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Heading to Hawaii’s Big Island? Skip Kona and Go Here Instead

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By Brooke Baum
| Fodor's Travel Verified
Connect more with nature when visiting Hawaii by trading busy beaches for the dense rainforest, volcanic landscape, and unique farm experiences in and around Hilo. The Hilo side of Hawaii’s Big Island is extremely underrated for its wide variety of wonderful experiences it offers visitors—from verdant rainforests to hiking in the shadows of ancient active volcanos.
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Foodie Guide to Rome: Food Tours, Local Dishes, and Street Food in Italy’s Eternal City — Travlinmad food and travel blog

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By Leigh Ann Wilson, James Ian, Brooke Baum, Greta Omoboni
| travlinmad.com
Classic Pasta Carbonara, a la Romana When it comes to food travel, it’s hard to beat Italy, one of the best countries for food around the world. And if you’re heading to Rome anytime soon — and you’re a foodie — you’re in for a treat. Because the only thing better than food and Rome is food in Rome, and there are lots of great Rome food tours to satisfy any palate! The Eternal City is overflowing with so much good food, but there’s more to enjoying food than simply eating it.
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By Brooke Baum
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Why We Changed From Full-Time RVing to Full-Time House Sitting

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By Brooke Baum
| House Sitting Verified
The desire to travel and be free of the constraints of a “normal” life has led us down some interesting paths. Although, we are currently traveling full-time as house and pet sitters, our journey as nomads didn’t begin this way. In early 2017, we sold almost everything we owned to live in an RV full-time. We wanted a big, dramatic change to get out of the frustrating cycle of working too hard and buying too much stuff that we didn’t need. All of which was making us more miserable every day.
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