What do you think? Would you stay there?Amazing witch house deep into the forest … Ireland
We made it!!! Not so sunny but still so good!
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When you save more upfront, you have more to spend on the fun stuff. The stuff that builds the memories. Keep in mind, some of the free and least expensive things also creates the best memories!
On this trip the kids wanted to go to one of the big attractions so we did some research. Sea World has really changed over the years so unless you’ve been recently, look at the reviews.
With a 5 and 8 year old in tow, we opted to spend a day at LEGOLAND. A weekday (Monday- Thursday) ticket on their site are $89 and weekend are $104. However, through our Simplified Homeschooling site you can use our Funex account (discount code) for discounts at hundreds of attractions around the country. Weekday and Weekend rates there are $84 for adult and $78 for kids. We found this company after we bought our tickets for Legoland!
We will know for next time and so will you!!!
We also used the site for our other adventure to the USS Midway. Normal price is $31 for adult and $21 for kids. Funex price is $24 and $15.
Our other adventures ranged from very inexpensive to free. The first day we spent in La Jolla, exploring the beach, getting up and close to seals. Despite the chilly water, the kids had fun!
That evening we walked around Little Italy, enjoyed pizza and called it a day. One of our other free days was spent exploring San Diego Old Town. We did a lot of dodging rain drops but over all, there were plenty of dry periods to have plenty of fun.
We also rode the local trains and scooters around town. The memories made this trip will stay with these two little ones for a long time. We’ve enjoyed making so many with them.
How to stay cheap. On this trip we used some Marriott points which paid for the entire stay.
When we travel for business, or if we are paying for a night or two we choose Marriott as our hotel chain of choice. We just let any points add up until we have enough for our “shorter” trips. Then we look for the best location and point value.
In this case we choose the Little Italy district of San Diego. It was close to shops, lots of wonderful restaurants and what kid doesn’t love pasta? We are close to the water and most importantly, it had a pool.
Keep in mind, everything is negotiable. We have a rental car so often in these locations they charge for parking. We asked and they cut that price in half. Only $15 a night. $90 for the stay.
We also asked for an upgrade and got moved into a 2 bedroom suite. Additionally, we chose the Marriott Residence Inn because of the points and the fact that they have a great free breakfast and a kitchenette in the room. This room option for the time we booked was $409 a night. It was free for us.
With a kitchenette, we are able to get some additional items and cook, instead of always going out. We also were able to grab a few more items at breakfast as snacks for the kids during the day.
All of this adds up to huge savings.
There are other options if you don’t have points. If planned early enough, home exchange might be an option. VRBO, Airbnb are also options but be careful of the overnight rate and the fees they add on.
Depending how long you stay, it could be a more expensive option. Fees can be as much as $300-$400 per stay. For three nights that adds an extra $00-$125 a night. If you are staying 10 nights then it only adds $30-$40 a night. This is why we’ve moved away from Airbnb. Their fees are getting out of hand.
There are a lot of other ways to save on accommodations in our book, “Amazing Travel- Incredibly Cheap”. Let us know if you are interested in a copy.
Once you’ve used our first two hacks, you have much more money to play. Our next post will all be about the fun we had. Some costing nothing and others were a bit of a splurge.
Did you get anyone to help you on the issue you are having?? If not you can message #Cyber_servicer01 on Instagram He specializes in account recovery I’m currently on my hacked account. So that's pretty much the only viable option you've got. I hope this helps ❤️
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How to get FREE Flights!!
We are on our way to San Diego tomorrow. We added another passenger, our granddaughter but her flight added an extra $0 to the cost of the trip. Our total cost out of pocket for the 5 RT flights, SLC to SAN is $0.
Regular Delta tickets for 5 to San Diego - $1,846.00 but our cost was- $0 .
Originally we thought it would be $238.40 but we forgot that the card we used to pay for them had a $300 travel credit which they gave us. Regular Delta tickets for 5 to San Diego - $1,846.00 but our cost was- $0
So how did we do we travel so cheap? In this post we are just going to look at the airfare, this one gets a little more complicated but is very doable if you use your travel assets correctly.
We have a personal AMEX delta card and a Business AMEX Delta Card. Each of them provide us with a free Delta companion ticket. We used both of these, (They were also expiring next month) that brought our cost down to $738.40 for 4 tickets or $184.60 each. Then over our travels last year Delta had given me $300 in credit and Michelle $200.
These credits were for flights being delayed or other issues we had during our flights and were about to expire. When an issue on a flight comes up, it is always best to notify Delta and they will in most cases offer you $100 or 10,000 miles for your troubles.
That brought the total cost down to $238.40 and since we paid with our Chase Sapphire card, they gave us that back in credits. For the additional grandchild who booked after we did, we used points plus $12 which again we put on the Chase card and got reimbursed.
The big trick is to look at all of your options and make sure to use the best option for your flights. Because the companion tickets were going to expire, and because we had the other travel credits, it was a better option than just using Delta Miles for all of us.
Originally that would have cost us 175,000 miles for all 5 of us. Later we were able to get our granddaughter's ticket for 24,000 miles, which made the most sense. We were able to save all those miles and we still got free flights!
In our next post we will talk about how we got a 2 bedroom suite at a Marriott in downtown San Diego, 5 nights for FREE.... Normal price for 5 nights for this room - $2,030 So far we've saved nearly $4,000. That gives us a lot more playing money when we get there.
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When you think of abandoned castles, you think of the first picture. But, in Burj Al Babas, there is a $200 million housing development, located near Mudurnu, in northwestern Turkey, roughly midway between Istanbul and Ankara.
When the developers, Sarot Property Group, fell into recession-fueled financial difficulty in 2018, the hundreds of castle-style villas were abandoned, mid-construction, the AFP news agency reported.
If they finished then, would you buy one?
Happy New Year! One of our favorite adventures was watching the fireworks in Sydney Australia on New Years Eve. We hope you and your family will have amazing adventures in 2023!!!
Want to find out how you save 84% off a trip to San Diego?
It's been a while since we compared our way of travel vs. regular travel. We are heading to San Diego for 5 days and here is the breakdown of our cost before flight.
Airfare - Normal 4 people $1232.80 Following our tips, $238.40
Hotel - Marriott Old Town San Diego - 5 night with tax $1053.70 Following our tips - FREE
Car Rental - Midsize National all taxes and fees $794.02 Following our tips $251.85
So if you just went online and book this trip without food and fun would cost $3080.52. After using the tips we provide in "Amazing Travel - Incredibly Cheap" - $490.25 That's an 84% savings. If you follow our adventure while there, we will share how we drastically reduce the food and fun costs too.
The beauty of travel is that you get to see that over time, things may not be as different as we think they are.
The world is breathtaking in so many ways!Dead Horse Point State Park In Utah!!!
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While some people absolutely love flying, others are tremendously terrified of it. No matter which category you fall into, you probably hope and wish your flight be as peaceful and comfortable as possible every time. From finding ways to block out unwanted noise from your fellow passengers to nifty....Happy Thanksgiving!!🦃
Because I didn't feel well today we missed having all the kids and grandkids over!! Not how I imagined this holiday.
I am most thankful for my family... especially when I can't spend time with them!
We ended the night with the Netflicks debuts of the 'Noel Diary' by Richard Paul Evans. You won't want to miss it!!!
So grateful for good health and good people in our lives.❤️
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We have exchange students that worked on farms in New Zealand and Australia for a few months at a time.
Would you do that for a vacation?
Who is ready for an EPIC adventure? A definite... once in a lifetime!!
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Tour Includes:
Private charter sailboat
Captain & Chef (Erik + Emily)
Navigator Framework life design experience
Private cabin with “queen” bed
Private bathroom, toilet, sink & shower
Shared kitchen and dining area with fridge, freezer, stove, oven and microwave, etc.
All meals aboard: breakfast, lunch and dinner
1 restaurant meal ashore
Introductory sailing instruction
Shared sea kayak
Personal snorkel fins
Not Included:
Travel to British Virgin Islands
Taxis, Bag fees, entry/exit tax: $50-$100 pp
Travel Insurance
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If you find yourself in a hotel room that can never get cold enough to your liking, it's most likely because the hotel set the thermostat to save money.There's a Secret Archaeological Site Under the Trevi Fountain in Rome — and You Can Visit
There's a Secret Archaeological Site Under the Trevi Fountain in Rome — and You Can Visit
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This Airline Will Allow Passengers to Purchase the Empty Seat Next to Them for As Low As $20
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Australian airline Qantas is allowing customers to guarantee they won’t have a seatmate by purchasing the empty seat next to them — for a price.As the world mourns the death of Queen Elizabeth II, National Geographic remembers her life and legacy through the eyes of our photographers—including rare images that have never been published.
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“Major US airlines have updated their customer service agreements to offer meals and hotels when flights are canceled. Carriers tweaked their policies after receiving pressure from the Biden administration to step up consumer rights in the wake of a summer plagued by flight cancellations and delays. American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, JetBlue and Southwest have all published updates to their customer service policies this week. The updates come on the eve of the Labor Day weekend travel rush and as airlines have canceled more than 45,000 flights since the start of June, according to data from FlightAware.”
Which airports can you use Global Entry at in the US and abroad? - The Points Guy
Which airports can you use Global Entry at in the US and abroad? - The Points Guy
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Editor's note: This post was updated with additional detail.For those who are in Utah join us as we help celebrate the launch of this amazing book. We will also be there and selling our book, ‘Amazing Travel, Incredibly Cheap’. This Tuesday from 4-7. Details below.
This will be a great opportunity....
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Delay compensation policies vary by airline, and some are a lot more passenger-friendly than others.New Orleans was good. Not our ultimate fav but nearly good. We dined at many highly rated and recommended restaurants, but never felt the food was at the level we expected, and we are not huge foodies.
The infrastructure in the city is falling apart and many sidewalks were dangerous to walk on. It is also very dirty.
Now on the good side, amazing architecture! Cool places to see, some things that you can’t do anywhere else. So we have mixed feelings. We are glad we came and had the experience, the music was the best part!
Visited for Mardi Gras, another time for the Sugar Bowl and last time visited the sites. They have one of the most interesting cemeteries of all things.
My sister and I visited NO before she passed. It was on both of our bucket lists to go there.
Dale and I did a little exploring today via the Trolleys. We finally made it... with a few mishaps to one of their beautiful parks then we took a bike ride around the lake and more. We felt like we were melting and this cooled us down a bit... 💦 yay!
We talked about taking a little river cruise but didn't have enough time before needing to leave the hotel for the airport.
Good-Bye New Orleans... until???!!!
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Two 'Leo's started the day with our 'guy' here!👆
We decided to meander through the French Market Area and found all sorts of hidden adventures. Plus there was tons of LIVE music everywhere we went.
Our waiter kept dancing through her work day, it was fun to see her awesome attitude. She even jumped into our photo!
That evening I took Dale back to The French Market Restaurant for dinner and entertainment abounded while walking.
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What a great start to our mini-vaca/work for Dale ....vacation!
How did we look so awake the first night after going to bed at 1:30 am... I am not sure but it was a beautiful evening! Great music at Preservation Hall, friends, yummy food and walking the song 🎶 filled streets was invigorating.
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An evening walk through New Orleans. What a beautiful city by night. Just a quick getaway for the two of us.
And... we are back for our last two days!
Upon arrival back to Istanbul we explored this great city known as ancient Constantinople. We will visit the Hippodrome, Blue Mosque and Basilica Cisterns.
A visit to the Hagia Sophia is a must. It had been the greatest church when constructed in 6th century and the name means divined wisdom.
In the afternoon we will visit the Grand Bazaar and the Spice Market where grandma made a 'friend'😜! And received a few kisses... Oh my!
As we made our way to dinner, we never could have imagined the party they planned to celebrate our Anniversary 🎉! We were so surprised!!!
Decorations, a yummy meal, baklava, handwritten notes, a gift from Dagon and one of the yummiest chocolate cakes ever!!
Day 7: You guessed it ... an early departure for Ephesus (to miss out on the extreme heat), visiting highlights of the ancient city; Agora, Odeon, Fountains, Temples, the very famous Ephesus Library and the Great Theater.
For us this was one of the big highlights from this trip, we read much in the bible that talk about Paul and John, and their adventures here... many were very hard but no matter the challenge they kept their faith!
After we took a 10 minutes drive to the basilica of Saint John (Gospel Writer) followed by lunch in a local restaurant - we enjoyed such a diverse palette of food and goodies throughout our trip.
After lunch we took off towards Mary's House up on the Coressoshh mountain. It has been rumored that when Christ was on the cross he asked John to take care of her, so of course, with John living the rest of his life here, it would make sense that Mary would have been here too. Of course, what really happened to John the beloved?
Brianne and I had a Spa date back at the hotel along with a massage, foam and bubble scrub, face scrub and more... we were feeling refreshed and ready for another fun dinner out!
Dogan planned a beautiful meal by the sea in his hometown. We felt pampered with the olive oil he brought our group from his family's Olive Gardens here In Kusadasi. He took us to see his grade school that is across the street from the Aegean Sea. What a magical place to grow up!
Loved Ephesus!
Amazing!
Day 6- from Pamukkale to Kusadasi: another early departure for the ancient city of Laodicea, (one of seven churches in Revelation) famous in ancient times for wool products and eye drops); Roman street,temple, church, theater and fountains on the Main Street. The history on this tour was so amazing along with much from biblical times.
Drive to Afrodisias(ancient city dedicated to goddess Afrodite and one of our guides favorite architectural sites @doganakten ), a visit to the Temple, Stadium, Odeon, Sculptors School, Roman Baths, Roman Forum and Theater.
Then a little free time for sculptors exhibition. Many which were amazingly preserved and beautiful.
We stopped on the drive out at a local house where we had lunch. It was a beautiful outdoor eating area built next to their house. The ambiance of this outdoor refuge to eat our lunch was perfect!
Then off to Kusadasi and our hotel, Ramada. It was beautiful and each room was part of a time share so we enjoyed a bigger room (for Europes size rooms).
Some of our group spoiled themself with spa services while we took a walk down to the sea. It was hot and humid so a few jumped into this little cove with some advice from the locals.
We were planning to join everyone for dinner but Lufi @bestturkeytravel and his beautiful wife, Pelin surprised us with a dinner at a local restaurant that looked over the Aegean Sea. We had never met Pelin but what a wonderful reunion of old and new friendships rekindled. A perfect evening!! We love and appreciate their friendship!❤️
Day 5 we traveled by bus from Konya to Pamukkale. Along the way we had local yogurt with honey and poppy seeds which was nothing but delicious and entertaining.
We also stopped at a local restaurant for lunch where we had pide (pita pizza) and salad. After lunch we drove to Pamukkale to visit the ancient city (Hierapolis ruins), Roman cemetery, Main Street, Porticoes and theater.
We then had some free time to swim in Cleopatra's pool that is amongst the ruins. We even swam over a few in the pool.
Then we checked into our amazing hotel. We had no idea what feast was waiting for us that night. We will post a video in the comments, but it doesn’t begin to capture the amount and types of foods served. It would take weeks to try all the different foods served. For dessert we took about 5 plates with various gorgeous delights and shared them amongst our group.. that we could try more!
Later on we jumped into the thermal pool at the hotel for a wonderful evening visiting with our new friends.
The Cappadocia Home Cooking deserves it's own post!
We took a scenic drive to through the countryside to the home of this sweet family that invited us into their home, taught us to prepare and cook some traditional Turkish dishes, told us stories from their family, shared historical info., asked about recipes we use, Dale got a tour of their old tractor that the 16 year old keeps running, a tour of their property and garden, we had fun conversations that kept us laughing and more...
Thanks @bestturkeytravel for setting up such a great experience and thanks to @doganakten for accompanying us!!
Day 4 - Today is a mix of travel and a few adventures. We left our hotel early and started our drive to Konya.
Along the way we stopped at Pigeon valley for some scenic picture of where they collect and sell very expensive pigeon poop. Afterwards, we made our way to Avanos, a small town to discover the art of pottery making.
We arrived in Konya which is the home of the whirling dervishes and was also visited by Paul on his journeys back when the city was known as the ancient Iconium. Upon arrival, we visited visit the Rumi Museum and had an interesting discussion about the whirling dervishes.
Konya was the first Turks capital during the 11th to 13th centuries.
Here is a much better recap of our day 3 in Cappadocia. The highlight of the day was the hot air balloon flight. Even though we had to wake up at 4am, it was well worth the loss of sleep. Nothing could prepare you for this magnificent adventure. The view of this beautiful country was breathtaking.
After the balloon ride we headed back to hotel for breakfast. Afterwards we began our sightseeing for the day, beginning with an entertaining demonstration of a Turkish rug exhibition.
The second highlight of the day was a Turkish cooking class in a traditional village called Ayvali with a local family who welcomed us with amazing hospitality, incredible food, and new friendships. We cooked with them in their kitchen, toured their garden, ate with them at their table, talked about life in their 6 generation home amongst a small town, shared a bit of our life with them and so much more!
After lunch we drove to Devrent valley for a photo stop of camel rock and other unique formations.
Our last stop was at the Goreme open air museum the home of some of the earliest Christians who built their homes and churches into the rocks with beautiful paintings in rocks from 10.-12th centuries. You can still see the beautiful paintings depicting Jesus's lifetime and Saints.
Finally, we headed Back to the hotel for much needed rest.... to say we were exhausted is an understatement.
Turkey is amazing!
That’s how we started our day here in Jordan!
What a special place!
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Day 2 started with an early morning flight to Cappadocia to the Kayseri airport. This region is a much higher elevation with high mountains and dormant volcanoes which at one point gave this region its unique formations.
Along the way, we stoped for a delicious lunch break in a local restaurant. Then began our sightseeing of the Fairy Chimneys(Zelve Pasabag),with gigantic mushroom looking rock formations.
We made a quick stop at Love Valley and then on the way we made a quick photo stop at Uchisar castle where we had to switch our mode of transportation to camels, even though it was more of a photo op.
Our last stop of the day was the underground city of Kaymakli where they lived as much as 8 stories below ground when their enemies attacked.
We ended the day at our hotel in the small town of Ortahisar After dinner we drove to Red Valley for a breathtaking view of the sunset.
Yesterday we learned more about the Whirling Dervishes on our way to Konya where we stayed the night. I also met this amazing interesting man. Michelle teases me that I don’t like people in pictures, but I tell her I do when the people are the picture. You can see the years of life in his face and I was so honored he allowed me to photograph him.
We have had spotty internet while in Cappadocia. We will do a full write up when we can, but for now, here are a few pictures. One of our favorite activities was the cooking class with a traditional village family who welcomed us into their home.
We arrived a day early to be ready for the tour along with another couple. So much to explore in this amazing city!
Here are just a few pictures from todays walk around Istanbul. From the beautiful Masques to the old city wall.
We enjoyed a scrumptiously wonderful Welcome dinner with the rest of our group! So yummy!!!
Dale could eat this food all day long!!
Istanbul-Beyazit mosque
University of Istanbul
Suleymaniye mosque
Ancient city walls(gate of conquest)
We’ve landed in Frankfurt. A bit late with a short connection. All fingers crossed!
We made the last leg!!! Istanbul in 3 hours.
We are on our way to Istanbul with a stop in Denver and Frankfurt Germany. We are trying something new for Jetlag. We will let you know how well it works when we land tomorrow!!! We got them on Amazon.
I ❤️ what this nation was founded on and God has always played the biggest part in our freedom!!
Let us not only celebrate what we have but thanks those who gave their lives on our behalf.
We honor you!🇺🇸🙏❤️
Happy Independence Day 🇺🇸
We will be trying and reviewing a few of these products after our upcoming trip to Turkey.
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Like a digital luggage scale reviewers say is a *must-have* so you'll never be surprised with a $$$ over-capacity fee again.We are excited for this epic adventure coming up!
Turkey is steeped in culture, history, gorgeous beaches to cleopatras baths and off to Ephesus... plus so much more.
We have 2 extra spots because one couple isn't able to go... let us know ASAP and I can send you the dets!
Would you like to stay in a house like this?
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.HAPPY FATHER'S DAY to all those amazing Dads, Grandfathers, Uncles, Brothers, Husbands, Friends -past and present... that make a difference for the people in their lives! We honor you this day!
Please tell someone who has made a difference in your life how much he is appreciated and loved..... esp. today!
#fathersday
And back to Mexico.... again:
Our last morning here Grandpa took the kids pool hopping for 2 hours (they were trying to hit all the pools in the resort) while Brianne and I packed to go home.
🦎 We shook out all our clothes from outside to make sure no more lizards made their way into our clothes again. Yes that was a surprise!😜
Then we went to enjoy our last meal and say goodbye to some of our favs!
Nate had his 'Mango' friend who would bring him unlimited Mangos throughout our trip, Mango drinks.... just all things Mango! We love this guy.
Ellie started out the trip trying starfish and had to end trying it one more time... she still wasn't convinced.
As a celebratory move we had to order one last drink on our way out!
Adios to Mexico!
Redhead Festival,Dublin Ireland
A lot of people gather in this place,United only by the fact that they have orange hair.
Just another day exploring by the sea!💦
Muin Ruins on a little island that is part of the resort (Nate peeked inside)!
Sea creatures galore, snorkeling, fish, and glorious ☀️sand.
PS. Can you guess what the bright red fruit is at the right of the photo?
We started out our day with a long, long, (did I mention😜) very long walk through the entire resort and back to their thick lush jungle paths on a hot 🥵 and humid day. Grandpa was determined to show this kids the amazing Lagoon with a plethora of colorful fish and cool fresh water.
The inlet is where the sea water meets fresh water.
By the last maze through dense vines, bushes and a rocky path, one of the kids kept saying, "This is not worth it!!".
As soon as she jumped in the water, she shouted, "This was totally worth it!"
They fed fish with their hands, snorkeled all over, sqeeled with delight at all the colorful and beautiful fish.
The incredible moment was worth the long walk!
#day6