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There is one place in America which always gets me to reflect on America’s immense natural beauty: Hammonasset State Park in Connecticut. You probably haven’t heard of the park because it’s really just a small 2-mile stretch of beach on the Connecticut coast of Long Island Sound. But with over 500 campsites and a nature …

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The phone is light, thin, easy to hold and has a beautiful interface. But is it a useful smartphone for travelers? Nokia sent me a trial phone and I set out to discover if a Windows Phone was a viable replacement for Android or iOS. There are two major benefits to traveling with the Nokia …

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If you can’t find an answer to your question on this post, feel free to ask on Facebook – facebook.com/travelsofadam Okay, I’ve put this off long enough…. Here’s the story on how I got residency in Germany as an American (U.S.) citizen and what I learned about trying to get the freelance / self-employment / …

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Tegel (TXL in airport code) is one of Berlin’s currently operating airports. Plenty of people like (or even love) the airport for its proximity to the city center and it’s unique circular shape. No doubt that it’s supposed to be convenient and because it’s rather small (though Berlin‘s biggest), Tegel is supposed to be easy …

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On my recent trip to Catalunya, I flew from Berlin to Barcelona on Vueling. I’d never heard of the budget airline before but on my way to Tegel Airport I noticed several ads. That’s always how these things work out—something you’ve never seen nor heard of is suddenly everywhere. Anyways, Vueling is new to the …

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