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Covers:  Travel, aviation, outdoor adventure, family travel, parenting and pregnancy loss, wine/spirits, and anything spooky/paranormal/weird
Doesn't Cover: finance, pets, golf, cigars, weapons
Amsterdam-based journalist covering adventure travel, aviation, hotels, parenting, women doing awesome things. Words: @CNN @AFAR @NYTimes @NatGeo #GoGators

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A Different Kind of Surf Town

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By Blane Bachelor Verified, Carey Baraka Verified, Bonnie Tsui lives, Bonnie Tsui Verified
| EIN News
My first glimpse of Cornwall came on the sleeper train from London’s Paddington Station: a blur of green hedges and farmland blushing pink with the burgeoning day. I’d slept for most of the roughly seven-hour journey, opening my eyes to the view with just enough time remaining to gulp down coffee left by the night porter. As we pulled into the station at Truro, Cornwall’s capital and its only city, the spires of the Gothic Revival cathedral glowed in the late September light.
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Spend the Weekend in 6 Halloween Towns With Creepy Lore and Fewer Crowds

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By Blane Bachelor Verified
| AFAR Verified
Every October, visitors flock by the thousands to U.S. cities well-known for their haunted reputations: most famously New Orleans, Salem, and Sleepy Hollow, to name a few. But these aren’t the only places where revelers can soak up the spirit of the season. Although lesser-known on the spooky circuit, these U.S. destinations offer seasonal parties, parades, ghost walks, and chilling local folklore—with a fraction of the crowds. Here’s where to go for a ghoulish getaway, just in time for Halloween.
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KLM Just Unveiled Its Newest Collectible Delft Blue House—and It Celebrates a Hidden-gem Dutch Winery Original

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By Blane Bachelor Verified
| Travel + Leisure Verified
The newest Delft Blue KLM miniature house. Credit: KLM KLM Royal Dutch Airlines’ practice of handing out miniature Delft blue houses is one of the most coveted souvenirs in aviation, and the airline just dropped their latest edition, well worthy of a toast. A new tiny porcelain house is unveiled every year at the Dutch carrier’s exclusive birthday celebration on Oct. 7, depicting a real-life building of historical significance in the Netherlands.
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