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Find Harmony near Cambria, CaliforniaHarmony, California is just minutes from Cambria but has a rich history all of its own. With a population said to be between 8 and 11, this tiny town on the Central Coast welcomes all visitors to its glassworks, winery, chapel and picture-perfect views. We were destined to include it in our series on towns with a population under 200.
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Plan a Stay at The Monkey Tree Hotel in Palm Springs, CAThe Monkey Tree Hotel in Palm Springs, California is a delightful boutique resort with a Mid-Century Modern feel and numerous amenities.
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Find Harmony near Cambria, CaliforniaHarmony, California is just minutes from Cambria but has a rich history all of its own. With a population said to be between 8 and 11, this tiny town on the Central Coast welcomes all visitors to its glassworks, winery, chapel and picture-perfect views. We were destined to include it in our series on towns with a population under 200.
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The Pros and Cons of Spending Christmas at the Hotel del CoronadoThe Hotel del Coronado is a historic beachfront property in Coronado Island, California. Many of the wooden hotel buildings were constructed in 1888, and the grounds are stunning. However, the crowds and management changes have created a scenario that may leave you feeling more “Bah Humbug” than Christmas festive.
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Exploring Hidden Beaches in Costa Rica: NacascoloCosta Rica has hundreds of hidden beaches, but the best has to be Nacascolo. It is remote and somewhat tricky to find, so the beach population is largely local. But with a little bit of perseverance and our tips, you will be able to find this Costa Rica gem of a beach in no time.
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Find Harmony near Cambria, CaliforniaHarmony, California is just minutes from Cambria but has a rich history all of its own. With a population said to be between 8 and 11, this tiny town on the Central Coast welcomes all visitors to its glassworks, winery, chapel and picture-perfect views. We were destined to include it in our series on towns with a population under 200.
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Sampling Fine Wines at Blue Door WineryIf you love dazzling, well-structured red wines, you need to stop by the Julian, California tasting room of the Blue Door Winery and give their vintages a try.
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Taking a Wellness Break at Two Bunch Palms Resort in Desert Hot Springs, CATwo Bunch Palms resort is an intriguing blend of spa amenities, inspiring views and spacious hotel rooms and suites in Desert Hot Springs, California. There is a lot to like at this hot springs resort just outside of Palm Springs but check on the status of the massive construction project before booking.
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Where to Find the Best Halloween Decorations in LA [2019 Update]Update October 28, 2019: This area in the Brentwood neighborhood of Los Angeles, California is currently under evacuation orders because of the Getty fire. Please…
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Plan a Stay at The Monkey Tree Hotel in Palm Springs, CAThe Monkey Tree Hotel in Palm Springs, California is a delightful boutique resort with a Mid-Century Modern feel and numerous amenities.
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Playing the 30-Day Minimalism Game: Week 1The year is nearing the end, and our home needs decluttering and cleaning before the holidays. Today, I'm joining The 30-Day Minimalism Game. Play along!
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Where to Find the Best Halloween Decorations in LA [2019 Update]Update October 28, 2019: This area in the Brentwood neighborhood of Los Angeles, California is currently under evacuation orders because of the Getty fire. Please…
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Things to Do in Julian, California (Other than Apple Picking)While Julian, California is traditionally known as the hot spot for apple picking (and apple pies) in the fall, there are still loads of things for you (and your family) to enjoy if you are visiting out of season. From a gold mine tour to wine tastings, there is something likely to inspire in this town near San Diego.
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Treat Yourself to Fine Dining in Big Bear, CaliforniaTreat yourself to fine dining in Big Bear Lake, as well as numerous casual restaurants when you visit this charming mountain town in California.
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Treat Yourself to Fine Dining in Big Bear, CaliforniaTreat yourself to fine dining in Big Bear Lake, as well as numerous casual restaurants when you visit this charming mountain town in California.
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10 Reasons to Visit Costa Rica in DecemberVisiting Costa Rica in December means you will be treated to fantastic weather and lush surroundings. It's the start of the dry season and the holidays here are peaceful, full of family celebrations and joy. It's also surprisingly hot, so pack accordingly.
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Taking a Wellness Break at Two Bunch Palms Resort in Desert Hot Springs, CATwo Bunch Palms resort is an intriguing blend of spa amenities, inspiring views and spacious hotel rooms and suites in Desert Hot Springs, California. There is a lot to like at this hot springs resort just outside of Palm Springs but check on the status of the massive construction project before booking.
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Tips for the Perfect Winter Visit to CatalinaCatalina Island is a fantastic California getaway. Only about an hour from Long Beach by ferry, Catalina offers delicious restaurants, beaches, hiking trails and historic sites. Here are tips for making the most of a December visit to Avalon on Catalina Island.
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Tips for the Perfect Winter Visit to CatalinaCatalina Island is a fantastic California getaway. Only about an hour from Long Beach by ferry, Catalina offers delicious restaurants, beaches, hiking trails and historic sites. Here are tips for making the most of a December visit to Avalon on Catalina Island.
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What to Pack for a Week in Costa RicaCosta Rica in December is warm and mostly dry. Embrace their "pura vida" approach when you pack. Do bring good sunscreen, mosquito repellant and your favorite floppy hat (or baseball cap). Water shoes or hiking boots are good for exploring. Beach dresses can go from sand to dinner. Think casual.
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