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How to enjoy Oregon’s rainy season with dry feet – Vessi product review

Vessi product review
After a long, cold, and wet winter, spring aka rainy season has finally arrived in the Pacific Northwest. The perfect time for chasing waterfalls, enjoying the lush meadows, and mossy forests. But how to explore Oregon without getting your feet wet and your fingers cold? ☂ I’ve tested the waterproof Vessi Stormburst, Chelsea boots, and gloves. ★ Read my full and honest review here.
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Tosos Santos, Baja California Sur, Mexiko
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Boho charm & laid-back vibes: Explore Todos Santos, Mexico

Are you traveling to Los Cabos? Then you’ve probably heard of Todos Santos. The little town on the Pacific Coast is known as one of only two Pueblos Mágicos (magic towns) located on the Mexican peninsula Baja California Sur (BCS). Its laid-back vibe, unique accommodations, and unspoiled coastline mostly attract independent travelers, creatives, and surfers.
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Death Valley National Park
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Death Valley National Park: Iconic sights, things to do & how to plan your trip

Death Valley is known to be the driest, lowest and hottest national park in the USA. It’s famous for its unique desert landscape, geological uniqueness and diverse scenery: Even though the park’s name indicates a desolated wasteland the reality is: Death Valley National Park consists of majestic sand dunes, barren salt flats, slot canyons, multi-colored hills and high rising peaks. Convince yourself!
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