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Explore Mexico’s Lake Xochimilco

When visitors arrive in Mexico City, they are often drawn to the vibrant allure of Lake Xochimilco, a gem that offers an abundance of entertainment, delicious cuisine, and immersive cultural experiences. Xochimilco is nestled in the southern part of the city, just off the Anillo Periférico—a major outer beltway.  At Lake Xochimilco, (pronounced SO-chee-MILL-koh), one…

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Uncovering Lake Anna: History, Culture, and Outdoor Activities in Virginia

Nestled amidst gently rolling hills, Lake Anna boasts breathtaking vistas, especially in autumn when the foliage exhibits vibrant colors. Lake Anna’s tranquil setting makes it an ideal location for unwinding and appreciating its natural beauty.  Substantial development has grown up around Lake Anna, which resulted in an array of vacation homes, rental options, and recreational…

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Maroon Lake, Colorado: Exploring an Iconic Alpine Destination

Maroon Lake, southwest of Aspen, Colorado, is a breathtaking alpine lake in the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness. The majestic Maroon Bells, two of Colorado’s most iconic peaks, frame Maroon Lake and are beautifully mirrored in the lake’s clear, serene waters.  Surrounded by lush aspen groves and evergreen forests, Maroon Lake presents a stunning backdrop, especially in…

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A Journey Through Derwentwater: Escape to the Heart of England’s Lake District

Serene and beautiful Derwentwater lies in the Lake District National Park in Cumbria, England. Even though this lake is in England, an English-speaking country, there is no “lake” officially attached to its name. The name Derwentwater includes the word water body from its root language, Brittonica, a Celtic language.  Derwentwater is three-miles (about 5km) long…

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