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    Common Misunderstandings About Australian Partner Visa Criteria

    The path to a partner visa is complicated, with numerous demands throughout the process. Many people struggle to comprehend the criteria, leading to misconceptions that can complicate the process. The following post aims to dispel some common myths and provide a more transparent process for...
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    5 Traditional Foods in Portugal You Should Taste

    Portugal's rich gastronomic history and culture are, arguably, the most influential cuisine in the world today. In the 15th Century, Portuguese explorers traversed the globe and were introduced to flavors and spices from regions as diverse as South America, the Far East, India, and Africa...
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    Top Kennedy Space Center Attractions

    Try as I might, I couldn't remember visiting Kennedy Space Center attractions during my childhood trips to Florida. My parents had taken my brother and me to Disney World twice. And with Cape Canaveral just an hour's drive east of Orlando, it was hard to imagine we hadn't been. Dave at Kennedy...
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    From Souqs to Super-Malls: A Shopper’s Guide to the Best of Doha

    When you think of Qatar, images of glittering skyscrapers, futuristic architecture, and vast desert landscapes might first come to mind. But for the savvy traveler, this Gulf nation offers another, equally compelling, reason to visit: world-class shopping in Qatar. Here, the ancient and the...
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    8 Things To Do In The Algarve, Portugal

    The Algarve is the southernmost part of Portugal, making it the sunniest and warmest part of the country. It's easy to get there with daily flights from Europe to Faro, the area's capital. There is so much to do in the Algarve that it's hard to know where to start. Lucky for you, we've put...
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    5 Fun Ways To Explore Sydney

    When compared to some of Australia's more naturally spectacular and scenic locations, Sydney has a tough fight to keep the attention of time-strapped travelers. To many, it's just another big city. Sydney Opera House as seen from the harbor (photo by xiquinho) Even though I might be a bit...
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    Top Spots for Photography in Fort Myers & Sanibel, Florida

    This post is sponsored by The Beaches of Ft. Myers & Sanibel. As always, all thoughts & opinions are my own. Over the course of my life, my mom has always collected seashells. Every summer, we would go on walks to see what we could find–– periwinkles, horseshoe crabs, jingle shells, and the...
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    How to Spend Three Weeks in New Zealand

    Five years ago, after spending a year on a working holiday in Australia, I headed to New Zealand for a few months of camping and spending time outdoors. I was hoping for mountain views, gorgeous beaches, and rugged adventures, and NZ sure did not disappoint. The country left a big impression on...
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    What to do in South Dakota: Adventure, Culture & Wildlife

    This post is sponsored by Travel South Dakota. As always, all thoughts & opinions are my own. When you hear South Dakota, what comes to mind? I have to say that before my visit, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect. South Dakota just doesn’t get the same attention as other states. Despite being...
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    Beginner’s Guide to Underwater Photography

    When it comes to learning a new skill, especially if that skill has to do with technology, I’ve found myself easily intimidated. Underwater photography definitely fell into that category for me, and from plenty of other people too, if my DM’s are any indication. 😉 I have wanted to learn to...
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    Astrophotography and Stargazing in West Texas

    Canyons, red rocks, juniper in the breeze, and wide open skies– I didn’t know I would find all of these things and more in West Texas. Passing businesses like the “It’ll Do Motel” and “This n That (Mostly That),” we found an abundance of charm during the day and glittering stars at night...
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    Guide to Travel Credit Cards

    Anyone who knows me knows that I am a huge fan of credit cards, especially when using them means racking up points to use on flights, hotels and more. But over the past decade of my own credit card use and frequent travel, I have come across a theme: people are scared of credit cards! I have...
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    Holiday Gift Guide: Amazing Gifts for Avid Anglers

    Reviews by Dan A. Nelson The best gifts for anyone are those that the receiver will use throughout the year. The gifts that can be appreciated season-to-season, give receiver joy all year long and keeps you in their thoughts whenever they put the gift to use. We think we found a few such gifts...
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    Kuiu Apparel: Designed for hunters, ideal for all outdoor activities

    Review by Dan A. Nelson The apparel brand, Kuiu, grew out of one man’s (and his family’s) love of backcountry hunting. Jason Hairston launched Kuiu after a long professional journey that led through the creation, development, and ultimate sale of his first apparel brand. After that commercial...
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    Treat Yourself: Personal gift guide for self-celebration

    Every year, we see a plethora of gift guides; Christmas, Valentine’s Day, Mothers’ Day, Fathers’ Day, and Birthday gift ideas. And while it’s wonderful to honor your spouse, your parents (and the parents of your kids), your kids, and your friends, it’s also a good idea to treat yourself now and...
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    Orvis launches new Helios

    Orvis impressed our review teams with the first three generations of their award-winning Helios fly rod series. The original Helios and the Helios 2 (reviewed here) made great advances in graphite rod design and construction. The Helios 3 (see here) created a whole new level of performance in...
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    Orvis’ New Helios Delivers as Promised

    When Orvis unveiled the Helios 3 series of rods in 2017, the Gear Institute test team declared them nearly perfect. The 9-foot, 5-weight Helios 3 earned a score of 99/100 – the best score of any trout rod we’ve tested in nearly 20 years. Enter 2024, and the new Helios series (NOT Helios 4 –...
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    YETI Reinvents The Personal Cooler… Again

    The personal cooler was a mainstay in modern society when I was growing up. My dad took an Igloo Playmate with him to his suit-and-tie job every day. By 1980s standards, it was the bee’s knees. But let’s be real here, those things didn’t keep anything cold for more than a couple of hours. That...
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    Switchback and OIA Announce Partnership

    Switchback and Outdoor Industry Association (OIA) have announced a strategic partnership aimed at enhancing the twice-annual outdoor industry gatherings. The partnership will debut at the inaugural Switchback Spring in Nashville, Tennessee, on June 16-18, 2025, and will also support Switchback’s...
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    Top 5 iPhone 16 Pro Cases for Outdoor Enthusiasts

    These cases have been used and abused in my adventerous and spontaneous life to determine if they’re right for you. The end of summer signals the release of a new Apple iPhone and this year we’ve made it to the 16 Series. And though the iPhone 16 models aren’t a large departure from the 15’s, I...

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