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October 8, 2015June 17, 2020

El Camino de Santiago

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Pulling a Ted Cruz and getting the hell out of town! 😂 But seriously, it is ridiculous how excited I was to pack this bag...really. The travel bug is real. Headed off to a quick weekend in NYC, then off to Michigan ♥️ Thank God for face masks and hand sanitizer! 😷

Fancy day drinking with @themollydavies and @clarence.cab 🍸With the weather in DC being so crappy this weekend, why not get drunk and stay indoors? Best way to spend Galentine's Day! 💕

Another day where it *almost* felt normal! Walking around Eastern Market and Union Market with @valpolyakov and getting some ☀️ Dreaming of all the trips to come... 🌏🛩🧳

Let the holiday baking begin! 🎄 If I can't travel internationally, at least I can try fool my stomach! Orange biscotti recipe from @sallysbakeblog 🇮🇹 #cantucci

Last nature pit-stop of the trip: Beartown State Park, WV. Made of one large rock formation that splits into sections and clefts large enough for walkways, this park is known for its massive, moss covered boulders, overhanging cliffs and unusual rock formations creating sunken 'streets' in a town of rocks.

Next stop: Somewhere on the Virginia border...Greetings from the top of Big Walker Lookout! This small, relatively unknown stop off State Highway 52 includes a shaky, 100 foot observation tower, even shakier swinging bridge, and family-run country store complete with all vital libations. It's an excellent respite from the road and the view is definitely worth the $8 🤳

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Next Stop: Somewhere on the border between North Carolina and Tennessee in a place called Max Patch. ⛰ This was one of the easiest and most beautiful hikes I've ever done. Connecting with the Appalachian Trail, Max Patch Loop offers gorgeous panoramic views on Max Patch Mountain in the Pisgah National Forest. Highly reccomend! 🌳🌳🌳

More ponies 🐴🐴🐴

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