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Chasing ADVNTR Monthly Update: My Home-state is Famous (opens the original)
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Every year in late September, the flood starts up here in NH. Once a year, our small little state with some spectacular and challenging mountains, becomes one of THE fall destinations. Suddenly my feed is full of gorgous images of enhanced fall colors, influencers that are hitting all the best hiking trails in just a few hours, and a barage of cute towns and cider donuts. And I love it!<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!YN92!,f_auto,q_auto:
4 Mistakes I Made on My First Big International Trip (opens the original)
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Hey there,Before I ever had a system for planning trips, before I knew what I was doing at all: I had a first big international trip. And I got a lot of it wrong (well not all of it, but a lot).<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="750" src="https://subst
The Ultimate “Yes List”: 15 Small Adventures to Say Yes to This Fall (opens the original)
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Hello folks,We tend to do the majority of our big travels in the first 6 months of the year, which means the fall tends to have adventures closer to home. But this doesn’t mean we stay home all fall. Not every adventure needs a passport or a five-figure budget. Some of the best ones are the ones you say yes to on a random Tuesday. So here’s your list: 15 small adventures to knock out this fall, no overthinking required. (paid subscribers can download my top 25 adventures close to home).Subscribe
NH Fall Foliage: Best Hikes for Peak Color (opens the original)
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Hey folks,While most of my newsletters are about travel around the world, sometimes it’s nice to focus on my own backyard, and late September into early October is peak leaf-peeping season in the White Mountains. As a NH local, I’ve hiked all of these myself.<source type="im
Why some trips change you and others don't (opens the original)
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Travel changes you, it’s unavoidable, and the best trips change you in all the good ways. New experiences give you fresh perspective. New foods encourage you to cook more. Gorgeous views keep you going on your exercise routine, and if you’re anything like me, traveling makes you want to travel more.Today I’m sharing some thoughts on how some trips change you in many ways, while others only nudge you a bitSubscribe now<a class="image-link im
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