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Welcome to My Travel Page! 

Here is a collection of my favorite travel things, including links to my YouTube channel and TripAdvisor page. Check back for links to my YouTube Travel Essentials and posts from my recent trip to Italy and France.

Below you'll also see my favorite travel blog posts. You can find more on my travels on my Instagram Page too! Click on the image captions for links to their pages. 

Happy Travels! 

My YouTube Channel
Check out my TripAdvisor Page


My Favorite Travel Blog Posts 

Virginia Beach - Chrysler Glass Museum
 
Planning a Trip Mini-Guide

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