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Mindy Sink

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Writer, traveler, explorer, author for Moon Guides, Wilderness Press and Menasha Ridge Press (AdventureKeen)
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Go off the grid in style at these solar-powered glamping destinations

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By Mindy Sink
| Flipboard
3 hours ago After months of anticipation, the National Weather Service’s Climate Prediction Center declared on Thursday that El Niño conditions have developed. The latest data shows a 63% chance that El Niño, the seasonal climate pattern that generally brings a wet winter to California along with a cascade of …
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Take brunch to the next level with llamas, a train ride or incredible views

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By Mindy Sink
| The Denver Post Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Brunch on the weekends is supposed to be an expansive and memorable meal, but if you want to take it to the next level this summer — think hiking, gorgeous views, a train ride and llamas — we’ve got a few ideas. Hike to a log cabin In Snowmass, a trial brunch at The Cabin was such a hit that it will add more weekends in July and September.
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Go off the grid in style at these solar-powered glamping destinations Original

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By Mindy Sink
| National Geographic Traveler Verified
The best way to see the stars is by getting away from city lights. These glamping (or, luxurious camping) destinations are ideal for stargazing, and also rely on solar power, meaning they have additional perks like lighting, maybe an indoor bathroom, and even a fan or space heater, depending on the conditions.
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