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Caroline O’Donoghue’s Post-Lockdown Dream: A Girlfriends Getaway

I miss a lot of things about the real world: coffee, pastries, picking up things and smelling them, buying nail varnish, putting my forehead on a restaurant table when someone tells me a terrible story about the man they’re seeing, trying on hats. However, I don’t think I miss anything as much as I miss women. God, I miss women. I love my boyfriend and I’m routinely amazed at how well we’re doing at pretty much exclusively seeing one another, but I miss the physical presence of women with a dull ache that sits at the centre of my chest.

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Tips for Funding Your Global Travel Adventures

I have intended to write this article for quite some time. I am certain that if I were to search through my drafts, I would come across an incomplete version residing there; and by “incomplete version,” I am referring to a title accompanied by one or possibly two sentences. Ultimately, I decided that it was essential to publish this. I will strive to present this post in a concise manner, although it is noteworthy that my approach to financing my travels has undergone significant evolution throughout this year.

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Epic Summer Adventure: Hiking the Swiss Alps for a Live Music Gig

I took a deep breath, wiped the sweat from my brow, and grasped the rusted metal bar that had been drilled into the rock face. Above me, my brother had just disappeared over the top of the mountain. My heart was hammering through my chest. The mandolin in my backpack shifted slightly as I put my weight onto the makeshift ladder. Ahead of me, a cloudy glacial lake shone in the sunlight. I was on my way to a cabin 2,200 metres above sea level in the Swiss Alps to play a concert. The crowd was waiting. The gig was sold out. We could not fail.

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Insider’s Guide to Exploring Lisbon

I bought an apartment in Lisbon back in 2015, at the start of the dual real estate and tourism booms that turned this long-overlooked city into one of Europe’s hottest destinations. I’m originally a native of Tucson, Arizona, though I’ve lived abroad since I was a teenager, mostly in Europe and Latin America. It was actually the rock bottom property prices that lured me here, but when I arrived, I fell head-over-heels for the city.

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Top Dining Spots in Berlin You Must Try

Berlin’s gastro landscape has exploded in recent years and is now more exciting than ever before. Progress has been driven by global free spirits united by a sense of experimentation, a cosmopolitan outlook, and a passion for quality. From street-food parlours to vegan kitchens and gourmet haunts, here are our picks for culinary cream of the crop in the German capital. Loosen your belt and start eating!

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The Charming Invasion of Rabbits in a Quaint Canadian Town

When exiting Hwy 1 into Canmore, Alberta, you might notice a striking number of little furry brown and black bunnies adorning the grassy railroad tracks and parking lots. This bustling mountain town, home to about 14,000 residents, is renowned for its hiking, biking, and skiing trails, in addition to its close proximity to Banff National Park. Recently, Canmore has become known for its unique population of feral rabbits.

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Explore Mythical Realms: 10 Legendary Locations From Loch Ness to Atlantis

Ever wondered what it would be like to visit a real-life Atlantis? Or to scan the murky depths of a lake for a larger-than-life monster? Turns out, you can. Whether you’re a mythology buff looking to summon Zeus atop Mt. Olympus or want to follow in the footsteps ofIndiana Jones, these real-life destinations are chock-full of history, scenery, and ancient lore, making them worth a visit every chance you get. Just don’t forget to brush up on your ancient mythology before you go.

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