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October 9, 2016

Mermaids, Hippies, and the Spires of Copenhagen, Denmark


A truly colorful town!


Race around Copenhagen with your GypsyNesters as we check out her art and architecture, her quirks and colors, and successfully dodge a contact high in a real live hippie colony (and though we don’t partake, we used it as an excuse to satisfy our munchies anyway)… CONTINUE READING >> 



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Published on October 09, 2016 15:01

October 2, 2016

How Many Islands Make a Thousand Islands?

We got a taste of the 1000 Islands—and it’s sooooo much more than the salad dressing!


We wanted to see every fabulous nook and wonderful cranny of the islands. Join us as we soar overhead in a helicopter, take in Millionaire’s Row by boat, and find out what it takes to be an island these days… CONTINUE READING >> 



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Published on October 02, 2016 20:36

Helicopter Tour of the Beautiful 1000 Islands of Canada!


Soar high above the 1000 Islands with your GypsyNesters!.. SEE MORE ABOUT THE 1000 Islands! >>



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Published on October 02, 2016 18:43

September 30, 2016

Livin’ the Good Life at Hotel Ambassador Bibione, Italy


We have spent a lot of time in Italy. It was practically a second home throughout the nineties while working all over the country, but in all of our travels we never came across Bibione… CONTINUE READING >>



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Published on September 30, 2016 18:16

September 25, 2016

Gallivanting Across Generations in Galveston, Texas



The wild and windblown story of Galveston began as a haven for pirates, just the kind of past that caught our attention!

A great way to merge a little history in with all of the water-soaked fun they we can stand.


Arrrgh mateys, I declare me-self king!.. CONTINUE READING >> 



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Published on September 25, 2016 14:13

September 20, 2016

You Can Gdańsk If You Want To In Poland


A city that rose from the ashes of World War II to become glorious again. That’s Gdansk.


We love a story of strength, of overcoming odds, of finding one’s way back from overwhelming circumstances.


If a city can personify these traits, we saw it in Gdansk… CONTINUE READING >> 



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Published on September 20, 2016 07:48

September 11, 2016

Walking the Basque Country of Spain (and a Wee Bit of France)—Live

Man, can the folks in the Basque Country throw a party!


Our live-blog continues along the Camino de Santiago (the Way of St. James).


See how we stumble into one of the most unique festivals we’ve ever seen, learn to cook like a Basqueman, and dip our toes into the French side of things… CONTINUE READING



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Published on September 11, 2016 04:43

September 3, 2016

Basking in the Basque Country of Spain, A Live Blog

One of the finer aspects of a walking tour is the ability to partake in incredible food without worrying (too much) about stepping on the scale when arriving back home.

We looked long and hard for the perfect pairing of spectacular scenery and incredible edibles—and believe we’ve found it!


Chase us as we eat massive amounts of tapas (they’re called pintxos here), roam around Madrid, make a pilgrimage along the Way of St. James, sleep in a palace, storm a castle, pig out at a txoko (no apologies for the amount of eating we’ll be doing!), hit the beach, and visit the Sun King’s crib!… CONTINUE READING



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Published on September 03, 2016 17:40

September 1, 2016

Whoa. We’re in the Chicago Tribune!


Okay, we’re not sure who the people are in the photos—but we’re uber-excited to be in the text!.. CHECK US OUT!



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Published on September 01, 2016 04:26

August 29, 2016

A Town Truly Fit for a King—Kingston, Ontario

While exploring Kingston, Ontario (the gateway to the 1000 Islands, yep, of salad dressing fame), we discovered that history, like beauty, can be in the eye of the beholder.  

Follow us as we gallivant through the coolest fort we’ve ever seen, eat at the safest restaurant in the world, unlearn what we learned in history class, and partake in a romantic, sunset dinner cruise through the 1000 Islands… CONTINUE READING



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Published on August 29, 2016 09:53