Germany is amazing. We’ve been to many of these destinations. Many are bucket list places.
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This year again... we are sharing our Christmas 🎄love from here!
Know that we ❤️ getting your holiday greeting cards and photos.... they decorate our front two doors for all to see!
HAPPY HOLIDAY'S from the Bartlett's!❤️
We are grateful you are part of our lives!💋
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And is it somewhere warm if you are experiencing snow right now? This is the case for us!
These beautiful flowers are at the yearly Tip Festival in the Netherlands. Yes.. I am dreaming of being back there!
Where do you want to go?
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Most epic gift ever... a gift basket with our book, travel accessories, and possibly 😜 a few airline tickets 🎫!
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Have you seen 'My Big Fat Greek Wedding"?
Our class instructor on Mykonos was just like the Mom in the movie! We met at her house and cooked for 6 hours as she entertained us us with stories of life in Greece. We felt liked we had gained a new friend when we left.
Cooking class in Greece!
Who else has done something similar?
Are you there now?
What exotic foods have you eaten lately?
Here is some Thai yumminess! We took a cooking class years again in Thailand and we would love to be back there again!
What lights up your world during this holiday season?
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Have you ever wanted to travel to St. Thomas?
Maybe this is the time?
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Copied from Info. On Rome:
"Here we have a rare example of Michelangelo as the painter of the Sistine Chapel influencing Michelangelo the sculptor! Moses found his people worshipping the Golden Calf - the false idol they had made. His anger, profoundly sculptured by Michelangelo, defies the prison of stone, the limits of the sculptor's art. The world is drawn to the church of San Pietro in Vincoli in Rome to gaze upon the range of human emotions captured in this Moses by Michelangelo, whose own personal turmoil is represented by the tomb he was never allowed to complete."
There is even more to the story...
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Airline travelers are only owed refunds, hotel and meal vouchers in certain cancellation circumstances due to a patchwork of regulations and policies.Enjoy this beautiful new week! Try to experience something new this week.
Interesting cultural traditions -Indian Festival – Holi, India
Welcome Home To All Our Veterans Who Have Served!
God bless you & your families.
God bless America. 🇺🇸
We are heading to Tulum/Akumal, Mexico. We’ve been to Tulum and Chichen Itza and this time we’re thinking of visiting Coba or Muyil Ruins. Who been? Which did you like better?
Loved Coba but can’t compare to Muyil as I’ve not visited. There is a lot to more to see at Coba than at Tulum and can take a good amount of time to see it all. When you get to the end we climbed the pyramid, which was a highlight. At the top you have the ability to view the vast settlement that once was buried in the forest. It is further inland than say Tulum on the water, so very hot and humid and you get tired by the time you reach the pyramid. There is more paths to explore but are able to pick up a ride back to the front. Take lots of water with you.
Thanks Dale for making my luggage tags and holding down the fort so I could take this amazing group!!! ❤️
#precovidmories
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When you think of Italy... who doesn't love this guy?!Andrea Bocelli and his Wife Veronica!
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Sign up for our email list to win 2 FREE roundtrip flights from SLC to Athens, Greece anytime between now and March 2022.Joyeux Anniversaire to my fearless travel partner, father to our kids, greatest and fierce supporter to his family, lover of all things crazy and fun (sometimes a little too much perhaps!?!?!), and always willing to try my new healthy living food... usually with a smile!
I love you for the man you are!💕
Where did 36 years go? 🤔
Wow... that is something to celebrate!🎉
Different Languages to say Happy Anniversary:
Albanian Gezuar pervjetorin
Basque Urteurren zoriontsua
Belarusian З юбілеем [edit]
Bosnian Sretna godišnjica
Bulgarian Честита годишнина
Catalan Feliç aniversari
Croatian Sretna godišnjica
Czech Šťastné výročí [edit]
Danish Tillykke med årsdagen
Dutch Gelukkige verjaardag
Estonian Head aastapäeva
Finnish Hyvää vuosipäivää
French Joyeux anniversaire
Galician Feliz Aniversario
German Frohes Jubiläum
Greek Ευτυχισμένη επέτειος(Eftychisméni epéteios)
Hungarian Boldog évfordulót
Icelandic Til hamingju með afmælið
Irish Comóradh sásta
Italian Felice anniversario
Latvian Priecīgu gadadienu
Lithuanian Laimingos sukakties
Macedonian Среќна годишнина
Maltese Happy Anniversarju
Norwegian Godt jubileum
Polish Szczęśliwej rocznicy
Portuguese Feliz aniversário
Romanian Aniversare placuta
Russian С годовщиной(S godovshchinoy) [edit]
Serbian Срећна годишњица(Srechna godishnjica) [edit]
Slovak Šťastné výročie [edit]
Slovenian Veselo obletnico [edit]
Spanish Feliz aniversario [edit]
Swedish Grattis på årsdagen [edit]
Ukrainian З ювілеєм(Z yuvileyem) [edit]
Welsh Penblwydd hapus [edit]
Yiddish מזל יאָרטאָג
You should go! 🙌
Dale said this one of his favorite parts of Peru.... just as amazing as Machu Picchu!VIAJAN 2, PAGA 1 • Es el momento de salir de la rutina y disfrutar de la naturaleza 🍃 No dejes pasar esta oportunidad, ¡compra ahora y viaja todo el 2021!
• Precio regular: US$ 852 x 2 personas (3 días y 2 noches)
• Precio ACTUAL: US$ 426.00 x 2 personas (3 días y 2 noches)
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• Precio regular: US$ 1102 x 2 personas (4 días y 3 noches)
• Precio ACTUAL: US$ 551.00 x 2 personas (4 días y 3 noches)
*Precios para dos personas en acomodación doble, triple o cuádruple.
Incluye:
• 02 ó 03 noches de alojamiento en Heliconia Lodge con alimentación completa (sujeto a los arribos y salidas de los vuelos).
• Visita a la Isla de monos y/o Fundo Pedrito.
• Caminata por la selva.
• Paseo nocturno en bote.
• Búsqueda de Delfines Rosados.
• Observación de Victorias Regias.
• Tour de observación de aves.
• Tour de pesca artesanal.
• Visita a un trapiche artesanal.
• Traslados aeropuerto u hotel | lodge | aeropuerto u hotel
Para más información ingresa a www.heliconialodge.com.pe/es/viajan-2--paga-1 o escríbenos 🙌🏻
-Promoción válida hasta el 31/07/2021
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Memories from 4 years ago:
After over nine months in recovery mode for Bri, we are off to Florida with Brianne and Nate. Some amazing, wonderful surprises along the way, 1- We all got upgraded to first class! 2- When we landed in Atlanta to change planes, they had a Porsche waiting for us on the tarmac to take us to the next flight so we didn't have to rush three terminals away! 3- Nate got to watch Moana the entire way!!!
Happy 4th of July from all of us at TravelingU. May our freedom to travel be foremost in our hearts and mind, and may all your travels be free and safe.
Joy comes from the little moments in life!
Joy comes from a smile.
Joy comes from having a friend!
Joy is meant to be shared!
You are the creator of your life!
How did you share a little joy in your journey today?
#createjoy
Testimonial on Turkey from an awesome couple that joined our last tour to Turkey. And they had concerns about their safety beforehand... read what they wrote.
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September 28, 2018
Guess what? We’re in Turkey! That’s Istanbul, not Constantinople. AND IT IS AMAZING!
That was our first journal entry after arriving in Istanbul Turkey.
I’ll admit at first I was slightly nervous about going to Turkey. But, as soon as we arrived, we were met by wonderful people that were so warm and welcoming. They were so happy to have us visit their country and learn about their culture.
Our tour guide Lufti and our hosts Dale and Michelle made each day in Turkey amazing.
From visiting the beautiful and historical Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, and Hagia Sophia, to experiencing Boza, a variety of Turkish Delight, and our favorite, the spice aroma filled air of the Grand Bizarre, we loved every moment of our adventures in Turkey.
Turkey exceeded our expectations!
Lots of rain = lots of down time and more time to eat😳
But when we had moments of reprieve, we ran outside to play as long and hard as we could.
Enjoying the seaweed covered beach 🏖 , making sand castles, exploring the coast, gliding down the lazy river while Nate walked beside us looking for lizards and more.
These little guys, Coatis, make sure all the 'extra' food people leave is picked up and moved to the little houses!
They travel in packs and never let anything go to waste!😳😜
#grandsirenisrivieramaya
Do you need a new travel adventure?
We are putting our Turkey tour back on the board but we have a very limited time to get it booked.
Turkey has reduced it entry requirements to US visitors. The only restrictions are the ones placed by the airlines of a Covid-19 negative test 72 hours prior to entry, same as Mexico and Hawaii. Turkey has also has the lowest death rate in Europe.
This trip will be in October, and will have a full refund available if conditions change. This will be a once and a lifetime trip to Istanbul, Cappadocia and Ephesus.
Come experience a life changing adventure, with Dale and I this fall!
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What do you do when you at an all inclusive resort and it is pouring down rain?
Pizza and Godzilla vs King Kong
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Wildlife galore (Nate wasn't excited that this monkey was running towards him!), raccoons, half-raccoons (can't remember the name), birds galore that wake us up in the mornings, and so much more!
It is magical having the birds and other animals to wake us up in the mornings!
More pools (including the lazy River)
Food
Pools
Repeat!
Then the girls went to the spa to be spoiled with water therapy. What a mix of water adventures including the ice bath... grandma beat my record by making it to 6 seconds!
IK KIL Cenote deserves it's own post!
What an adventure, we could have enjoyed it for the entire day! But we only had a little time after visiting both Mayan Ruins.
We swam in the cool clear water of the famous Cenote, IK KIL. With fish swimming under foot to cliff jumps (only Dale), I was getting close to being ready to jump, and steep Majestic looking walls that seem to reach the sky!
We decided to knock out two big Mayan ruins in one day and the Ik KIL Cenote.... why not?😳😜
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Our tour guide for the day (he was stuck with us from 9am-9 pm), was fabulous, knowledgeable and was richly versed in the Mayan culture and history. Plus he shed some light on the LDS
Connections which was fascinating! We loved our time with him.
To end the day we swam in the cool clear water of the famous Cenote, IK KIL. With fish swimming under foot to cliff jumps (only Dale) and steep Majestic looking walls that seem to reach the sky!
A perfect day!
The cenote was my favorite thing. The tree roots hanging straight down were amazing to see.
Our first day of adventures weren't without a hitch or two... like a hurt toe! 😂 At least this time it is Dale's toe.
Last time we were in Cancun I broke my toe and it has never been the same... it is a bit quirky, so I say it has character!
We had down pours which Nate decided were great opportunities to do some sliding. Kids are great of making lemonade out of lemons 🍋!
Eat
Pool
Eat
Pool
Eat
And repeat!
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And who doesn't need that every once in a while?
Our plane was delayed by over 4 hours because of mechanical issues, with us on the plane for part of that fixing time. We were starving by the time we finally ate at 9 PM but it was worth the wait!
Have you guessed where we are by now?
One more hint:
It is warm and tropical
No clue! Of course, warm and tropical could be Hershey, PA, these last few days! 😆 The food looks amazing! Enjoy!
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GUESS WHERE WE WERE? This one is easy!
#throwback #guessguessguess
Definitely a place on my bucket list.
Machu Piccihu ?
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Memories Day 3 continued:
The Spice Market was high on everyone’s list to see and it didn’t disappoint.
Everyone sampled so many different types of Turkish Delight in every flavor imaginable. And then there were the spices. Piles and piles of every spice you could imagine and some we had no idea existed.
Everyone stalked up on both Turkish Delights and spices to take home.
Our guide added an extra treat, a boat ride on the Bosphorus Straight of Istanbul. It is the natural waterway connecting the Black Sea to the Sea of Marmara and the Agean Sea. This is truly what makes Istanbul both great and unique. The straight is the separation between Asia and Europe. Also he who controls the straight controls what flows through, to and from countries like Russia, Romania and the East.
A quick stop at the hotel to unload our goodies from the Spice Market and we were off to the much anticipated, Grand Bizarre.
You see pictures of it and may have even seen James Bond crashing through a rooftop window in Skyfall, but nothing prepares you for the maze of shops. One after another and it is tucked away and somewhat hidden.
#istanbul
Memories on Day # 3-
Our last
Have you ever wanted to be a Sultan or see a Sultans Palace? We were surprised that is wasn’t as grand as one might have thought though it was beautiful and spacious. Topkapi Palace Museum was build around the 15th century. During that time it served both as the residence and administrative headquarters of the Sultans during the Ottoman Empire.
What was truly amazing were the sacred relics and artifacts that were stored. Among the most fascinating was the Sword of the David (at least that is what they believe)! Yes... THE David and Goliath, David. Just down from it was the Staff of the Moses! This was much less opposing than I would have thought. It is really not much more than a long stick.
Then for those who love a Technicolor Dream Coat story, They had Joseph’s turban. They also had Mohammed’s footprint, and strangely a container with clippings of his beard. We asked our guide if each of these have been authenticated and he said they had.
It seemed that the majority of rooms were used either for relaxing or for meeting with dignitaries.
#istanbul
Day #2 continued:
The Blue Mosque was under some serious renovation so we could only see just a taste of this magnificent building. And the girls got to experience a bit of life in the Mosques by wearing a head covering.
We then had fun as we visited a Turkish rug maker. Some of the 4’x7’ rugs took someone 12 to 18 months to make. Amazing colors and craftsmanship!
The evening was topped of with some shopping by some and then dinner together. We are having an amazing safe and glorious time in Istanbul.... thank you Lutfi!
Day #2 continued:
We pretended we were part of a James Bond movie as we traversed the Basilica Cistern. Two of the Bond movies were filmed inside. Built by the Byzantine Emperor, Justinian built these from 527-565 AD. The cisterns allow the city to store the one thing they had little of, water.
Don’t forget that at the back end are the two sisters - 2 heads of Medusa - these are part of the intricate story of Dan Brown’s ‘Inferno’.
All the food was sinfully delicious. We ate at the famous ‘Pudding Shop’. Stuffed tomato’s, beef with an amazing sauce and zucchini with mashed potatoes and cheese were just a few of the meals we enjoyed.
#istanbul
Memories Day #2:
Today we visited the Hagia Sophia. Built in 537 AD at the beginning of the Middle Ages, it was famous in particular for its massive dome. It was the world's largest building and an engineering marvel of its time. Amazingly, it only took 5 years to build. For nearly 1000 years it served as a Orthodox and Catholic Cathedral. In 1453 it was converted to an Ottoman Mosque and remained so until 1931 when it was converted as a museum showing both the Christian mosaics combined with much of the Muslim characteristics.
#istanbul
In 2018 we hosted a tour to Greece and Istanbul. Many said Istanbul was their favorite part of their trip... even beyond Greece😳😜
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The spots are going for our Fall trip... put your deposit down before they are gone (we can only take so many because of Covid restrictions on the buses).
Here is a couple memories from 2018:
Our first day in Istanbul. We visited the Chora Museum. They have peeled back the layers of this amazing Christian church, then Mosque built in the 6th century AD during the Byzantine era.
During the Muslim period all the Christian artwork was covered over.
They have now uncover much of it and it is breathtaking. It is a wonderful museum with both Christian and Muslim artworks.
Then to the Suleymaniye or Prince Mosque built for the Sultan Suleyman in 1550 and only took 7 years to build.
We also tried muscles with rice and sauce on the street but the ‘chef’ insisted on feeding us.
Dale and I both aren’t normally fans but this was pretty good! Brianne decided it would be better to just watch our reactions than to try it.
We also tried a traditional Muslim drink, Boza. We found out later It is made with fermented wheat and is said to be a cure for Cholera. So we have that going for us!
Lutfi truly planned a magical trip for all of us!
5 Reasons You Must Visit Turkey
#5 Re-opening of the Blue Mosque
The Blue Mosque, known as the Sultanahmet Camii in Turkish, is a historical mosque built in Istanbul in the early 17th century. Known for the beautiful blue tiles lining its interior walls, it is both an active mosque and popular tourist attraction. The Blue Mosque was the grand project of Sultan Ahmed I and his tomb can still be found inside.
Much of the Blue Masque has been covered while it has gone through extensive restoration. It is to be done by May of this year baring any delays.
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Who’s been dreaming of getting back out and seeing the world again? Hurry, limited seats left. This is a very small intimate tour with amazing stops to incredible history.
5 Reasons You Must Visit Turkey
#4 Ancient Ruins
Because Turkey has been the crossroads of civilizations for a millennia, it’s not surprising that the country is home to countless ancient ruins and landmarks.
One of the world’s greatest historic sites is the legendary Ephesus. This classical city dates to the Roman era when its 250,000 inhabitants revelled in prosperity from commerce and pilgrims visiting the Temple of Artemis – one of the world’s seven ancient wonders. Although little remains of the temple today, visitors can marvel at the Library of Celsus and the impressive Great Theatre.
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5 Reasons You Must Visit Turkey
#3 Breathtaking Natural Attractions
Due to its active geological past, Turkey hosts a wealth of beautiful landscapes and scenery. The stunning beauty of this country’s natural heritage is well-worth exploring.
Situated in central Turkey is the otherworldly Cappadocia. A fascinating landscape consisting of thousands of bizarre, conical-shaped rocks with pointed tips. UNESCO World Heritage-listed Pamukkale is also unlike anything you will have witnessed before. This natural phenomenon features calcium-based white terraces filled with warm mineral water. This so-called ‘Cotton Castle’ is a stunning natural spa and one of Turkey’s most photographed attractions.
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#2 Turkish Cuisine
Turkish cuisine is often regarded as one of the world’s greatest. For over 1,300 years they have incorporated a delicious mix of Balkan, Middle Eastern and central Asian influences.
And you can never have enough of their traditional desserts which include, Baklava – a sweet pastry, Turkish rice pudding known as Sutlac and, of course, the famous Turkish Delight.
#1 reason you must visit Turkey - Smaller Crowds
There is no doubt that the political situation in Turkey has calmed down, and truism is on the rise with foreigner visitors to Turkey increasing 14.1% in 2019 – Thats still not a full recovery from it's peak, so now is the time to visit before everyone rediscovers Turkey.
Take advantage of the smaller crowds and shorter lines to Turkey’s main attractions. Photo won't be obstructed by other selfie-taking tourists.
Expect a warm Turkish welcome from the locals who are genuinely pleased to see you. Staff will make you feel like royalty in hotels, restaurants, cafes and shops all over. - They want you to come over and over again.
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Here we are in Turkey 🇹🇷 !
Where do you think this is?
Who is joining us this fall?
I thoroughly enjoyed my trip to Greece/Turkey. Spent way too much but had a great time meeting new people as well as the guide, Lufti.
Lufti! Is this the Church of Chora? What a great trip we had to Turkey!
We want to talk a little more about Turkey in the coming weeks as we get prepared for our fall trip!
Who is coming with?
This is from Scott's Cheap Flights (check them out... amazing deals!):
One city, two continents
For nearly three millennia, Istanbul has captivated the world with its enchanting charm, intersection of cultures, and beautiful surroundings. One of Istanbul's most distinguishing qualities is its geography: It's a city where two continents collide—the European and Asian continents—which have made it a city that's been perpetually conquered. Remnants of former empires lay strewn around the city in the form of stone ruins, marble fountains, and historic sites.
The famed Bosphorus Strait slices down its center, linking the Black Sea with the Mediterranean by way of the Sea of Marmara. It was the capital of both the Byzantine and Ottoman empires, and today strolling this sprawling, modern megalopolis is like walking through a history book that spans thousands of years.
Three main bridges and a network of swift ferries link the two sides together, making it easy to explore them both. The European side is famous for its architecture, ruins, and history, while the Asian side offers sea views and charming neighborhoods that illustrate the local day-to-day life that keeps this city buzzing 24 hours a day.
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I guessed Pompeii.
The World is starting to open back up... Are you ready?
Kilchurn Castle, Scotland
This Scottish castle was built in the mid-1400s and housed some of the most powerful people in the country. However, it was abandoned in the 1700s, and is now one of the most photographed castles, because of it's (obviously) striking location.
Has everyone been searching for a travel destination like us? We found it! And we are putting our Turkey tour back on the board but we have a very limited time to get it booked.
Turkey has reduced it entry requirements to US visitors. The only restrictions are the ones placed by the airlines of a Covid-19 negative test 72 hours prior to entry, same as Mexico and Hawaii. Turkey has also has the lowest death rate in Europe.
This trip will be in October, and will have a full refund available if conditions change. This will be a once and a lifetime trip to Istanbul, Cappadocia and Ephesus.
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Please PM us if you are interested because we only have a certain # of spots left!!!!🙌
Where can you travel right now?
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We have loved our past experiences on trips we have hosted, in Mykonos and Santorini! ❤️
Bon Appetite!
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Let’s get back to traveling again!!!!