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Women Backpacking: Tips for Urinating in a Bottle

Katelyn Long04 mins
If you’re a woman preparing for your first long backpacking trip, you might wonder how to handle the need for a restroom in the middle of the night. It’s understandable to prefer not venturing out into the darkness looking for a suitable place or feeling confined inside your tent due to inclement weather. Furthermore, concerns about squatting comfortably outdoors can add to the stress. While hiking may not challenge your knees, bending at a sharper angle could present difficulties.
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Explore the Best Diamond and Jewelry Stores in New York City

Bobby Spencer04 mins
New York City’s Diamond District, also known as Diamond and Jewelry Way, is situated on 47th Street between 5th and 6th Avenues. As the largest consumer market for diamonds in the United States, over 90% of diamonds entering the country come through New York, with many being sourced from the bustling Diamond District. This vibrant area boasts more than 2,600 diamond businesses, primarily housed within 25 specialized jewelry exchanges, showcasing around 100 varied merchants per exchange. Although many shops focus on wholesale clients, retail customers can also benefit from significantly reduced prices—often up to 50% off retail!
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Seattle to Gorge Amphitheater: A Complete Visitor’s Guide

Martin Ruiz08 mins
If you seek a concert experience, one of the most unique venues in the U.S. is located in Central Washington. Nestled into a natural gorge in the Columbia River Valley, just a couple of hours from Seattle is the Gorge Amphitheater. This outdoor arena features a stage, an exceptional sound system, and more than 20,000 seats, all overlooking a breathtaking view of the Columbia River.
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Explore Shamian Island: A Must-Visit Gem in Guangzhou, China

Jeffrey Johnson05 mins
With its grand buildings, swanky hotels, and riverside location, Shamian Island has established itself as Guangzhou’s main tourist area. This well-preserved colonial district features period architecture, tree-lined avenues, and a laidback appeal that offers a break from the mayhem and futuristic developments of downtown Guangzhou. Moreover, fine restaurants and alfresco riverside bars make a trip to the island a fantastic way to spend a leisurely half a day.
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Explore Cuneo: A Gem in Northwestern Italy

Michael Boone06 mins
Cuneo is a unique wedge-shaped town in northwestern Italy that boasts distinctive architecture, particularly its Renaissance-style arcaded main street, lined with charming shops and cafes. This elegant appearance is complemented by its historic old town center, dating back to the 12th century. Cuneo serves as an excellent base for embarking on excursions into the picturesque mountains and valleys of southern Piedmont.
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