France is a country for all seasons. It rarely runs to the extremes. The average summer temperatures are from 55 to 75 Fahrenheit. In winter, the temperature hovers around 36 to 45 degrees Fahrenheit. Besides, there’s something for everyone in France. From Disneyland Paris, the iconic Eiffel Tower and the sidewalk cafes in Paris to the mountains, ... [Read more]
Your dog doesn’t have to be stuck in a kennel or with a sitter when you go on a vacation. It’s now easier than ever to bring your dog with you. Before heading out for her road trip, Jill from Minneapolis, a dog owner, wanted recommendations from Trippy’s community. Her question: Where is your favorite place in the US to vacation with your dog? ... [Read more]
Photo credit: Pixabay Los Angeles, the Entertainment Capital of the World, is more than just the iconic Hollywood Walk of Fame, TCL Chinese Theatre, and Hollywood Sign. This sprawling city in southern California has 75 miles of sunny coastline, over 100 renowned museums and almost 300 sunny days per year. In addition to all of this, visitors can have a ... [Read more]
York is one of Europe’s most historic and well-preserved medieval cities. It’s where you can trace the history of England from the Romans until the present time. In fact, King George VI said, “the history of York is the history of England.” Its narrow alleyways, museums, medieval churches and ancient walls that tell stories of the past like nowhere ... [Read more]
While it may seem hard to believe, the holiday shopping season is already upon us and if predictions are right, this one’s going to be a doozy. Here in the States, many stores opened their doors on Thanksgiving morning, for the first time ever, and Black Friday bargain hunters camped out at their favorite stores only to exit with wagons filled with ... [Read more]
Until this point in our history, we have not found another planet teeming with life like our own. We continue to search, but it has become clear that what we have in planet Earth is something special, at least within the scope of our understanding. Our planet is naturally divided into continents and oceans, so the first question that comes to mind is ... [Read more]
