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Loved the few days I got to spend in Philadelphia. It was a great introduction to the city. On the last night as we were walking after dinner and stumbled into this piece of art just outside Logan Square that caught our attention. Have you been to Philly? If so, what was your favorite part? ********************************************************** #amorphilly #logansquarephilly #visitphilly #igphilly #ig_philly #logansquareart #philadelphiaartmuseum #summertrip #familytravel #fathersdaytrip #getoutside #amateurphotography #streetartphilly #artinthepark #phillygram #touringphilly #walkandtalk #historicalsquare #americasfirstcapital #hotandhumid #phillylove #hellophilly #walkaroundphilly #keeplearing #keepsnapping #phillylove #exploringphilly We enjoy exploring North Alabama's covered bridges. Some are easier to find than others. This one is quite simple to locate as it is located in Noccalula Falls Park. It is easy to spot, located at the entrance of the Pioneer Homestead area. It was built 1899 with rough-hewn lumber and covered with weathered shingles. It was moved to its current location in 1968, where it was restored. It currently operates as a foot bridge that spans a small pond on the property. Be sure to stop here when you make your visit to Noccalula Falls! ************************************************************************************************************** #noccalulafalls #noccalulafallspark #etowah #etowahcounty #gadsden #greatergadsden #familytravel #daytrip #getoutside #coveredbridge #northalabama #northal #hsvescape #naturelovers #naturephotography #history #restoration #alabamahistory #nature_brilliance A few years ago I got to visit #charlottenburgpalace in Berlin. It was commissioned in 1696 by Sophie Charlotte, the wife of Frederick III, who later became King of Prussia in 1701. The statue in front is of him. It was last used as a palace in 1888. Since then, it's been used as a hospital during WWI and a museum before reunification. Today, it still holds lots of #art worth seeing. Besides touring the interior of the castle, the gardens are well worth a visit as well. #berlin #charlottenburg #schlosscharlottenburg #sophiecharlotte #kingofprussia #visitberlin #berlinstagram #berlino #takemeback #berlinvibes #ichliebedeutschland #mustsee #beautifulgarden #takemebackthere #historicalplace #palaces #schlosspark #schloss One of our favorite small towns in Alabama to visit is Gadsden. It has a fun Main Street with restaurants, bars, local stores and street art. Of all the street art we've seen, hadn't seen anything like this before so we had to check it out! #gadsden #greatergadsden #smalltown #ruraltourism #streetart #girlswhotravel #visitalabama #visitnorthal #twinsisters #familytravel #friendsthattravel #siblingtravel #beautifulweather #blueskies #becreative On our trip to Cocoa Beach, FL last year we took a boat ride with Wildside Tours in the Thousand Islands conservation area. The area used to be used for mosquito control, but is now a 338 Perserve alongside Banana River. It is one of the most expansive mangrove tunnels in Florida, perfect for fishing, a boat ride or kayak trip. Depending on the time of year, it's the perfect place to fish, go bird watching and see dolphins and manatees. It makes for a fun day, so a must do if you're in the area. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ #wanderlustwednesday #visitflorida #boattour #cocoabeach #greatoutdoors #waterbabies #sunandsand #birdwatching #manatees #staysaltyflorida #sunshinestate #igersflorida #naturelovers #naturephotography #beautifuldestinations #girlswhotravel #travelgram Arch of Titus is found nearby the Roman Forum. It was built in AD 82 by Emperor Domitian in honor of his older brother, Titus to commemorate his victories-including the Seige of Jerusalem. The arch serves as the model for other triumphal arches in the world, including Arc de Triomphe in Paris, France. In the second picture, seven-branched menorah and trumpets are depicted. The menorah depicted was the model used on the emblem for the state of Israel. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------#archoftitus #palatinehill #romanforum #rome #romeitaly #romanarchitecture #romanempire #imperialism #triumphantarch #exploremore #explorerome #thiswascool #somuchhistory #visitroma #visitrome #siblingtrip #familytravel #keeplearing #travelers #picoftheday #instagood #instadaily

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