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I even know that some hard core Instagram users even research different locations at their destination and then pack outfits just to match different backgrounds. We have done quite a bit of carry on only travel, and we continue to travel mostly carry on only even with two kids in tow. So I wont be able to tell you any secrets about how to magically cram that ball gown into your carry on bag (and yes, I have seen bloggers who pack literal ball gowns for an Instagram shot… I generally will try to take a skirt instead of a dress, because I can then mix and match it with the different tops I am bringing in order to create different looks.
The Musk Ox farm is located near Palmer, Alaska, which is about an hour drive from Anchorage. The Musk Ox were much smaller than I thought they would be, but their great big bony heads would definitely be a formidable weapon. Musk Ox have always been a special animal to the native people of Alaska due in part to its beautiful and warm wool called Qiviut. Qiviut is the down like under wool which keeps the Musk ox warm during the harsh Alaskan winters and is eight times warmer than wool, and not itchy or scratchy at all.
It’s got nightlife, it’s got art and culture, it’s got amazing city walks and architecture. After visiting the Sagrada Familia, our one day itinerary is going to take us to the museum of one of Spain’s most influential painters. It’s about a 40 minute walk from the Sagrada Familia to the Picasso Museum, so why not take your time, do some shopping, and grab a tapas lunch on the way. It’s museum day, and luckily you don’t need to travel too much between each museum as they are all located in the same area.
Sometimes described as the northern road to Hana, the northern loop of Maui is another epic road trip for those who want jaw dropping scenery, and narrow winding roads. Like the road to Hana, the northern loop has scenery of epic proportions, with probably the best known stop the Nakalele blowhole. It’s great for a stop and a snack, but it doesn’t really come close to the gourmet shave ice that you will find in other areas of Maui. Of course, there are the big players, like Ululani’s shave ice, which always has a massive queue, or Local Boys shave ice… which also always has a massive queue.