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Discover 5 of Utah’s breathtaking waterfalls, including Bridal Veil Falls and Donut Falls, each offering unique beauty and stories.
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When I think of Zion National Park, I picture rugged red cliffs, twisting canyons, and endless blue skies. Zion’s dramatic desert landscape is truly iconic. But hidden within this grandeur is an unexpected treasure—wildflowers.
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Discover the awe-inspiring beauty of the Grand Canyon, its hidden secrets, and why it’s the ultimate adventure for dreamers and explorers alike.
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Last week, we found ourselves at the wrong El Capitan. Not the iconic granite wall that rock climbers dream about in Yosemite, but instead, the one out in the middle of who-knows-where Texas. Picture desert, tumbleweeds, and a GPS that was positively smug about its misguided navigation. A wrong turn to El Cap will make […]
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A misturned GPS leads a Yosemite-bound adventurer to Texas’ El Capitan. Unexpected landscapes, quirky history, and desert charm in this misadventure!
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Science fiction has inspired real-world innovations. See how NASA and the Houston Space Center helped with touchscreens, robotics, artificial intelligence, virtual reality training, and 3D printing for space exploration.
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I’ve never been to Bourbon Street. Okay, that’s not true. I was there once. But it wasn’t during Mardi Gras. I did work once with someone who made that pilgrimage religiously, so I learned a few fun Mardi Gras rules that are definitely made to be broken.
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The 1864 gold rush boomtown where the lines between hero and villain blurred. Henry Plummer’s life as Sheriff should have been one of law and order, but whispers of betrayal and crime led to a swift, vigilante “justice.”
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Valentine’s Day history isn’t all about love, romance, and chocolate hearts. In fact, its origins are far less adorable and way more, well, dramatic—think more “Game of Thrones” than “You’ve Got Mail.”
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The Super Bowl might be a grand American tradition where diehard fans scream at their TVs, halftime performers dazzle us with on-stage pyrotechnics, and the commercials have budgets bigger than your student loans. But what if you’re not exactly… “a football person”?
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On our drive back from the South side, we decided to take a little detour and get off the Kaumualii Highway. It was nearing typical afternoon rush hour and, quite frankly, we just felt like taking the road less traveled. We had lots of clouds on this particular day, but there was enough of a […]
