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Discovering Myself Through Nature Bathing and Hiking in British Columbia

I can’t pinpoint what it was exactly that made me do it. Was I overwhelmed by work? Burned out from the kids? Were my hormones out of balance, and eating too much processed food to compensate? Probably, yes — all of it. I just remember realizing, “I need a restart button.” I needed a place to escape my daily routine, rebuild, refocus, and rediscover who I had become. However, I didn’t want a week of wine and lounging; I needed to clean my body, sweat, strengthen, and most importantly, I needed sleep — so much sleep.

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Luxury Over-Water Villas in Bora Bora with Glass Floors and Butler Service

You know Bora Bora. It’s that place you’ve fantasized about visiting ever since you saw its crystal-clear waves and over-water villas on your computer screen-saver or beach-themed wall calendar years ago. It may even be at the top of your travel bucket list — but in your mind, you’ve put it off as a dream vacation you’ll takesomedaybecause of cost, distance, and time constraints.

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Explore the Spectacular Harbin Ice and Snow Festival: Stunning Ice Castles and Light Displays

Harbin, China is renowned as one of the coldest places on Earth. This distinction is embraced wholeheartedly by the city’s 5 million residents. For the last 36 years, the community has celebrated its frigid identity and invited visitors from around the globe to immerse themselves in the spectacularInternational Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival.

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Luxurious Beach Resort Near Dubai: Your Ultimate Spa and Sunshine Retreat

You’ve heard of Dubai, its dramatic skyscrapers, and over-the-top construction projects that race to out-achieve one another. And you’ve heard of Abu Dhabi, a cultural diamond with one of the world’s most beautiful mosques and the second outpost of the Louvre. However, chances are you’ve never heard of Ras Al Khaimah, one of the lesser-known of the UAE’s seven emirates, and a popular beach destination for locals and foreigners alike.

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Key Insights from My First Family RV Adventure

Our first day in the van didn’t go the way we’d hoped. My husband and I got a late start, and we only made it an hour from home before we had to pull over for burgers and to put our kids to bed. We were parked just off I-95, and our four-year-old, cramped in his new bunk bed, kept waking up his one-year-old sister. Then we realized we’d forgotten the sawdust for the composting toilet. (Whoops.) Still, after eight months of isolation in Connecticut, this late-fall family vacation to coastal Maine already felt like a major victory—one my husband and I celebrated by popping a bottle of champagne once Evie and Remy finally fell asleep.

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