, you might be wondering—is San Diego safe? Overall, San Diego is safe, with a crime rate lower than the national average. Like any city, certain districts are safer than others. So, following basic …
Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve covers 1,500 acres of protected land with miles of trails, offering amazing hiking opportunities. Stunning viewpoints of San Diego’s coast will greet you as you admire the Torrey Pine, which is the rarest pine tree in North America. In this article, I’ll share some must-know tips to help you make …
San Diego is notorious for its beaches, and most would agree that its cutest beachgoers are sea lions and seals. Regardless of the time of year you visit, you’re nearly guaranteed to spot sea lions and seals in San Diego. I’ll share my top tips for scoping out sea lions and seals as well as …
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