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Goats On The Roof: Your Must-Visit Destination in Tiger, North Georgia. In the scenic region of North Georgia lies a quirky and charming road trip stop that has captured the hearts of locals and tourists alike: Goats On The Roof. Nestled in the town of Tiger, this unique attraction offers much more than just magnificent views and scrumptious treats. Here, you'll find a delightful blend of Amish furniture, delectable fudge, souvenirs, and, of course, goats frolicking on the rooftop. Join me as we explore the captivating world of Goats On The Roof and unravel the magic it brings to visitors.

We had the chance to visit downtown Portland, Oregon and would like to bring you along for the journey! Join us as we visit so many coffeeshops(so, so many), the Hi Lo Hotel for a cocktail or two, and our first Portland dinner at Thai Peacock. We also took a moment for ourselves and visited the International Rose Test Garden for a moment of reflection. And this is just the beginning - next, we'll be visiting Scott's favorite spot in Portland! If you're livin for love, make sure to Like, Follow and Share! For sneak peeks and to stay in the loop, follow us on Instagram at <a href="https://www.instagram.com/welivinforlove">https://www.instagram.com/welivinforlove</a>/ and our Facebook page at <a href="https://www.facebook.com/welivinforlove">https://www.facebook.com/welivinforlove</a> Are you ready to start a Revolution of Love?

Standing at 14,410 feet tall, Mount Rainier is the tallest peak in the lower 48 states. It’s is beautiful to see — especially on a clear day. Below I will discuss what to do at Mount Rainier National park to make sure you experience it to the fullest.

The allure of luxury transcends brand names or hefty price tags. For discerning consumers, luxury embodies a unique journey. Luxury is an experience, a sentiment that lingers. What elevates a moment to the pinnacle of luxury, and why are certain experiences etched into memory while others fade? Solve this mystery, and you are well on your way to understanding much of what makes luxury truly extraordinary.

Winding through the Blue Ridge Mountains for 469 miles between Shenandoah National Park in Virginia and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina is the spectacular Blue Ridge Parkway. Constructed in the 1930s, it is one of the most visited areas managed by the National Park Service. Over 20 million visitors enjoy the scenic drive each year.

The "Christ of the Abyss," a 9-foot bronze statue of Christ that stands 25 feet underwater off the shore of Key Largo, Florida. It was erected on August 25, 1965, in John Pennekamp State Park. Surprisingly, this submerged figure was the third to be cast from the original Italian pattern.

When you visit the Peach State, you're not just stepping into a place known for its sweet tea and southern hospitality; you're also entering a world filled with unique words and phrases. Georgia, with its rich history and diverse culture, has its own brand of Southern slang that might leave you scratching your head if you're not in the know. But don't worry, we've got you covered with a guide to some Georgia lingo that'll have you talking like a true Georgian in no time. Following are some slang words and phrases I learned when I visited, along with using useful sources cited below, to help you fit right in and make the most of your getaway:

When you visit the Hawkeye State, it's not just about admiring the fields of corn and charming small towns; it's also about understanding the language that Iowans use. While English is the primary language, Iowa has its own set of slang words and phrases that can help you connect with the locals and feel like you've lived there for years. Following are some slang words and phrases I learned when I visited, along with using useful sources cited below, to help you fit right in and make the most of your getaway:

Are you ready for the time of your life? Universal Studios is a magical destination that allows fun seekers, adventurers and families to revel in entertainment unlike any other. From attractions, shows, dining and rides - there’s something unique around every corner! An unforgettable vacation really starts with how well prepared you are when it comes to what to bring and which items not to forget. So let's unpack this adventure together as we walk through everything needed to make your ultimate Universal Studios trip one that won't soon be forgotten!

If you’re a complete newbie to travel, it can be overwhelming to know where and how to start. Traveling, both domestically and internationally, can be an incredibly enriching and transformative experience, but it also requires a certain amount of forethought and planning to ensure a successful and enjoyable trip.

When you visit the Gem State, blending in like a local isn't just about admiring its stunning landscapes; it's about understanding the unique language of Idahoans. While English is the primary language, a bit of local slang can help you connect with residents and feel like you've been an Idahoan all your life. Following are some slang words and phrases I learned when I visited, along with using useful sources cited below, to help you fit right in and make the most of your getaway:

New York, the Empire State, is a melting pot of cultures and languages, but there's a distinctive urban language that sets it apart. If you're planning a trip to the city that never sleeps, knowing some local slang can help you navigate the streets and fit in like a true New Yorker. Following are some slang words and phrases I learned when I visited, along with using useful sources cited below, to help you fit right in and make the most of your getaway:

New Jersey, often lovingly referred to as the "Garden State," is a place with a unique culture and a language all its own. If you're planning a visit to the Jersey Shore, the bustling cities, or the picturesque suburbs, it can be helpful to know a few slang words and phrases to help you fit in like a local. Here are some expressions that will have you sounding like you've been living in the Garden State for years. Following are some slang words and phrases I learned when I visited, along with using useful sources cited below, to help you fit right in and make the most of your getaway:

A historical treasure buried away in Raleigh, North Carolina, Millbrook Village beckons travelers on an enthralling trip through time. This small community has left an imprint on the history of the area that will never be erased. It is full of character and a rich tapestry of history.

Gangehi Island Resort is a picturesque hidden gem at the heart of the Maldives. The stunning island is just a short seaplane ride or 1.5 hour speedboat ride from Velana International Airport. As soon as we set foot on the jetty we were captivated by the clear turquoise waters and greeted by the friendly team.

Branson, Missouri, often celebrated for its vibrant entertainment scene and breathtaking natural beauty, has more to offer than meets the eye. Amidst the shows and scenic views, we embarked on a culinary journey in search of authentic Mexican cuisine that would tantalize our taste buds and transport us south of the border. Our recent trip to Branson unveiled a hidden treasure trove of Mexican flavors, where every dish was a celebration of bold spices, vibrant colors, and rich traditions.

When it comes to comfort food that delights the senses and warms the heart, few dishes can rival the timeless appeal of fried chicken. Branson, Missouri, known for its entertainment and scenic beauty, also boasts a hidden treasure trove of culinary delights, including some of the most mouthwatering fried chicken you'll ever encounter. During our recent excursion to the heart of Branson, we embarked on a savory journey to uncover the city's finest fried chicken destinations.

Teishokuya of Tokyo (T.O.T.) is a Japanese restaurant in the Little Tokyo (Japan Town) section of Los Angeles, California. There are many fine Japanese restaurants in that area as well as other ethnic restaurants representing mostly Asian countries.

1. "Ayuh" - This is Maine's version of "yes" or "yeah." You'll hear it often in casual conversation. For example, if someone asks if you want to try a lobster roll, you can respond with a confident "Ayuh!"