
Caroline Eubanks
Writer and Author at Freelance
Writer and award-winning author of This Is My South (2018). Endlessly curious. Often found in the South. @satw Eastern Chapter Chair.
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travelandleisure-es.com | Mariana Garcia |Rachel Chang |Caroline Eubanks |Stacey Leasca
Después de Coachella, cuando las luces se apagan y la ciudad regresa a la calma, Indio revela una cara diferente. Lejos del bullicio de los festivales, este rincón del desierto californiano se encuentra en su elemento: tranquilo, auténtico y lleno de historia. Sin las multitudes ni la presión de los looks perfectos, la ciudad se disfruta a su propio ritmo. Un lugar donde la vida es más pausada, las calles menos transitadas y el desierto parece hablar en su propio lenguaje.
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flipboard.com | Caroline Eubanks
I've been married 13 years. Why is vacation sex suddenly so fleeting? A funny thing happened almost a decade ago when I told my girlfriends that I was embarking on a two-week anniversary trip with my husband. Eyebrows were raised. One friend shook her head and said, “That would quickly become problematic.” Another said she never goes on vacation solely with her …
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travelandleisure.com | Caroline Eubanks
Set at the headwaters of the Suwannee and St. Marys rivers in southeastern Georgia, the Okefenokee Swamp is not only one of America’s most important ecosystems, but it's also the largest blackwater swamp in North America. It’s home to several endangered species like the indigo snake and wood stork. The name comes from the Creek word for “land of the trembling earth,” which is derived from the movement of the peat beneath the water.
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travelandleisure.com | Caroline Eubanks
Considered Minnesota’s historic birthplace, Stillwater is a popular spring and summer getaway only 30 minutes from urban Minneapolis. The town, home to roughly 20,000 residents, sits near the Wisconsin border, where people can show up on their boats for waterfront dining and admire the work of the circa 1931 lift bridge, one of the few still in operation.
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travelandleisure-es.com | Caroline Eubanks |Liliana Ortiz
El Sendero de los Apalaches es una de las caminatas de larga distancia más famosas de Estados Unidos, un recorrido de más de 2 mil millas desde Georgia hasta Maine. Quienes lo completan se llaman “thru-hikers”, y aproximadamente 3 mil personas intentan esta travesía de varios meses cada año, pero también encontrarás muchos “section hikers” que completan partes del sendero.
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