Two Travelaholics

Two people on a quest to explore the world

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In more than 30,000 travel photos and 300 hours of footage (and counting!), we’ve captured incredible moments around the world. Take a tour of a night market in Malaysia or discover how to cut jackfruit by watching a short video.

Pugs Take DC Photo Gallery

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As frequent readers of this site already know, Tara and I love pugs. Sadly, we are currently pugless, but that doesn’t mean we don’t gorge on videos of a good grumble or cute pictures of those lovable chubbers. Recently, DC was the location of a pug meet-up, and we got to pet and play with a ton Read Post

Textures of Hawai’i

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Before landing in Hawaii, we had a typical paradise-like image of serene, golden beaches in our minds. Heaven everywhere you go. Of course that is true of the islands, but the Hawaiian landscape, having been created by volcanic activity, is also much more varied than you’d think. On the Big Island, for example, there was Read Post

Buzzing Around the Big Apple

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I love New York City. It is a vibrant, hectic, crowded metropolis that never ceases to leave me exhausted. Tara and I have both been more than 10 times each, but we always welcome the opportunity to return. Recently, Tara and I took a bus up for a weekend to visit some friends. Between gas, Read Post

Visiting the Air and Space Udvar-Hazy Center

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One of the most attractive offerings that Washington, D.C., has for its visitors is free admission to a multitude of sights, museums, and buildings. You can walk the National Mall without paying an entrance fee. An elevator will take you to the top of the Washington Monument for free. The National Arboretum, Smithsonian’s National Zoo Read Post

Touring the U.S. National Arboretum

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Hidden within Washington, D.C.’s city limits is the U.S. National Arboretum. Although you can get there via public transportation, we didn’t want to go that complicated route and instead borrowed a car to make the short drive to this beautifully maintained living museum. As with most Federal museums in D.C., admission is free. The arboretum Read Post