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Travels around the South of Thailand #1
First destination: Phetchaburi If I had to describe Phetchaburi in two words, I would pick ‘scenery’ and ‘dogs’. After approximately a 5 hour drive and a late night motel stay (many of those upcoming), we stocked up on food for the night and arrived at our selected campground at Kaeng Krachan National Park. The national park area itself is enormous, and gorgeous natural views began before the main entrance.
By Adventures With Strawberry3 years ago in Wander
Coronado National Forest
Willcox Arizona mountains I was glad I had taken the advice of the old cowboy. Last night, I stayed at the Portal Peak Inn, a rustic hotel that was clean enough, though I was glad I'm not squeamish about lizards and spiders.
By Jim DeLillo3 years ago in Wander
Cheapest places to travel
Which nations around the world provide the best value? Where can you go in 2022 that will let you stay longer, have a greater level of living, and spend less money?
By Isidor Gheorghiesi3 years ago in Wander
Numerous Beautiful Places to Visit In and Around Kaohsiung City, Taiwan
NUMEROUS BEAUTIFUL PLACES TO VISIT IN AND AROUND KAOHSIUNG Shaochuantou Yatch Pier No. 1 Binhai 2nd Road, Gushan District, Gushan, Kaohsiung 804 Taiwan
By Domingo Añasco-Gaces Samontina, Jr.3 years ago in Wander
Gators and Mini Golf?
You may have seen Alligators on YouTube walking across Florida golf courses. So why stop there? Why not mix them in with a little Minigolf? That's how they do it in Florida.
By Hunter and Evan Travel The World!3 years ago in Wander
There are Some Places in The World that We Cannot Enter at Will
Whether for reasons of confidentiality, historical or mystery; Visiting or entering these places is absolutely prohibited for ordinary people! Without further delay, let's know about some of the forbidden places in the world.
By Mehedi Hasan Shawon4 years ago in Wander
Next Mission - The Ouachita Trail
This fall I’m going home to Arkansas. I’m going to drive there. Then my dad is going to drive me to Oklahoma and drop me off in the woods, and I’m going to walk back. But I’m going to do it as fast as I possibly can.
By Christine Reed4 years ago in Wander
Nightlife on the archipelago
Two puffins from Vestmannaeyjar got lost when they wandered too far Some good-hearted souls called the Pysja Patrols brought them back to the coast in a car.
By T L Cordovan4 years ago in Wander
Mother Nature’s Message Was Clear
Thirty years ago, when I was young, living in Darwin and seven months pregnant with my first child, I decided to head off camping for a weekend, to enjoy some alone time and relaxation.
By Colleen Millsteed 4 years ago in Wander
The travel notes of the four | seven natural wonders of the world god's masterpiece, the grand canyon
It was more than an hour's drive from Williams, the gateway to the Grand Canyon's south Rim, so I got up early in the morning and left around 7 a.m. It's a shame that my stay in Williams was shorter. This western town is worth a second visit. Turn from Highway 40 to Highway 64 and head north to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon National Park. The scenery on this stretch of road is very beautiful, but it is a pity that I couldn't capture the scenery on the road because I had to focus on driving.
By Photo 4 years ago in Wander
The mountain of knowledge
In my opinion, one goal in life is to reach the apex of the mountain of knowledge. But we all seem to be in a rush to attain this, and all following the same path that has been laid down for centuries. But we must also remember that life is more about the journey than it is the destination. You may be saying to yourself "but there are many paths that go up this mountain." And you are right in thinking so, but generally once one has chosen a path that is the one they stick to.
By White Wolf 4 years ago in Wander
Ocean Ice Cream
Summer is the ocean for me. You step outside and your skin immediately heats, the space of a breath all you get before your back is slicked with wet, humidity or sweat hard to gauge. Walking out of the house barefoot in the same careless way you like to the rest of the year results in the bottoms of your feet burning, even if you run to the safety of the grass on the tops of your feet, trying to touch the asphalt as little as possible. As a child with my mother the beach was a carefully planned excursion; chairs and cooler and bag with sunscreen, towels, and change of clothes all carefully tetris'd into the trunk, the day begun early. Older and with my father, it began groggily, irritable in the face of any prodding, parking further away and something usually forgotten at home.
By York S.4 years ago in Wander