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Lake Mead, Nevada
Lake Mead is America’s largest reservoir, created by the Hoover Dam’s construction. The area we visited here is in the Overton arm, and it’s just a small, tiny portion of the entire thing, which has over 750 miles of coastline! With mostly soft sands as terrain, as it once was […]
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We rarely stay in paid campsites, but this state park was a must-see on our list, as we wanted to see some of the famous sand dunes that are found all over around here. For $18 USD, we were able to stay almost anywhere within the area of Little Sahara […]
Continue readingSummer Migration: Back to Canada
Are you ready for a thrilling adventure from the desert to the Great White North? Join me on my latest journey as I travel from Arizona all the way to Alberta, Canada. From the scorching sun of the south to the cool and refreshing breeze of the north, I'll take you through my unforgettable experience of exploring new places, meeting new people, and embracing the beauty of nature along the way.
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