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A customer came into work yesterday and said he was moving to a secluded town in the middle of Everglades National Park so he could get away from the hustle and bustle of the big city. He then started talking to me about how he wants to retire in Argentina because steak prices are super cheap down there, and he ended the conversation by saying "hey man, next time you need a break from all this, you should go down to the Bahamas and catch a mail boat in Nassau. It'll take you up and down every island, you get your own stateroom, you'll catch the best fish you've ever eaten."

My dude, I make $14 an hour at a roadside motel. When do you think I have the time or money to take an international vacation? I couldn't afford to take a 3 hour tour on the SS Minnow, let alone a Caribbean cruise (yeah, I know the Bahamas aren't in the Caribbean, but you know what I mean). WHAT ARE YOU EVEN TALKING ABOUT, MAN?!?

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The New York Times: In 2022, TV Woke Up From the American Dream

In the Peacock series “Killing It,” Brock (Scott MacArthur), an Everglades snake hunter and would-be YouTube influencer, gets shot in the face in an altercation over a sack of python eggs. It is the best thing that has ever happened to him.

The shooting leaves Brock minus one eye. But it’s captured on video, and the upload gets millions of views, giving him the lucrative viral success he’s wanted for years.

“American dream!” he says, beaming. “Getting shot in the face!”

On TV, 2022 has been the year of the American dream — with a catch. For many of the hustlers, entrepreneurs and strugglers onscreen, that aspiration still exists. But as Brock experienced, it can cost you an important part of yourself.

“Killing It,” created by Dan Goor and Luke Del Tredici of “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” slipped under many TV watchers’ radar last spring, including, mea culpa, mine. In its first episode, it seems like a simple, wacky buddy comedy: Craig Foster (Craig Robinson), a Florida security guard with dreams of starting a prostate-supplement business, teams up with the ride-share driver Jillian Glopp (Claudia O’Doherty) in a contest to exterminate invasive pythons.

But as the season goes on, it becomes a broad, big-swinging satire of an adversarial economy that can seem to be booming and busting at the same time. (Tim Heidecker has a boisterous turn as a testosterone-pumped motivational speaker who preaches the philosophy of “Dominine,” which is one more than “dominate.”)

As Craig, Jillian and their opponents claw toward their prize, one foot of dead python at a time, they give us a tour of the hustler’s mirage, in which the promise of riches shimmers on the horizon, all yours if you only go to one more paid conference, pitch two more investors, take three more jobs.

The work experience of Jillian, an Australian immigrant, is especially bleak-comic. She drives an Uber that tows a mobile billboard (which doubles as her home), gets a TaskRabbit stint helping a rich woman (D’Arcy Carden) perpetrate a tax-fraud scheme and takes a job murdering birds at an airport, all with a heartbreakingly cheerful spirit of optimism.

The comedy is grotesque and blunt — Craig spends one episode with a dead snake nailed to his palm — but sneakily smart. In this hunt for the American dream, it says, every life form must find a lower life form to kill. And while the series is set in 2016, three years before the first stirrings of Covid, it feels pandemic-adjacent in its focus on the stratum of the work force for whom work is risky, physical and in-person. You cannot drive an Uber, or shoot a nail gun into a python’s skull, over Zoom.

The pandemic plays explicitly in Season 2 of Starz’s strip-club melodrama “P-Valley,” about a line of work that is defined by in-person interaction. The proprietor of the Pynk nightclub, Uncle Clifford (a resplendent Nicco Annan), who is nonbinary and uses she/her pronouns, spends much of the season sporting a bejeweled mask, enforcing 2020-era Covid protocols while trying to keep her business afloat at 50 percent capacity.

The Pynk is a magnet for dreams, and not only naughty ones. The “P-Valley” creator, the playwright Katori Hall, respects her pole dancers as artists and athletes, and she recognizes their work for what it is: a job that manifests the economy tangibly, translating desire into dollar bills flying in the air.

And because dancers age out so quickly, the job also renders the pressures of the economy in time-lapse: You have just a few years to rise up the pole before your tiring muscles pull you back down.

Every dancer enters the Pynk with an eye on something else — a showbiz life, a business career, or simply escape — but one of the most affecting journeys of Season 2 belongs to Mercedes (Brandee Evans), who comes to realize that she has reached retirement age without having figured out her next step. “You’re just going to have to learn how to dream new dreams,” Uncle Clifford tells her. That’s the price of dreaming: You can’t afford to wake up.

The summer’s surprise buzz phenomenon, FX on Hulu’s “The Bear,” focused on the pressures of a different sort of service industry. Carmy (Jeremy Allen White), a high-end restaurant chef, comes home to run his family’s struggling Chicago sandwich joint after his drug-addicted brother’s suicide. The pandemic isn’t a factor in the story. But the show’s depiction of work as a kind of barely restrained combat (which sometimes boils over into actual combat) feels like a bespoke fit for the post-reopening economy of labor shortages and supply chain issues.

The memorable, high-decibel work sequences make “The Bear” look and sound like a war story that happens to take place in a kitchen. Work here is furious, violent and relentless. Flames roar up the sides of pans, pots clatter like artillery, slabs of beef are dragged and hoisted like casualties. Hands are burned, fingers slashed; the pace of the prep rush turns the kitchen staff into sweating, shouting bodies, meat cooking meat.

All the while, Carmy flashes back to memories of being mocked and belittled by his Michelin-starred boss in the restaurant where he used to work. At times, you wonder why he chooses to stick with this job that often makes him so unhappy. In the season finale, reminiscing about his brother at an Al-Anon meeting, he seems to hit on an answer: Sometimes our dreams are not ours alone, nor are they even our choice. “Me trying to fix the restaurant was me trying to fix whatever was happening with my brother,” he says. “And, I don’t know, maybe fix the whole family.”

In politics, “the American dream” has long been used aspirationally, to evoke family and home. But as my colleague Jazmine Ulloa detailed earlier this year, the phrase has also lately been used ominously, especially by conservative politicians, to describe a certain way of life in danger of being stolen by outsiders.

The typical counterargument, both in politics and pop culture, has been that immigrants pursuing their ambitions help to strengthen all of America. (The Dream Act has its name for a reason.) But some recent stories have complicated this idea by questioning whether the dream itself — or, at least, defining that dream in mostly material terms — can be toxic.

The third season of Hulu’s “Ramy,” starring the comedian Ramy Youssef as a rudderless young Muslim from an immigrant family, takes on the theme directly. The title character’s parents, Maysa (Hiam Abbass) and Farouk (Amr Waked), have found prosperity tantalizingly out of reach, signing up with ride-share and grocery-delivery apps in their middle age.

Maysa has grown resigned, but Farouk remains in a poignant unrequited love affair with the dream. He chases real-estate deals; he gins up a hapless business selling ad space on takeout containers; he fantasizes about appearing on “Shark Tank.” (Ramy, meanwhile, has hit it big in the jewelry business, having partnered with some contacts in Israel, but finds himself more spiritually adrift than ever.)

In the season’s final episode, Maysa and Farouk, having come across a stash of hallucinogenic mushrooms, reminisce about their early days in the country when they would feed Ramy and his sister hot dogs, not knowing they contained pork. Stoned, they make a run to buy convenience-store franks, bite into the seductive, non-halal treats and realize that they taste disgusting. “Why did we sell our souls?” Farouk asks. “We gave it all up for hot dogs.”

Most recently, Hulu’s “Welcome to Chippendales” — about another kind of commercialized American meat — reconsiders the immigrant dream from the vantage of success. The story of Somen Banerjee (Kumail Nanjiani), the founder of the male-stripper empire, it is in many ways of a piece with this year’s glut of scam-and-scandal docudramas; it’s a rise-and-fall series in which the fall is less interesting and takes twice as long. (The creator, Robert Siegel, gave us the prosthetic fantasia “Pam & Tommy” earlier this year.)

The series stands apart, though, for showing how Banerjee, born in India, uses a learned idea of American appetites to pursue a received idea of the American dream. In some ways, being an outsider makes his success possible — much in America is novel to him, so he’s receptive to new ideas (like seminude dancers in bow ties).

But his embrace of Americanness (for instance, he goes by “Steve” rather than “Somen”) cuts two ways. He experiences racism before and after he hits it big, but he also uses discrimination as a business tactic, ending up in court because of a scheme to bar Black patrons (whom, he concludes from experience, will make white customers see his club as less “classy”).

Banerjee has perhaps internalized the American dream too thoroughly. He gets his first intimation of this when he returns to India for his father’s funeral, his suitcase stuffed with gifts of electronics and Velveeta, hoping to be welcomed as a conquering success. Instead, his mother scolds him for leaving the family printing business to run a fleshpot. “We are middle-class people, Somen,” she says. “We did not need saving by America.”

He leaves, weighed down with rejection and processed cheese. Beyond his mother’s personal disappointment is the verdict that he has stopped being himself, but in the process he has not really become a new person either. He is simply a reflection of another culture’s artifice, an imitation of an imitation.

This is the danger of the American dream when you scale it down from the national to the individual level. You risk devoting your life to wanting something because it’s what you’ve been told you should want. Everybody loves a Cinderella story, but sometimes your dream, in reality, is just a wish somebody else’s heart made.

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Free Entrance Days At The National Parks In 2023

It's never a bad idea to visit one of America's stunning national parks, and it's even better if you can do it for free. Fortunately, the National Park Service will be waiving entrance fees for a number of days in 2023 at all parks across the nation. These free days, which are available from January through November, fall on public holidays and significant anniversaries.

The NPS stated on its website that "national parks are America's best concept" and that there are more than 400 parks that are open to the public every day. The fee-free days offer a fantastic chance to explore a new location or an old favorite, particularly one of the national parks that often has an entrance price. Parks waive entrance costs on fee-free days, however amenity or user fees for things like camping, transportation, or special tours are not covered.

The majority of national parks are always free to visit, however some of the most well-known ones do have entrance fees. Denali National Park & Preserve in Alaska, the Grand Canyon in Arizona, Yosemite in California, the Everglades in Florida, the Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park, Acadia in Maine, the Badlands in South Dakota, and other parks charge admission.

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Orlando, Florida is the Perfect Vacation Destination for Everyone

March 3, 2023

While Orlando, Florida is known as the world's theme park capital, it is far from a one-trick pony. This location receives approximately 233 days of sunshine per year. It is the most visited city in the United States for reasons other than roller coasters and thrilling theme park experiences. That's because it has something for everyone, young and old, adventurous and laid-back, nature and big city.

Come to Orlando, Florida, and you'll discover even more reasons why it's the ideal vacation destination!

Additional Attractions Away from Theme Parks You do want to visit Disney and Universal, after all. But keep an eye out for additional hidden jewels in Orlando's attraction scene. There is Gatorland, where you can get up close and personal with enormous gators and other animals, and ICON Park, which is home to the renowned Wheel, formerly known as the Orlando Eye. The rides and activities of Congo River Golf and Fun Spot America have a nostalgic boardwalk ambiance. And that's just the shortlist!

There's Always Something New Happening Theme parks often introduce brand-new activities, entertainment, and dining options for visitors to enjoy. It's the reason why locals eagerly anticipate stopping by on a day off and why visitors return year after year. New roller coasters are opening at Sea World and Universal Studios (Jurassic World VelociCoaster at Universal and Ice Breaker at SeaWorld). Remy's Ratatouille Adventure at Disney World lets you shrink to Remy's size in Gusteau's kitchen for a more kid-friendly new experience.

It Has a Unique Kind of Nature Florida has a distinctive ecology and is one of the most beautiful states. Even if you are unable to travel all the way to the south to view the Everglades, Orlando has an incredible selection of breathtaking natural sights that you shouldn't miss. When you're surrounded by theme parks, it can be difficult to remember that Florida was once home to the Timucuan Indians. There are locations like Wekiwa Springs State Park where you may swim in crystal-clear water that is always 72 degrees.

Want to observe the wild side of nature? Don't forget to take an airboat ride. It is the quickest method to go across Florida's swampy, natural scenery in order to view alligators, turtles, snakes, a variety of magnificent birds, and other elements that contribute to the state's uniqueness. You can go sightseeing on a leisurely boat ride with one of the tour companies and enjoy anything from gawking at the opulent real estate to a more natural setting.

You'll Satisfy All Your Wants Don't allow missing Epcot's Food and Wine Festival deter you from experiencing international cuisine in Orlando. You can find meals from different cultures right on International Drive, which is close to the theme parks. Here, you can eat anything you want, from Greek to Ethiopian cuisine, as well as simple family favorites and elegant fine dining. Orlando is undoubtedly a gourmet city!

Give In to Your Cultural Side Orlando is a great destination if you enjoy live music, Broadway plays, symphonies, ballets, and other performing arts. You can immerse yourself in culture in a variety of ways at Dr. Phippip's Center for the Performing Arts. There are several of museums as well, including the Orlando Museum of Art and Ripley's Believe It Or Not. You'll find so many fascinating new things there that you'll never get bored.

Get In The Game Sports are available in Orlando as well as the excellent arts and culture that Orlando has to offer. Catch an Orlando Magic basketball game, an Orlando City or Orlando Pride soccer match, or even a hockey game with the Orlando Solar Bears. Over 170 golf courses and the USTA national training site for tennis are available for anyone who would rather participate in the activity than only watch it.

Recharge Your Spirit Most people are unaware that Orlando is one of the best places to live an active lifestyle. Look beyond the theme parks for ways to recharge your mind, body, and soul, such as paddleboarding in nature, walking trails in the city at Lake Eola Park, biking the West Orange Trail, and luxury spa treatments at top resorts.

Dance and Groove to the Music of the Night Whether you want to go club hopping and dancing until dawn or prefer a more intimate evening in a cozy wine bar, Orlando has your nightlife needs covered. Splitsville, a luxury bowling alley, is available at family-friendly locations such as Disney Springs. On International, ICEBAR is a great place to grab a drink and escape the notorious Florida heat. Furthermore, there are numerous additional options all around International Drive, the Mills 50 District, CityWalk at Universal, and Disney Springs, making it simple to find nightlife near your Orlando hotel.

Excellent Value Orlando truly satisfies all of your senses, with so much to see, do, taste, and feel. Whether you're traveling alone or with the entire family, from kids to grandkids, it's easier than ever to plan an epic vacation here. The best part is that package pricing from hotels, theme parks, area attractions, and restaurants offers excellent value. There are also free activities such as visiting nature parks and outdoor markets, walking around Lake Eola, and even visiting Disney Springs, which has free parking.

When you visit Orlando, you will have so much to do that you will have to return the following time you visit. Or, even better, stay even longer.

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1, 10 and 26 please! 💜

1. What fic of yours would you recommend to someone who had never read any of your work? (In other words, what do you think is the best introduction to your fics?)

I want to say Everything's Too Cold... But You're So Hot because it's absolutely my favorite thing I've written, but it's kinda long so I'd say maybe either just the first chapter or for a whole fic probably Easy To Talk To

10. How do you decide what to write?

I usually just write whatever random idea won't leave me alone. Most of the ideas come from songs, but if inspiration strikes while on an airboat in the middle of the Everglades, who am I to say no to writing about Patrick captaining an airboat and teasing David for the entire tour? For example.

26. Would you rather write a fic that had no dialogue or one that was only dialogue?

Normally I would say hands down no dialogue, but lately I've been writing a lot of dialogue heavy stuff so I think right now I'd rather stick with dialogue only, even though my own answer surprised me!

#thanks for asking!

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Staycation Bliss: Exploring Fort Lauderdale's Hidden Gems

In a world filled with hustle and bustle, sometimes the best adventures await just around the corner. Fort Lauderdale, with its sun-kissed beaches, vibrant cultural scene, and eclectic mix of attractions, offers the perfect backdrop for a memorable staycation. Join us as we embark on a journey to uncover the hidden gems of Fort Lauderdale, where relaxation, exploration, and indulgence converge to create the ultimate retreat right in our own backyard.

1. Beachfront Escapes No staycation in Fort Lauderdale is complete without a visit to its iconic beaches. From the bustling energy of Fort Lauderdale Beach to the serene shores of Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, there's a stretch of sand to suit every mood. Grab a beach towel, soak up the sunshine, and feel the stress melt away as you dip your toes into the crystal-clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean.

2. Culinary Delights Fort Lauderdale boasts a culinary scene that's as diverse as it is delicious. From fresh seafood shacks to upscale waterfront bistros and international eateries, there's no shortage of dining options to satisfy every palate. Sample mouthwatering ceviche at a Latin American bistro, savor locally sourced seafood at a seaside tavern, or indulge in farm-to-table fare at a cozy neighborhood eatery. Whatever your taste buds desire, Fort Lauderdale has a culinary delight waiting to be discovered.

3. Cultural Treasures Immerse yourself in Fort Lauderdale's rich cultural tapestry by exploring its museums, galleries, and historic sites. Pay a visit to the Bonnet House Museum & Gardens, a historic estate nestled amidst lush tropical gardens and filled with art and artifacts from the early 20th century. Wander through the NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale, home to a vast collection of contemporary and modern art, or stroll along Las Olas Boulevard, where art galleries and boutique shops line the streets.

4. Outdoor Adventures For those craving adventure, Fort Lauderdale offers a plethora of outdoor activities to get the adrenaline pumping. Explore the city's scenic waterways by kayak or paddleboard, embark on a deep-sea fishing excursion, or take a leisurely bike ride along the Riverwalk Trail. Nature enthusiasts will delight in the Everglades National Park, where airboat tours offer a chance to encounter Florida's iconic wildlife, including alligators, manatees, and exotic birds.

5. Luxurious Accommodations After a day of exploration, retreat to one of Fort Lauderdale's luxurious accommodations for a restful night's sleep. Whether you prefer a beachfront resort with panoramic ocean views, a boutique hotel nestled in the heart of downtown, or a cozy bed and breakfast tucked away in a historic neighborhood, Fort Lauderdale offers accommodations to suit every style and budget.

Conclusion: As our staycation in Fort Lauderdale comes to an end, we're left with memories of sun-drenched beaches, delectable cuisine, cultural treasures, and outdoor adventures. But perhaps the greatest treasure of all is the realization that you don't have to travel far to experience the joys of a getaway. With its hidden gems waiting to be discovered, Fort Lauderdale invites us to embrace the beauty and excitement of our own backyard, reminding us that sometimes the best adventures are closer than we think.

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Exploring Awesome Places in Florida | Orlando, Florida: Where Magic Happens

In the middle of sunny Florida lies Orlando, a cool city with lots of fun things to do. Let's check out why Orlando is such a great place to visit.

Theme Parks Galore

Orlando is known as the "Theme Park Capital of the World." That means it has a bunch of super cool places like Walt Disney World Resort, Universal Studios Florida, and SeaWorld Orlando. Imagine meeting your favorite characters and going on exciting rides. It's like a dream come true!

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Cool Places to Learn

But wait, there's more! Orlando isn't just about rides and characters. It's also a place where you can discover cool things at places like the Orlando Museum of Art and the Orlando Science Center. And if you like watching shows, the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts is the place to be.

Nature Adventures

If you love nature, Orlando has that too! Visit Lake Eola Park for a peaceful time, take a stroll in Harry P. Leu Gardens, or go on a wild adventure in the Everglades on an airboat. There's nature all around, giving you a break from the busy city life.

Tampa, Florida: A Mix of Old and New

On the other side of Florida's Gulf Coast is Tampa, a city that mixes old stories with modern vibes. Let's find out what makes Tampa a cool place to explore.

Old-Timey Ybor City

Tampa has a special place called Ybor City, and it's like stepping back in time. There are old streets, cigar factories, and cool street art. Today, Ybor City is a lively spot with shops, restaurants, and fun things to do when the sun goes down.

Beautiful Waterfront

Tampa has a fantastic waterfront. The Riverwalk is a lovely walk along the Hillsborough River. There are parks, museums, and the Tampa Bay History Center to check out. And if you're feeling adventurous, take a boat tour to see the cool marine life in the bay.

Tasty Treats

Tampa's food scene is something special. From fresh seafood at the historic Columbia Restaurant to trying new and yummy dishes in Hyde Park Village, there's food for everyone. Tampa's neighborhoods have a mix of flavors waiting for you to explore.

Final Thoughts: Orlando and Tampa - Places to Love

In the end, Orlando and Tampa in Florida are like two awesome friends. Orlando brings the magic with theme parks and cultural spots, while Tampa shares its history and modern charm. So, if you're thinking of a sunny adventure, Orlando and Tampa are the places to be.

Plan your next trip, soak up the Florida sun, and dive into the wonderful world of Orlando and Tampa.

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  Posted: 2/20/24 | February 20th, 2024 Miami is a lively city with a reputation for its beach culture, nightlife, and Cuban It is undoubtedly regarded as one of America's livelier, more entertaining cities Millions of tourists visit Miami each year. of visitors per year. Personally, Miami isn’t my favorite city in the States (though I do love the beaches), but there’s absolutely no denying that there’s a lot of fun to be had here. From beaches to partying to Cuban culture to the nearby Everglades, you can do a lot. (And if you’re looking to splash out, there are tons of luxurious hotels, upscale shopping districts, and high-end dining to be found here.) Here are some of my top things to see and do in Miami:   1. Explore the Everglades Everglades National Park has 1.5 million acres of swamps and prairies and is among the biggest and most distinctive public parks in the country. It is home to 14 rare and endangered species, including the Florida Panther, American Crocodile, and West Indian Manatee, among others. It has been designated as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and World Heritage Site. This exceptional habitat is home to more than 350 bird species, 300 fish species, 40 mammal species, and 50 reptile species.s liveYou can traverse the park on foot using a variety of hiking and biking trails, but you will need to take an airboat to get across the waterways. need to hop in an airboat. The park is only an hour from the city. Airboat tours cost around $37 USD. If you want a more active boating experience, kayak tours are also popular (expect to pay around $100 for a kayak tour that includes a kayak rental). 2. Visit Little Havana Little Havana, Miami’s Cuban neighborhood, was born almost overnight. In the mid-1960s, an estimated 300,000 refugees fled Cuba, with most landing and settling in Miami. Today, over 1.2 million Cuban Americans live in Miami, with Little Havana centering around “Calle Ocho” (SW 8th Street). This is one of my favorite parts of the city, and the food here is incredible. Eat in one of the little restaurants and bakeries, walk the vibrant streets, enjoy a Cuba Libre (rum and coke) or Café Cubano (espresso shot sweetened with brown sugar), or get in on some salsa dancing. It’s an arty, quirky neighborhood worth exploring. Food tours around Little Havana cost around $69 USD and are the best way to learn about the area from an expert local guide. 3. Admire the Art Deco of South Beach Located in South Beach, the Art Deco Historic District is an area of Miami Beach noted for its concentration of over 800 Art Deco buildings all within one square mile. Art Deco was a popular architectural style from France, common between 1910 and 1939, characterized by its bold geometric shapes, lavish ornamentation, and embrace of modern materials and technology. You can also take an Art Deco bike tour of the area to gain even more insights into the architecture and history. 4. See the Art in Wynwood Wynwood is a former industrial neighborhood that has evolved into a cultural hub and trendy hotspot for graffiti and street art, as well as hip shops, cool restaurants, chill cafes and coffee roasteries, artisan breweries, and art galleries. The most popular attraction here is the Wynwood Walls, a collection of 40 murals by some of the world’s best street artists. The impressive 35,000 square feet of outdoor space, built around existing warehouses, features artists from 21 countries. The murals are constantly changing, so you never know what you’ll get to see, but many murals address social and political issues, offering commentary on topics such as environmental conservation, immigration, racial justice, and human rights. The Museum of Graffiti, the first museum in the world dedicated to this art form, is also located in the Wynwood neighborhood. Wynwood Walls: 2520 NW 2nd Ave., [phone], thewynwoodwalls.com. Open Mon-Thurs 11am-7pm, Fri 11am-8pm, Sat 10am-8pm, and Sun 10am-7pm. Admission is $12 USD, while a guided tour is $20 USD (includes admission).

Museum of Graffiti: 276 NW 26th St., [phone], museumofgraffiti.com. Open Mon-Fri 11 a.m.–6 p.m., Sat-Sun 11 a.m.–7 p.m. Admission is $16 USD. 5. Take a Sightseeing Cruise Seeing the city by boat allows you to get a different perspective on Miami and its coastal sights, which are otherwise inaccessible by land. You’ll see sights such as the scenic Brickell Key, departing cruise ships from the Port of Miami, and the striking Miami Skyline. You’ll also see the opulent residences along the exclusive Millionaire’s Row (a section of Miami Beach nicknamed such for its luxurious waterfront mansions) and Fisher Island (an affluent barrier island known for its upscale residential community). There are a lot of cruises to choose from, but some of the most popular are Millionaire’s Row Cruises or Speedboat Tours. Sightseeing cruises are generally around $30–45 USD. 6. Learn to Salsa Renowned for its sizzling nightlife and rich Latin culture, Miami’s salsa scene is something that must be experienced. From the iconic Calle Ocho in Little Havana to trendy South Beach, salsa aficionados can find a variety of venues catering to different styles and skill levels. In Little Havana, Ball & Chain has free salsa classes every Thursday starting at 9pm. If you’re looking for more of a nightclub experience, Mango’s Tropical Café is the best place to go. They offer a Sip, Savor, & Salsa experience every day from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Tickets are $89 USD and include beginner salsa and bachata lessons, a mojito, food, and entrance to go dancing in Mango’s Nightclub afterward (it opens at 10pm). 7. Immerse Yourself in Art An artsy, avant-garde city, Miami offers many different quirky immersive art experiences, with interactive installations, cutting-edge technology, and multi-sensory environments. Here are some of the most popular: Superblue Miami: Superblue is a huge (50,000 square feet) experiential art space that showcases large-scale, immersive artworks created by contemporary artists. The exhibits often involve interactive elements and cutting-edge technology. Tickets are $38.50 USD. ARTECHOUSE Immersive Art Experience: Artechouse is a space in South Beach that combines art, science, and technology to create immersive digital art installations. The exhibits often use projections, lights, and sound to create visually stunning and interactive environments. Admission is $30 USD. Museum of Illusions: Situated in Miami Beach, this museum offers mind-bending optical illusions and immersive exhibits that challenge perception. It’s a fun and interactive experience for visitors of all ages. Tickets are $30 USD. Paradox Museum: Fittingly situated in Wynwood, the Paradox Museum is a quirky and interactive museum of optical illusions. It’s also a fun activity to do with kids. Tickets are $30 USD. 8. Visit the Museums While museums aren’t exactly the first thing that comes to mind when most people think of Miami, there are actually quite a few museums in the city worth checking out. Most museums here are art-focused (Miami is a big art city, if you haven’t picked that up yet), though there are also a few science and history museums. Some of the museums worth checking out include: The Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science, located in downtown Miami, offers interactive exhibits on science and technology, a planetarium, and an aquarium. It’s a great destination for families and science enthusiasts. Tickets are $29.95 USD. Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM): PAMM is a contemporary art museum located in downtown Miami, featuring a stunning waterfront setting and an outdoor hanging sculpture garden. It showcases international modern and contemporary art, with a focus on artists from the Americas. Admission is $18 USD. HistoryMiami Museum: Offering a comprehensive look at the history of Miami and South Florida, this museum features exhibits, artifacts, and educational programs that explore the region’s cultural heritage. Admission is $15 USD. Bass Museum of

Art: Located in Miami Beach, the Bass Museum of Art focuses on contemporary art and features a diverse range of exhibitions, including works by emerging and established artists. Admission is $15 USD. 9. Do Some Water Sports Whether it’s the adrenaline-pumping excitement of jet skiing, the rhythmic experience of paddleboarding, the exhilaration of windsurfing, or the quiet calm of kayaking, there are tons of options to choose from. You can find pretty much every water sport here, including things like flyboarding, which involves riding a water-propelled device called a flyboard and combines elements of wakeboarding, snowboarding, and acrobatics. Jet ski tutorials are $139 USD (per group of two), parasailing is $130 USD, and flyboarding is $175 USD. If you’re on a budget or simply want to go out on your own, kayak or paddle board rentals are $19 USD per hour. 10. Visit the Vizcaya Estate No visit to Miami is complete without a stop at this historic 50-acre estate. This European-style mansion offers a glimpse at life in turn-of-the-century South Florida. It was built by industrialist James Deering as a way to show off his wealth to all his friends and is filled to the brim with Renaissance furniture, artwork, and tapestries. The 10-acre formal gardens were built to resemble France’s Versailles, but with palm trees, rare orchids, and Cuban limestone. It is one of my favorite things to do in the city. Don’t miss it! 3251 South Miami Avenue, [phone], vizcaya.org. Open Wednesday-Monday, 9:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Admission is $25 USD (advance tickets are required). 11. See Coral Castle Coral Castle was created by Latvian-born Miami resident Ed Leedskalnin as a monument to his lover, who cancelled their wedding the day before they were meant to get married. Ed channeled his heartbreak into hand-carving 1,1100 tons of coral rock, creating various monuments and sculptures over the span of 28 years. He originally started building in Florida City, yet when a subdivision was planned nearby, he bought land further away, single-handedly moving the heavy coral carvings to Homestead (where Coral Castle is now). It’s a bit of a trip from downtown, but well worth the time. 28655 South Dixie Highway, [phone], coralcastle.com. Open Thurs-Sun, 9 a.m.–6 p.m. Admission is $18 USD. 12. Visit the Ancient Spanish Monastery Built in Segovia, Spain, in 1141, this monastery was intended to be a part of businessman and newspaper publisher William Randolph Hearst’s property in California (Hearst saw it in Europe in 1925 and decided he wanted it for himself for his personal “castle”). However, after shipping the building to the US, there was an outbreak of disease. The US government was worried shipments from abroad would spread it, so he was not allowed to unload his cargo. Then the Great Depression hit, and Hearst had to sell the property. It remained in New York until 1954, when businessmen bought it and finally assembled it in Miami. 16711 West Dixie Highway, [phone], spanishmonastery.com. Open Wed-Thu 10am-4pm, Fri-Sat 10am-2pm, and Sun 2pm-5pm. Admission is $10 USD, and guided tours are available on weekends. *** Miami is the ultimate escape for fun in the sun. People come here to let loose, visit nightclubs, lounge on the beach, and drink the nights away. And while that can certainly all be a fun time, there’s a lot more to Miami than just beaches and clubs. The city offers a dynamic fusion of art, music, and great food, and I encourage you to get out there and explore it! Book Your Trip to Miami: Logistical Tips and Tricks Book Your FlightFind a cheap flight by using SkyScanner. They are my favorite search engine because they search websites and airlines around the globe, so you always know no stone is left unturned! Book Your AccommodationYou can book your hostel with Hostelworld. If you want to stay elsewhere, use Booking.com, as they consistently return the cheapest rates for guesthouses and cheap hotels. Don’t Forget Travel InsuranceTravel insurance will protect you against illness, injury, theft, and cancellations.

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South Beach: Kick off your Miami journey at the iconic South Beach. Sink your toes into the powdery sands, snap photos of the colorful Art Deco buildings, and soak up the lively atmosphere along Ocean Drive. With MiamiCoach Worldwide, you'll breeze through traffic and arrive at South Beach feeling refreshed and ready to dive into the fun.

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Nestled in the heart of sunny Florida, Sunrise has emerged as a hidden gem for vacationers seeking the perfect blend of relaxation and excitement. With its picturesque landscapes, vibrant culture, and an array of attractions, it’s no wonder why Sunrise is gaining recognition as the best destination for a vacation.

As the name suggests, Sunrise, FL, offers some of the most breathtaking sunrises and sunsets you’ll ever witness. The warm, golden hues reflecting off the serene lakes and lush greenery make for Instagram-worthy moments every day.

Nature enthusiasts will find a paradise in the nearby Everglades, where you can take airboat tours and spot alligators and exotic birds. If you prefer a more active vacation, Sunrise boasts numerous parks with hiking trails, bike paths, and picnic areas.

For those who love to shop ’til they drop, Sawgrass Mills is a colossal shopping mall, housing hundreds of stores, outlets, and entertainment options. It’s a shopper’s paradise that will delight fashionistas and bargain hunters alike.

In conclusion, Sunrise, FL, offers an unbeatable vacation experience that caters to all tastes and preferences. From natural wonders to urban adventures, this town has it all. So, pack your bags and head to Sunrise for a vacation you'll cherish forever.

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an  updated  outline  of  valyria  gaunt's  career  from  age  18  to  30++ |  i  headcanon  that  some  muggle  shows  are  so  popular  they  find  their  way  to  the  wizarding  world;  depending  on  the  material  they  be  may  be  adapted  /  altered  to  fit  the  wizarding  world  better  (  ie  swapping  out  muggle  locations  for  wizarding  world  ones  )  though  not  always,  such  as  with  gentlemen  prefer  blondes  in  1969  which  is  kept  as  is.  i  don't  care  very  much  about  the  year  something  premiered  in actual  real  life  hence  why  phantom  of  the  opera  is  in  her  repetoire  despite  the  show  in  real  life  not  premiering  until  the  1980's.  i  also  headcanon  that  wicked  is  actually  originally  a  wizarding  world  play  that  found  it's  way  to  the  muggle  world. 

in  1965  an  eighteen  year  old  valyria  plays  christine  daae  in  the  phantom  of  the  opera,  she  plays  the  role  up  until  1967  when  she  passes  the  mantel  to  another  actress.  in  1967  -  1968  she  plays  margaux  in  magic  in  the  air  (  original  ).  immediately  followed  by  that  is  her  role  as  rosemary  in  three  brothers  (  original  )  &  glinda  upland  in  wicked  (  original  wink  wink  ).  from  1969  to  1971  valyria  aged  twenty-two  to  twenty  four  juggles  playing  the  role  of  lorelei  lee  in  gentlemen  prefer  blondes  and  working  on  her  own  original  music.  she  releases  her  first  album  "dragon's  daughter"  in  1969  and  "star  quality"  the  following  year  in  1970.  in  1971  a  few  months  after  she  finishes  playing  lorelei  lee,  gaunt  goes  on  her  first  solo  tour  around  wizarding  world  europe.

in  1972;  she  releases  "love,  val.  in  1974  she  releases  "songs  for  saturn."  her  second  tour  happens  in  1975  &  includes  mainly  songs  from  her  last  two  albums  but  with  a  few  songs  from  VG1  &  VG2  sprinkled  in.  the  two  tours  are  often  lovingly  referred  to  by  fans  as  the  dragon  tour  &  the  saturn  tour. 

awards  &  accolades:  won  a  golden  note  at  the  harmony  awards  (  basically  the  tony  awards  but  wizarding  world  version  )  for  her  portrayal  of  christine  daae  for  best  leading  actress  in  a  musical  (  nominated  later  for  rosemary  and  glinda  as  well  but  lost  )  and  for  lorelei  lee  for  best  supporting  actress  in  a  musical.

for  her  first  album  she  was  nominated  for  record/album  of  the  year  at  the  everglade  music  awards  &  for  female  artist  of  the  year  and  song  of  the  year;  she  lost  the  first  two  but  won  the  third.  her  second  album  however  won  her  both  record  of  the  year  and  female  artist  of  the  year.  her  third  album  won  her  song  of  the  year,  and  her  fourth  earned  her  album  of  the  year.

in  1971  at  age  twenty-four  she  gets  her  own  chocolate  frog  card.  the  description  being  as  follows: 

valyria  astrea  gaunt;  the  daughter  of  famed  father  of  dragonology  and  head  of  the  sacred  twenty-eight  rhaegar  gaunt  &  of  renowned  ballet  star  adelaide  gaunt and rider of meraxes; a hebedrian black known as the winged shadow.   valyria  has  made  a  home  in  the  hearts  of  many  magic  folk  with  a  love  for  music  and  theater,  wowing  audiences and critics alike in  such  beloved  plays  like  the  phantom  of  the  opera  as  christine  daae  at just eighteen and  the  three  brothers  as  rosemary.  now,  she  continues  to  enchant  &  enthrall  audiences  with  her  original  music.  valyria  is  an  impressive  talent  with  a  voice  that  angels  surely  must  be  envious  of.  

when  valyria  is  in  her  fifties  -  sixties  she'll  be  given  a  everglade  hall  of  fame  award  &  a  everglade  legends  award.  she'll  also  recieve  a  diamond  note  for  significant  achievement  in  theater  around  her  fifties  as  well. 

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Exploring the Everglades Miami Tour Adventure

Miami, a city known for its vibrant culture and beautiful beaches, has a hidden gem just a short drive away – the Everglades. If you're looking for an unforgettable adventure that combines nature and excitement, an “Everglades Miami tour” might be the perfect choice. In this article, we'll explore the wonders of the Everglades and how you can make the most of your tour.

The Everglades: Nature's Wonderland

Discovering the Ecosystem

The Everglades, often referred to as the "River of Grass," is a unique ecosystem unlike any other in the world. Spanning over 1.5 million acres, this tropical wetland is home to a diverse array of flora and fauna. From alligators sunbathing along the water's edge to colorful wading birds soaring through the sky, the Everglades is a nature lover's paradise.

Airboat Adventures

One of the most popular ways to explore the Everglades is by taking an airboat tour. These high-speed boat rides glide effortlessly over the shallow waters, providing an exhilarating experience as you navigate through sawgrass marshes and mangrove tunnels. Many tour operators in Miami offer guided airboat tours, ensuring you have a knowledgeable guide to point out the unique wildlife and share fascinating facts about the ecosystem.

Planning Your Everglades Miami Tour

Choosing the Right Tour

Before embarking on your Everglades adventure, it's essential to choose the right tour for your preferences. Some tours focus on wildlife encounters, while others emphasize the thrill of airboat rides. Consider your interests and select a tour that aligns with what you want to experience.

Timing and Duration

Most Everglades tours from Miami are half-day adventures, allowing you to explore the highlights of this vast ecosystem without taking up your entire day. Keep in mind that wildlife activity can vary throughout the day, so consider early morning or late afternoon tours for the best chances of spotting animals in their natural habitat.

What to Expect During Your Everglades Tour

Wildlife Encounters

One of the highlights of an Everglades tour is the opportunity to see wildlife up close. Alligators, turtles, and a variety of bird species are commonly spotted during these excursions. Make sure to have your camera ready to capture these incredible moments.

Educational Experiences

Many tour operators include educational components in their Everglades tours. Guides often share insights into the delicate balance of the ecosystem, the importance of conservation, and the efforts being made to preserve this natural wonder.

Conclusion

An “Everglades Miami tour” offers a unique blend of excitement and natural beauty. From thrilling airboat rides to close encounters with wildlife, this adventure provides a memorable experience for visitors of all ages. So, if you're looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse yourself in the wonders of nature, consider adding an Everglades tour to your Miami itinerary. It's a journey you won't soon forget.

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From India to the USA: Customizable Tour Packages Await You

Are you itching for a transcontinental adventure? The United States of America, with its vast landscapes, diverse cultures, and iconic landmarks, is a dream destination for many. Whether you're a first-time traveler or a seasoned globetrotter, there's something enchanting about the USA that beckons you. But what if we told you that you can make your American dream a reality with customized tour packages that cater specifically to your preferences? In this blog post, we'll explore the incredible opportunities awaiting you as we delve into the world of USA tour package from India.

Why Choose a Customized Tour Package?

When planning a trip to the USA from India, the options may seem overwhelming. The vastness of the country, from the bustling streets of New York City to the serene beauty of the Grand Canyon, can leave you unsure about where to start. This is where a customized USA tour package from India becomes your best ally. These packages are designed to cater to your unique interests, ensuring you get the most out of your journey. You can handpick the cities you want to explore, the experiences you wish to have, and even the type of accommodation that suits your style. No more one-size-fits-all tours; it's time to tailor your American adventure to your liking.

The Allure of the USA

The USA is a country of contrasts, and that's part of what makes it so captivating. From the towering skyscrapers of Manhattan to the quietude of the Great Smoky Mountains, there's something for everyone. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, a history buff, a foodie, or a shopaholic, the USA has it all. Imagine walking down the Hollywood Walk of Fame, exploring the vibrant French Quarter in New Orleans, or witnessing the grandeur of the Grand Canyon. The opportunities are endless, and a customized USA tour package from India lets you make these dreams a reality.

The Benefits of Customization

A customized USA tour package from India offers you the ultimate flexibility. Suppose you've always dreamed of taking a road trip along the scenic Pacific Coast Highway, stopping at picturesque spots like Big Sur. In that case, your tour can be designed to incorporate this adventure. If the bright lights of Las Vegas and the iconic slot machines at the Bellagio Hotel have always intrigued you, your package can ensure you don't miss out. From choosing the duration of your stay in each city to selecting your preferred mode of transportation, customization is the key to a memorable journey.

Cultural Immersion

One of the greatest aspects of traveling to the USA is the chance to immerse yourself in a tapestry of cultures. From the lively Chinatowns in San Francisco and New York to the soulful jazz clubs of New Orleans, every city has its own unique flavor. A customized USA tour package from India can help you delve deep into this cultural diversity. You can tailor your itinerary to include cultural experiences such as attending live music performances, participating in cooking classes to master the art of American cuisine, or even joining local festivals and parades.

Adventure and Nature

For the adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts, the USA offers a myriad of opportunities. Whether it's hiking through the wilderness of Yosemite National Park, kayaking in the Florida Everglades, or exploring the geothermal wonders of Yellowstone, the country's natural beauty is unparalleled. With a customized USA tour package from India, you can incorporate these adventures into your itinerary, ensuring you get the adrenaline rush you desire.

Culinary Exploration

American cuisine is as diverse as the country itself. From the spicy delights of Tex-Mex in Texas to the seafood feasts in the New England states, there's a culinary adventure waiting for your taste buds. A customized USA tour package from India allows you to create a foodie's dream journey. You can visit famous food markets, dine at Michelin-starred restaurants, or explore local food trucks and eateries, savoring the regional specialties in every city you visit.

Accommodation Choices

Your choice of accommodation can significantly impact your travel experience. Some travelers prefer the luxury of five-star hotels, while others seek the charm of boutique inns or the communal vibes of hostels. With a customized USA tour package from India, you have the liberty to select your preferred type of accommodation, ensuring that your stay is as comfortable and memorable as you desire.

Travel at Your Pace

One of the most significant advantages of a customized USA tour package from India is the ability to set your own pace. If you want to take it slow and spend more time exploring a particular city, you can. Alternatively, if you're eager to hop from one exciting destination to another, your tour can be arranged accordingly. This flexibility ensures that your trip is stress-free and perfectly aligned with your travel style.

Expert Guidance

When you opt for a customized USA tour package from India, you benefit from the expertise of travel professionals who understand the nuances of traveling in the USA. They can offer valuable insights, recommend must-see attractions, and provide tips on how to make the most of your visit. With their guidance, you can rest assured that you'll have a smooth and unforgettable journey.

In summary, a customized USA tour package from India is the gateway to an incredible American adventure. It empowers you to explore this vast and diverse nation on your terms, ensuring that your travel experience is personalized, unforgettable, and tailored to your preferences. So, if you've been dreaming of exploring the USA, don't hesitate any longer. Let the magic of customization turn your American dream into a reality, and embark on a journey of a lifetime.

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10 Best Places to Visit in Katoomba

Katoomba is a beautiful town located in the Blue Mountains region of New South Wales, Australia. It is known for its stunning natural scenery, including deep valleys, lush forests, and impressive rock formations. Here are some of the best places to visit in and around Katoomba:

Three Sisters: This iconic rock formation is one of the most famous attractions in the Blue Mountains. Legend has it that three Aboriginal sisters were turned to stone, and you can enjoy breathtaking views of this rock formation from various lookout points, including Echo Point.

2. Scenic World: This attraction offers a range of experiences, including the Scenic Railway, Scenic Skyway, and Scenic Cableway. It provides unique perspectives of the Blue Mountains and the rainforest, with opportunities for hiking and exploring.

3. Blue Mountains National Park: Katoomba is surrounded by this vast national park, which offers numerous hiking trails, waterfalls, and opportunities for wildlife spotting. Some popular trails include the Prince Henry Cliff Walk and the Wentworth Falls track.

4. Wentworth Falls: This picturesque waterfall is easily accessible by a short walk from the car park. The falls offer stunning views and a serene environment for picnics and relaxation.

5. Leura: A nearby town to Katoomba, Leura is known for its charming streets, boutique shops, and well-preserved gardens. The Everglades Historic House and Gardens and Leura Cascades are must-visit attractions in the area.

6. Leura Cascades: A beautiful series of waterfalls and cascades, located in the Blue Mountains National Park. It's a great spot for a picnic or a refreshing swim during the warmer months.

7. Jenolan Caves: While a bit of a drive from Katoomba, the Jenolan Caves are a remarkable network of limestone caves that are among the oldest and most impressive in the world. Guided tours are available for visitors to explore their intricate formations.

8. Govetts Leap Lookout: Located in Blackheath, just a short drive from Katoomba, this lookout offers breathtaking views of the Grose Valley and the Bridal Veil Falls. It's especially popular for sunset photography.

9. Katoomba Falls: These falls are easily accessible from Katoomba town center and offer a short but scenic walk. The falls are particularly beautiful after rainfall.

10. Waradah Aboriginal Centre: Learn about the rich culture and history of the Aboriginal people through art, dance, and music performances. It's a great place to gain insight into the Indigenous heritage of the area.

Remember that the weather in the Blue Mountains can be quite changeable, so it's a good idea to check weather conditions and trail availability before embarking on any hikes or outdoor activities. Enjoy your visit to Katoomba and the stunning Blue Mountains!

In the end, if you are looking for Guest House service with Breakfast near Katoomba then you should definitely check for Belgravia Guest House.

Belgravia Mountain Guest House is a heritage-style mountain house that combines the comfort of boutique European accommodation with the ambiance of a traditional guest house.

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