If I say “New York”, I´m almost positive your thoughts would go straight to the landscape of a humongous city-the Empire State Building, Central Park, 5th Avenue, and etc-instead of the 54,555 sq mi state. So far I have been … Continue reading A Not-So-Famous New York
After leaving Glacier National Park behind us and heading to Yellowstone, we came cross Browning, this little Blackfeet town in the middle of nowhere, and visited the Museum of the Plains Indians. The Blackfeet Indians have been around this region … Continue reading Plains & Blackfeet Indian
BURLINGTON I really, really liked Burlington. The tiny city is extended on the shores of Chaplin Lake, and it is quite the charm-large streets, historical buildings, streets markets, cafes and restaurants, boutiques, and lots of musicians. The city hosts the … Continue reading What To Do in Vermont
The Berry & Banana Smoothie Bowl is a very energizing and delicious breakfast and snack option, perfect for those who like to workout in the mornings or as a pre-workout(: The recipe: For the base: 2 cups of frozen berries … Continue reading Energizing Breakfast Fruit Bowl
Pittsburgh was really fun, even though we only spent two days there. It´s a big city indeed, but many historical buildings can be spotted, along with the University of Pittsburgh. The great Ohio and Allegheny Rivers frame the city, while … Continue reading Pit Stop in Pittsburgh
When I told people I was going to Ohio, they asked “and do what there!?”, and I´m guilty of thinking the state was nothing but flat land too. Happily I can say that I was wrong, and Ohio is quite … Continue reading Lovely Ohio
Our visit to Wisconsin was brief but quite memorable. We left Minnesota and drove into Wisconsin until arriving in Bayfield, a very picturesque town right by Lake Superior. Now, if you love water, nature, and being able to visit different … Continue reading Apostle Islands National Lakeshore
I really enjoyed Michigan! It is a beautiful state, so much history and natural beauty coming together. The state is composed of the U.P. (Upper Peninsula) and “mainland”; surrounded by Lake Superior, Huron, and Michigan. If you enjoy historical sites, … Continue reading Top Things To Do in Michigan
