24 Amazing Things To Do In Stunning Stockholm, Sweden

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Stockholm is situated where Lake Mälaren’s sapphire blue waters meet the vast Baltic Sea. The elegant cultural capital spreads over 14 islands linked by 57 architectural bridges. Famous as one of the world’s cleanest cities, Stockholm boasts numerous green parks, historical museums, quaint bars, sleek bistros, outdoor cafes, and exclusive shopping. Sustainable and eco-friendly solutions…

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The World’s Largest Native American Arts Show Takes Place Next Month, How You Can Visit

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This August, more than 800 Native American artists will gather in Santa Fe, offering their finest jewelry, weavings, pottery, and other artistic pieces for sale, with an opportunity to compete for recognition and awards.  Thousands of collectors, buyers, spectators, and attendees besiege Santa Fe to shop and buy, creating a significant source of income for Native…

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One Of The Oldest Native American Heritage Celebrations Marks Its 100th Year This August, How You Can Visit

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Gallup offers exciting outdoor adventures, nestled in spectacular red rock cliffs along historic Route 66. Just off I-40 in western New Mexico near the Arizona border, Gallup exudes old-world tradition, rich culture, and original indigenous art from the Native American people. One of the oldest Native American heritage celebrations marks its 100th year. Here’s how…

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My 10 Favorite Kid-Friendly RV-Camping Spots In Texas

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As kids, we camped in the summertime at these state parks at one time or another. Then, as adults, we took our kids camping. We graduated from tents to trailers to RVs. I have fond memories of fun times with family and friends. Pro Tips: You can purchase a Texas State Park Pass for free entry to more…

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The Colorful Albuquerque Festival You’ll Love This June

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The Festival Flamenco Alburquerque is celebrating its 35th year from June 11 to 18, 2022. The thrilling week-long event, sponsored by the National Institute of Flamenco and the University of New Mexico, is the most significant flamenco event outside of Spain. The festival takes place in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and uses the original Spanish spelling of…

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My 12 Favorite Birding Sites In Texas

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Join Texas and the country’s fastest-growing leisure sport, birding. Breaking down the state into its seven regions, you’ll see many zones home to bird species as varied as the territories in which they live. In the Lubbock-Amarillo area, in the Texas Panhandle, Palo Duro Canyon State Park is home to blue grosbeaks, golden-fronted woodpeckers, and…

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How To Spend A Perfect Weekend In Las Cruces With The Whole Family

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For the multigenerational family seeking a fun and affordable vacation, visit Las Cruces to experience New Mexico culture, outdoor activities, and historic sites under endless blue skies. Known for its sunrises, sunsets, and wide-open spaces, Las Cruces is rated #3 in Money magazine’s 20 Best Places to Visit in 2019. The city’s major employer is the federal…

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