Oregon round III is officially in the books. The first two trips to the Oregon Coast were taken just the…
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Oregon Coast 2019: Pacific City Mini Moon
We embarked on our 2nd annual trip to the Oregon Coast shortly after our wedding for a pre-honeymoon, or mini…
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Oregon Coast 2018: Seaside, Cannon Beach, and Our Engagement
I am finally sitting down to write about our trip to Oregon AND OUR ENGAGEMENT (video at the end of…
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My Seattle: #FindYourPyramid with Pyramid Brewing
Last weekend we packed up the car with all of our gear and headed to the mountains! The beautiful thing about living in Seattle is the ease of access to so many different places and environments which gives us endless opportunities for adventure.
Mexico 2017: Xochimilco & Coyoacán, Mexico City & San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas
Mexico City Coyoacán, Mexico City: Frida Kahlo’s house Xochimilco: Gondola Rides San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas
Austin, Texas
Who says someone needs to be getting married for a group of ladies to have a crazy getaway weekend?! Austin, Texas was definitely a precursor to any bachelorette parties that may be in our futures 🙂
Glacier National Park
Over Labor Day weekend, we added an extra day to our long weekend and headed to Montana to see Glacier National Park. After picking up our friends, our trip started at 6am with a stop at a local Seattle cafe, Zeitgeist. We couldn’t pass up a photo-op with our donuts and our favorite adventure shirts 🙂 After a few early morning photos in the streets of an empty Seattle, we hit the road to Montana.
Crater Lake National Park
The next stop on our National Park list was Crater Lake National Park!
Olympic National Park
This year, for my boyfriend’s birthday, I gave him the America the Beautiful pass. This pass gives the holder access to every National Park in the United States for a year! With this gift came the understanding that I would camp and hike as many National Parks as we could travel to within the year. I am not the most “outdoorsy” person, although my inner mountain woman presents herself from time to time since moving to the Pacific Northwest. ( Mostly because I love to take photos of the breathtaking views, I could honestly do without the camping 🙂