#river view vacation

[scenicblueridgegetaway]

Marshall NC vacation homes offer the perfect blend of comfort and convenience with all amenities included. From fully equipped kitchens and spacious living areas to luxurious bedrooms and modern amenities such as Wi-Fi and cable TV, these vacation homes provide everything needed for a relaxing and enjoyable stay. Whether seeking a cozy cabin in the mountains or a waterfront retreat on the French Broad River, travelers can find the perfect accommodations in Marshall.

[ecoharbor]

📍Portofino, Italy 🇮🇹

[pellinni-photo]

rapid water stream winding through the beech forest. landscape with mossy boulders and trees on the shore of a river. spring scenery in carpathian mountains. dappled light

[melodramaticwanderlust]

📍Hà Giang Tỉnh, Hà Giang, Việt Nam

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[rabbitcruiser]

Mineral Lick Trail, BC (No. 1)

The Trout River is a tributary of the Liard River in far northern British Columbia, Canada, flowing northwest from headwaters at 58°44′N 126°14′W, near Muncho Lake, to meet the Liard at the community of Liard River. It is at the upper end of the Grand Canyon of the Liard, which is part of Liard River Corridor Provincial Park and Protected Area.

Source: Wikipedia

[jahtheexplorer]

Great Falls is one of the most scenic destinations in the Washington DC area. Those Dramatic waters go through the Potomac River, getting a lot of visitors every year. You can find many trails with different levels of difficulty. Is usually an easy hike for people who have mobility difficulties

Some accidents occur in the area, due to reckless people climbing the rocks, diving, and swimming against all the warming.

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[fuckyeahnewmexico]

Balloon fiesta from the West bluffs

[chieffestivalearthquake]

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Discover the Serenity of Van Vihar Park in Manali | #himachaltour #fact #travelwithus

Van Vihar Park in Manali is a serene oasis nestled in the heart of the Himalayas, and it's a perfect destination for a quick getaway. This beautiful park is a paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers. 🌲 Surrounded by towering deodar trees, Van Vihar Park is a lush green wonderland. The tall trees provide a cool canopy, making it a pleasant escape from the summer heat. 🏞️ Stroll along the well-maintained pathways, and you'll be greeted by the soothing sounds of the flowing Beas River, which borders the park. It's a perfect place to relax and enjoy the calming ambiance. 🦌 Keep your eyes peeled for the resident deer. They roam freely in the park and are a delight to watch. Feeding them is strictly prohibited, but you can get close enough to capture their beauty on camera. 🏔️ The backdrop of snow-capped peaks adds a surreal touch to the park's scenic beauty. You can't help but be in awe of the majestic Himalayas. 📸 Don't forget to bring your camera, because every corner of this park is Instagram-worthy! Capture the reflections in the pond, the wooden bridges, and the charming picnic spots. 🍃 For the adventurous souls, there are paddleboats available to take a leisurely ride on the pond. The experience is both fun and romantic. 🍔 Hungry? There's a quaint little café where you can grab a quick snack while enjoying the view. 🌅 Van Vihar Park is a fantastic spot to catch a mesmerizing sunset. The changing hues of the sky against the backdrop of the mountains are a sight to behold. So, if you're planning a trip to Manali, don't forget to visit Van Vihar Park. It's a slice of heaven in the Himalayas, offering serenity, natural beauty, and a sense of wonder that's perfect for a short escape or even a longer stay. Make sure to like, subscribe, and share this video if you enjoyed the tour! Explore the stunning landscapes of Himachal Pradesh with Jannat Travel Guru Tour and Travel Agency! We specialize in crafting unforgettable Himachal tour packages and providing valuable information about the must-visit tourist destinations in this Himalayan paradise.

[mycameraandmythings]

Amsterdam

I have post-vacation-depression-syndrome.

If this is not a psychological or whatever term already considered by professionals in the matter, maybe I should patent it. Have you suffered from this too?

My symptoms: 

I don’t want to get on the train back. 

I most certainly don’t want to go to work on Monday. 

When I close my eyes, I only see Amsterdam’s Houses. 

I’m thinking about retiring in Amsterdam.

I just want to continue taking pictures. 

I dream about being on holiday forever. 

Do you know if this feeling will go away? 

I really can’t read maps that well; somehow I always get confused. And this is funny because my dad is a pilot and when I was a kid, I remember he would drive anywhere with those big old foldable maps (that people used to put in their back pocket), with all the little blue, red and yellow lines and asked my mum to hold it for him in the passenger seat. No “turn left on the next street” or “recalculating” coming out of that paper… He knew where to go. He was and still is the “map man” to me. 

With Google maps I always have to see where the blue dot points, so I know if I have to keep straight, turn around or go left or right. When I get to a new place, I look like a ballerina spinning to the blue dot’s direction. If my dad would have seen me in Amsterdam, surely he would have laughed. 

Anyway, during these days, the map was just a reference. If it said that I needed 5 minutes walking, I took me around one hour. Why? Well for two reasons mostly:

When you want to cross a street in Amsterdam, you don’t just have to be careful with the cars, but also with the bikes; so crossing the street needed full concentration: you had to look to both sides, see if cars or bikes were coming and calculate whether you had to run or wait for your chance to cross. 4 seconds, 15 seconds, depending on the bikes…

And because you had to look at both sides of the street, I usually found something I wanted to photograph right at the middle or at the end of the opposite direction I had to go. So I just went there.

Eventually, all the spots I wanted to see, using Mr. Google as my guide, turned into a one hour “go around here, look at that there…” that usually made my smart watch a little crazy, too.

In four days, I experienced the best of Amsterdam’s spring unpredictable weather: I had a cloudy, rainy and cold day, wind on my four days there (I was actually happy to have brought my hat with me) and warm sunrays to light up my pictures and make the chase of light way more fun. 

On my last afternoon in Amsterdam, I had the perfect frame: impeccable blue sky and my favourite view looking back at me. I remember standing there, feeling every muscle and bone from my legs down. Like the weight of all the miles I walked started to rest on my heels, my calfs were asking me to sit down for a bit but I just wanted to imprint this view in my memory and in my heart forever.

I stood there for another hour. I didn’t want to leave.

As I was exchanging pictures and impressions with my best friend from my daily expeditions, she said to me: “it sounds like a dream come true”. Buaahh… She nailed it.

1.045 pictures (and videos) between my phone and my camera were made in these four days. And if I had a film camera, I would have taken the exact amount of pictures. I loved discovering through my viewfinder all the beauty that was waving back at me.

There is a before and after this trip to Amsterdam. Something changed and changed me. I’m still trying to find the right words for it, but I can tell you, I will definitely go back when I can.

[ecoharbor]

📍Pacific Northwest 🇨🇦 🇺🇸

[pellinni-photo]

carpathian countryside scenery with river on a sunny day in summer. trees along the rocky shore and forest on the hill. mountainous landscape of ukraine beneath a blue sky with fluffy clouds

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[rabbitcruiser]

Allen's Lookout, BC (No. 1)

The Liard River of the North American boreal forest flows through Yukon, British Columbia and the Northwest Territories, Canada. Rising in the Saint Cyr Range of the Pelly Mountains in southeastern Yukon, it flows 1,115 km (693 mi) southeast through British Columbia, marking the northern end of the Rocky Mountains and then curving northeast back into Yukon and Northwest Territories, draining into the Mackenzie River at Fort Simpson, Northwest Territories. The river drains approximately 277,100 km2 (107,000 sq mi) of boreal forest and muskeg.

The river habitats are a subsection of the Lower Mackenzie Freshwater Ecoregion. The area around the river in Yukon is called the Liard River Valley, and the Alaska Highway follows the river for part of its route. This surrounding area is also referred to as the Liard Plain, and is a physiographic section of the larger Yukon–Tanana Uplands province, which in turn is part of the larger Intermontane Plateaus physiographic division.

The Liard River is a crossing area for Nahanni wood bison.

Source: Wikipedia

[the-cosmic-cauldron]

What You Do During a Car, Bus, or Train Ride Based on Your Mercury Sign

Fire Mercury

• Listening to an energetic playlist that pumps you up.

• Talking on the phone or taking selfies.

• Eating snacks and telling the driver to speed up.

• Doing your hair or finishing your makeup.

• Singing or rapping out loud.

• Playing games on your phone.

• Texting everyone back after a long delay.

• Getting frustrated with bad drivers.

• Striking up conversations with strangers.

• Frequently stopping for breaks at gas stations.

• Alternating between sitting, standing, or moving around.

• Finally crashing and falling asleep after all the energy burns out.

Earth Mercury

• Listening to your favorite artists that bring you comfort.

• Thinking about your plans for the day, week, or month.

• Finally replying to messages you’ve ignored.

• Observing and appreciating your surroundings.

• Relaxing while taking in the scenery.

• Getting annoyed if someone sits too close or if the environment smells bad.

• Preferring a nice car or higher-end transportation.

• Sipping on your favorite drink or checking your reflection to ensure you look good.

• Sending emails or casually scrolling through social media.

• Exploring interesting topics online or reading something.

• Feeling irritated if someone stares at you but ultimately wanting to chill.

Air Mercury

• Playing music in short bursts or skipping it altogether.

• Talking on the phone, texting, or FaceTiming.

• Striking up conversations with strangers and debating theoretical or hypothetical ideas.

• Cracking jokes and casually chatting with the driver, whether you know them or not.

• Playing mentally stimulating games on your phone or scrolling through every social media app.

• Commenting on posts and sharing your thoughts online.

• Overthinking your existence and getting frustrated with slow drivers.

• Discussing places you’ve visited or passing by on the trip.

• Alternating between long silences and sudden bursts of conversation.

• Coming up with brilliant ideas or brain-dumping them onto paper.

Water Mercury

• Listening to a playlist that puts you in your feelings or sparks your imagination.

• Feeling nostalgic and reminiscing about old memories.

• Taking pictures of sunsets, scenic views, or interesting sights to share with others.

• Texting friends or family and getting irritated if the driver speeds or drives recklessly.

• Hoping the ride is long so you can enjoy the experience.

• Browsing your photo gallery or planning meals by looking at food pictures on your phone.

• Reading, journaling, or creating daydream scenarios in your head.

• Feeling a surge of excitement when you spot water like lakes or rivers.

• Avoiding interaction with strangers by sitting quietly and keeping to yourself.

Your Travel Style Based on the House Your Jupiter is In

1st House

• Solo traveler.

• Impulsive, “get up and go” trips.

• Short trips focused on reconnecting with yourself.

2nd House

• Trips you’ve saved money for.

• Traveling to shop for new things.

• Business trips or staying in comfortable, safe places.

3rd House

• Exploring your hometown or nearby cities.

• Meeting new people during travel and forming friendships.

• Being inspired to travel based on things you’ve seen on social media.

4th House

• Traveling with family, close friends, or a partner.

• Recreating the comforts of home while on vacation.

5th House

• Traveling for fun, pleasure, and romance.

• “Baecations,” partying, drinking, or experimenting with substances.

• Hooking up or seeking out entertaining travel companions.

6th House

• Planning every detail of your trip meticulously.

• Saving money and overpacking.

• Scheduling business trips or keeping a highly organized itinerary.

7th House

• Traveling with your romantic partner.

• “Baecations” or bonding trips.

• Collaborative travel plans or business-related trips.

8th House

• Transformative trips taken after breakups or for healing.

• Traveling with a life partner or for deep self-reflection.

• Spending lavishly during your travels.

9th House

• Traveling far and wide, often to different countries.

• Trips for school, spiritual retreats, or church-related activities.

• Adventurous trips focused on immersing yourself in local culture.

• Sharing your travels online as a “travel blogger.”

10th House

• Traveling for work or to reward yourself after major achievements.

• Preferring luxury and stylish accommodations.

• Spending generously and being selective about destinations.

11th House

• Group trips with friends or social circles.

• Traveling to meet long-distance friends or for niche group events.

• Volunteering or participating in humanitarian-focused travel.

12th House

• Astral traveling or vivid, dream-like visualizations.

• Exploring spiritual destinations or places surrounded by nature.

• Using psychedelics, meditating, or connecting with ancestors during travels.