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Olivia Richman is a full time esports writer who also loves writing about RV destinations, parks, and technology. There's always exciting places to discover all around the United States, and interesting people to meet. Olivia loves to travel, try new foods, and get lost in a good book.The Buzz visits the Hamilton Pool Preserve, a not-so-hidden gem in Dripping Springs, Texas that's open all year round. The Hamilton Pool Preserve is such a unique and scenic phenomenon that people will traverse the steep, rocky, and uneven quarter mile hike through the canyon to get to the water.
The Buzz delves into the stunning history of the Petrified Forest National Park in Arizona, and speaks with Public Information Officer Sarah Herve on little known facts one can find useful when exploring the land. Within the forest, Archeologists have found bones from dinosaurs.
The Buzz speaks with marketing manager at Descanso Gardens, a nonprofit destination near Los Angeles, to understand how they decorate the garden specially for Christmas and why travelers should stop by. One of the first installations visitors will see at Enchanted is the Electric Tulips, a field of several thousand electric tulips that light up.
The Buzz speaks with Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park manager Rhea Armstrong to review the main attraction in the nearly 3000 acre state park. The guided daily tours cover eight to 10 rooms, taking visitors on a two-mile round trip hike 300 feet underground.
The Buzz speaks with Icy Strait Point’s director of marketing Mickey Richardson for a first-hand experience of the exciting ride for those who have never been. With six 5,330 feet ziplines dropping 1,330 feet, the Icy Strait Point is home to the world’s largest ZipRider.
Just over three hours from San Francisco, Fort Bragg is a town defined by its serenity. There’s the towering redwoods, and a winding trail along the coast. There’s residents casting lines off of their boats on the otherwise calm waters. And then there’s Glass Beach.
Rooftop Cinema Club are not your traditional theaters; instead they are outdoors, and it’s what makes them the perfect way to escape and relax within the bustling city life of Los Angeles, Hollywood, New York, San Diego, and Houston. Every venue has a full bar, and there’s often cocktails themed to the movie, along with beer and wine.
The Buzz speaks with Senior Trainer Lindsey Nelson of the Mystic Aquarium near downtown Mystic to share the Aquarium’s overall mission and why a visit can reinforce people's view on conserving our wildlife. Over 100,000 students visit the aquarium each year, taking part in tours and educational programs.
The Buzz explores the breathtaking views offered by the Rock of Ages quarry in Barre, Vermont. The Rock of Ages is not only a tour but also an economic backbone for Barre as it produces over 20,000 meters of Barre Gray blocks a year, which are procured and used in the building of other monuments and buildings.
Casey, Illinois is a small town with a population of just over 2,700. But unlike most small towns of its stature, Casey is more than just a big white church underneath a canopy of fall leaves. In fact, the little town right off of Interstate I-70 is home to some of the largest attractions in the world.
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