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information blog regarding travel & tours - information blog regarding travel & tours home terms of service privacy policy contact me posts home terms of service privacy policy contact me good ol’ boise april 17, 2018 comments off on good ol’ boise those who have journeyed to idaho know how much we enjoy our outdoors, this fact especially rings true in the gem state’s capital. boise is praised for its vibrant culture, lively crowd, and active community on a regular basis. refreshingly modern, urban and trendy are not words you usually associate with idaho towns, but the state’s capital isn’t really into stereotypes. boise’s lively downtown scene – complete with walking streets, parisian-style bistros and sophisticated wine bars – would fit in on the east coast. the network of trails shooting up from town to the forested hills above rivals some of colorado’s best hiking destinations.there aren’t too many places where you can find a 25-mile riverside greenbelt path right outside your hotel room. you’d be even more hard pressed to find city lodging that’s five minutes away from endless hiking trails, biking, and scenic foothills. well, that’s exactly what you get when you visit the city of trees, over 190 miles of expansive, interconnected trails only 5 minutes from your hotel room. you could spend days exploring the ridge to rivers trail system and never hit the same trail twice. i landed in boise seeking simplicity but left delighting in complexity. in idaho’s city of trees, i found 19th-century architecture rubbing muscular shoulders with new bank towers and a gleaming community play space bequeathed by a potato titan. i jogged along the boise river – which is shared by anglers, kayakers and surfers – and pedaled along miles of high-desert trails, missing by one weekend a revered coffee-toting mule. boise is a city big on things like green spaces and bike sharing, where visitors and locals alike spend their free time river rafting and snow tubing down a 244-meter hill in the bogus basin. boise also has a boisterous downtown scene, hosts its fair share of festivals and even has a river running through it that locals like to tube down in summer. a perfect combination of urban and outdoors, boise is a place to have an adventure. whether you’re hiking the lewis and clark discovery trail or chugging through the city on a boise brews cruise, exploration will be a major part of your time here. i still rather prefer the comal river near new braunfels where i lived with my girl friend. i had a friend who lived in san antonio, texas who introduced me to the area who was owned a contracting business. nothing really compares to a lazy day float down the boise river in the heat of summer. good friends on a lazy afternoon, your feet dangling in the cold water, drifting between outstretched trees – that is what a quintessential summer day in boise should look like. many who float the river journey down the stretch between barber park, east of downtown, down to ann morrison park. if you want to experience the sawtooths like the early settlers, then you’ve got to ride out on horseback. redfish lake corrals can take you on an early morning tour where you can watch the sunrise illuminate the jagged mountain cliffs, or lead you on a day ride out to one of the many gorgeous alpine lakes. it’s an experience that won’t easily be forgotten. travel the capitol of the u.s. april 14, 2018 comments off on the capitol of the u.s. in my last post, i spoke of things you shouldn’t do when traveling. now i want to give some details about washington d.c. and what it has to offer washington is the showcase of american arts, home to such prestigious venues as the national theatre, the kennedy center and the folger theatre. jazz music has a storied history here. in the early 20th century, locals such as duke ellington climbed on stages along u st nw, where atmospheric clubs still operate. the president, congress and the supreme court are here, the three pillars of us government. in their orbit float the pentagon, the state department, the world bank and embassies from most corners of the globe. if you hadn’t got the idea, power is why washington emits such a palpable buzz. as a visitor, there’s a thrill in seeing the action up close – to walk inside the white house, to sit in the capitol chamber while senators argue about arctic drilling, and to drink in a bar alongside congresspeople likely determining your newest tax hike over their single-malt scotch. place with rich history , where lot of history is concentrated within dc’s relatively small confines. in a single day, you could gawp at the declaration of independence, the real, live parchment with john hancock’s signature scrawled across it at the national archives stand where martin luther king jr gave his ‘i have a dream’ speech on the lincoln memorial’s steps, prowl around the watergate building that got nixon into trouble, see the flag that inspired the ‘star spangled banner’ at the national museum of american history, and be an arm’s length from where lincoln was assassinated in ford’s theatre. if you are visiting the nation’s capital for the first time in a decade or so are in for a pleasant surprise. no longer does the city derisively dubbed “the swamp” by its inhabitant , insular appearance of a white male fiefdom. overlooking the federal government’s maladroitness, as a destination, washington today possesses a dynamism that, along with its fabled history, qualifies it as a great american city. it’s now entirely possible to spend a couple of memorable days.washington dc is a city people visit to lodge a complaint, to learn something or to stare at monuments to power and loss. it is most of all an earnest place. but of all the places i have been, none has the accidental loveliness of d.c. this is a city you can walk across, with wide-open avenues, front porches, old neighborhoods and river views. it was designed by a parisian, pierre l’enfant, and it still feels that way. because buildings cannot by law be higher than the width of the street they front, you can always see the sky. there are more than two dozen free museums, so you can absorb culture the way it was meant to be experienced — in short encounters in the midst of everyday life. travel things you should not do when traveling abroad march 26, 2018 comments off on things you should not do when traveling abroad when you are traveling abroad, there are always people that are saying what you should do when you are traveling. the things that you should take with you, the places that you should visit and even the places that you should see. however, there are only a few people that are saying what you shouldn’t do when you are traveling abroad. and, this is also really important. you don’t want to do anything that offends the locals of the country you are visiting. these are some of the things that you should not do when you are traveling abroad: you should not make jokes about any culture this is the number one thing that you should not do when you are traveling abroad. make any jokes about any other culture. no matter how strange or funny the culture might be. this can result in you insulting someone that might be standing near you. in some countries, it is illegal to say negative things about culture and beliefs. and, this is something that you should avoid doing, at all costs. don’t use any alcohol in another country this is the one thing that you should never do. this is for your own interest. don’t even use any alcohol in another country. not if you don’t know what is in the alcohol or what the rules about consuming alcohol are. too many people have caught by drinking alcohol that included drugs and illegal ingredients that are getting them into serious trouble. if you want to be on the safe side, then avoiding alcohol altogether when traveling abroad. never display affection in public in some countries, you can land in jail if you are showing affection 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