
Sharon Kurtz
Freelance Travel Writer at Freelance
freelance travel writer, solo traveler, foodie, storyteller, Texan. Exploring cultures & cuisine at home and abroad #IFWTWA. https://t.co/IbyapxWtkt
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1 week ago |
fyi50plus.com | Sharon Kurtz
Downtown Granbury is brimming with historical interest, small-town charm, and, of course, ghosts. Less than a 90-minute drive from Dallas, this North Texas gem is an authentic Texas adventure rich with history, colorful characters, and ghostly experiences. It’s a perfect fall day trip. Founded in 1887, Granbury was the first city in Texas to be listed in the National Register of Historic Places and has more than 40 historic Texas landmarks.
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1 month ago |
bellinghamherald.com | Sharon Kurtz
Planning a short trip to Tokyo? This 3-day itinerary for women travelers blends cherry blossoms, rich culture, art, and shopping. With good walking shoes, a bit of planning, and a sense of wonder, you can experience Tokyo’s highlights while still leaving time to pause beneath the falling petals. Visiting in spring means you’ll catch the Sakura season, when cherry blossoms transform the city into a soft pink dream. Locals celebrate with Hanami-flower-viewing picnics in parks and along riversides.
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1 month ago |
heraldonline.com | Sharon Kurtz
Planning a short trip to Tokyo? This 3-day itinerary for women travelers blends cherry blossoms, rich culture, art, and shopping. With good walking shoes, a bit of planning, and a sense of wonder, you can experience Tokyo’s highlights while still leaving time to pause beneath the falling petals. Visiting in spring means you’ll catch the Sakura season, when cherry blossoms transform the city into a soft pink dream. Locals celebrate with Hanami-flower-viewing picnics in parks and along riversides.
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1 month ago |
myrtlebeachonline.com | Sharon Kurtz
Planning a short trip to Tokyo? This 3-day itinerary for women travelers blends cherry blossoms, rich culture, art, and shopping. With good walking shoes, a bit of planning, and a sense of wonder, you can experience Tokyo’s highlights while still leaving time to pause beneath the falling petals. Visiting in spring means you’ll catch the Sakura season, when cherry blossoms transform the city into a soft pink dream. Locals celebrate with Hanami-flower-viewing picnics in parks and along riversides.
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1 month ago |
macon.com | Sharon Kurtz
Planning a short trip to Tokyo? This 3-day itinerary for women travelers blends cherry blossoms, rich culture, art, and shopping. With good walking shoes, a bit of planning, and a sense of wonder, you can experience Tokyo’s highlights while still leaving time to pause beneath the falling petals. Visiting in spring means you’ll catch the Sakura season, when cherry blossoms transform the city into a soft pink dream. Locals celebrate with Hanami-flower-viewing picnics in parks and along riversides.
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