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Reims, France was home to 4th stage of the Tour de France. EF bought a bike team a few years ago and now for Tour de France you can be picked to join and be a VIP spectator at each stage–very cool work perk! A good friend/coworker was picked to attend so I thought, I’ll…
I was headed to Vietnam for work so I decided to make two stops before to Cambodia and Laos. This post is about my visit to Siem Reap. These two stops were heavily influenced by my sister and brother-in-law who had just done a three-week South-East Asia trip about six months before my trip planning….
Our trip came to end in Munich. Even though it meant the trip was over, we were so excited to get there because everyone we had to talked to about Munich said it was one of their favorite places. We of course took a train because in Europe that is an easy and cheap way…
Check out my column that features a recipe from one of my favorite blogs, My Fare Foodie. This roasted red pepper soup is absolutely amazing! Don’t miss this one.
I have officially been in Denver now for two weeks and one day. I’m loving living in a town with the mountains so close and have been enjoying them on the two weekends I’ve been here. Looking at the leaves changing from a mountain top is pretty extraordinary. As a welcome to Denver post I…
The hills are alive with the sound of music in Salzburg. Sorry I couldn’t help myself from having that as the lead in this post. But for real they are—if you go on the Sound of Music tour while you are there that is. We arrived into Salzburg to a cloudy rainy day, but it…
Vienna is the capital of Austria and the “city of music” which is the city where the waltz originated. We waltzed our way into that city without a real plan, which was sort of a trend with us on this trip. We first headed over to see a building made by my friends Phil and…
You may not live in South Carolina, or even be from there, but you will definitely appreciate their hot dogs. What makes a carolina dog special? The blue cheese coleslaw of course. Learn more about it in my column this week. Follow me on Twitter @Pilots_Daughter
We added Bratislava to our trip just because it was on the way to Vienna from Budapest; thinking, “why not stay a night.” The more we talked to other people and thought about EuroTrip’s portrayal of the city we start to get a little nervous that we were spending too much time in Bratislava. We…
After a seven hour bus drive, we were more than ready to explore Budapest. We headed straight to our hostel to meet up with the rest of our group and get the night started! We stayed at Bazar Hostel , which is on the Pest side, in Budapest and actually enjoyed the hostel. It was in…