The holidays may be over but winter is not. For many, the roads will continue to freeze over and thaw out from now on into March. This will cause potholes in the roads and can likely cause harm to your vehicle, if the potholes don’t, if it is not well maintained. Take a moment and give your ride some attention.
The holidays might be over but that doesn’t mean you can’t still be a snow bird. There’s still time to pack a bag and take a vacation yet this winter. Take part in one of the following trips and start 2020 off with adventure. Oh yeah, the best part about these migration patterns – flying isn’t required!
If you’re not traveling this holiday season for one reason or another, you’re in the minority. Brace yourself now for terrible drivers, long security lines, and most likely a lost bag or package. But even with all that going on, we’ve got the tips below to get you to your family and friends, or away from them, with as little grief as possible.
From elaborate Christmas light displays to authentic German markets, people around the country celebrate Christmas in their own unique ways. Even Santa Clause takes a different form depending on where you’re celebrating. Old Saint Nick, Santa Clause, Kanakaloka (Hawaii), and Papa Noel (Cajuns) are one and the same.
Traditions are a great way to celebrate a specific season, holiday, milestone, or memory. They can be as simple as going to the movies every Black Friday or as grand as a luxurious trip every wedding anniversary. While some traditions are looked forward to and celebrated, others are met with less enthusiasm.
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The cooler weather that accompanies the fall season sends people rushing outside to enjoy the colorful leaves, pumpkin spice everything, and all things spooky season-related. However, one of the best places to enjoy all that the fall brings is at a festival.
While September is the beginning of the school year for many, it’s also the seasonal kickoff to some of the most pleasant weather of the year. The nice weather makes it even harder to surprises our travel bug as it can’t be cured by the unofficial end to summer.