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Bucket List Travel Ideas for 2020

Travel, World · February 7, 2020

Bucket List Travel Ideas for 2020

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enjoy the little things. one day you look back and

enjoy the little things. one day you look back and realize they were the big things.

I delayed posting this because I couldn’t find t

I delayed posting this because I couldn’t find the right words. I decided there will never be the right words. Seeing the Eiffel Tower sparkling at night was very high on my bucket list. On March 1, 2020, right before I ended my Europe trip early due to obvious concerns, I grabbed an Uber from my Airbnb at 11:45pm so I could arrive just in time to see the lights sparkle at midnight. For the entire 5 minute show I watched in silence, so grateful that I had the chance to experience yet another amazing moment.

↟ every day is Earth Day ↟

↟ every day is Earth Day ↟

✨ Bali 2018 ✨ ALSO, this amazing girl on the

✨ Bali 2018 ✨

ALSO, this amazing girl on the right just started a movement to help save small businesses! @hannahrobinson13 started “The Hearts of America” to help small businesses that are financially struggling due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

How can you help? You can buy a heart ❤️ The Hearts of America is a tangible way for us to take action from home (#stayhome) and show that we care about our small businesses through donations in this time of desperate financial need.

Of course, many of us are not in a position to buy a heart, but we can still help in other ways!! Reach out to your favorite small businesses to let them know they can register their business if they are truly struggling and in financial need due to COVID-19! The funds will be distributed on May 1st and then again on June 1st.
You can learn more about the campaign at @theheartsofamerica or www.theheartsofamerica.com.

So proud of you @hannahrobinson13 ❤️

Exactly four years ago today, April 15, 2016, I vi

Exactly four years ago today, April 15, 2016, I visited Iceland for the first time. I decided to go through my photos from that day to bring back some incredible memories.
April 15 was a Friday, one day after I landed in Iceland. I was a senior in college and skipped classes (😬) in order to take advantage of a cheap flight I found (RIP @wowair). From start to finish, April 15, 2016 was truly a day to remember.

Some of my favorite moments (in order of the day’s itinerary): • driving from Reykjavik city center to the countryside. the Icelandic landscape is unlike anywhere else in the world. • dogsledding! this was my very first time dogsledding and it was so much fun. the dogs are snow dogs with thicker fur and born to race. any time we stopped they would bark and try to pull the sled because they wanted to keep going. the dogs were all irresistibly cute and cuddly too 🥰 • Thingvellir (Þingvellir) National Park - did a short hike to check out waterfalls and an underwater diving center. I didn’t dive but watched other divers suit up to explore where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates meet. • lunch at Friðheimar - a family restaurant located inside a greenhouse that provides fresh produce year-round. Bees fly around inside so I was on high alert 😅 but I did manage to get the courage to film one of the hives near the dining area. • The Great Geysir - supposedly the geyser can shoot boiling water up to 200 feet in the air. I just saw steam 🤷🏼‍♀️ • Gulfoss Waterfall - truly spectacular. • finally, I ate the best homemade ice cream at a farm called Efstidalur II. It’s also a b&b so I stayed overnight.

Save this post to get some itinerary inspiration for when you get the chance to visit Iceland one day! This is my first time posting a one day travel highlight reel so I would love to know if you all like it / if I should do some more in the future ☺️

Up until recently, I was traveling the world as mu

Up until recently, I was traveling the world as much as I could to create visual memories before I run out of time...Of course, the current global health crisis has changed a lot of my plans, and I'm accepting that.
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Read more about my story, my honest feelings about everything going on right now, and my new approach to 2020 in @womenshealthmag (link in bio)
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thank you ∞ @laurkrouse and @womenshealthmag 💕

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