LIKE in that old Calgon bath powder advert, I'm always dreaming of where to travel next. Perhaps you remember it too, the tag line was 'Calgon, take me away. The scene was simple. A woman, tub filled with lots and lots of bubbles. But in that moment, when she closed her eyes, she could have been anywhere.
Where to next? What's your fancy? After emerging from the snow and freezing temperatures here in New York, all I can think of is balmy nights, palm trees and a swaying hammock. One thing for certain is, I will not be found on a camping trip. Just the idea of sleeping outside in a sleeping bag with bugs and no traditional plumbing is scary for me. Lions, tigers, bears... oh my!
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