Destinations

Shenandoah, Virginia

Shenandoah National Park stretches along the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia. The park’s main road, Skyline Drive, stretches through the park with 105 scenic miles and a three hour journey though it. Most travelers base themselves in towns like Front Royal, Luray, Sperryville, or Waynesboro. However, we decided to stay in McGaheysville, being closer to Read more
Málaga, Spain

Málaga is a charming port city that is a blend between historic roots and modern energy. Famous as the birthplace of Pablo Picasso, it’s also home to the Alcazaba, one of the best-preserved Moorish fortresses in Spain, which connects to the hilltop Castle of Gibralfaro. You can choose to walk down Calle Larios for shopping or pick up Read more
Cherry Springs, PA

We had friends who visited Cherry Springs, PA a few years ago with their kids. Upon talking and finding out that Roe has a telescope and deep love for the stars we started planning a trip last winter. Fast forward late summer, here’s my post about our trip. My Google Maps Saved Bookmarks from the Read more
Doylestown, PA

Doylestown, PA is a charming, history filled day trip filled with concrete castles. We had no idea what to expect when we arrived—no background knowledge—just curiosity. But we left completely captivated, especially by the fascinating story of Henry Chapman Mercer. His legacy, from concrete castles to handmade tiles. The Salt Box: 5840 Easton Rd, Doylestown, PA Read more
San Francisco, CA

This posts includes everything from transportation, food, things to do, and hiking. Unlike most of my recent trips, this itinerary was very loosely planned. While researching, I simply starred a bunch of places on Google Maps without knowing whether we’d be end up walking everywhere or what not. The MUNI system also confused me at Read more
Golden Gate Park, SF, CA

After spending some time at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, I decided it deserved its own separate blog post. There are a few reasons for this: First, the park is 200 acres larger than Central Park in NYC. Second, there are free visiting times to take advantage of. And third, the SF City Guides Read more