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Exploring Highgate and Camden Town

Exploring Highgate and Camden Town

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Today, we decided to take our explorations local within Muswell Hill, where we are staying. Our epic stroll started in Highgate Wood which eventually led into a very posh Highgate neighborhood, where all the houses lining the street looked identical. It was eerily quiet. Never mind that at some point, we made it to an incredibly large memorial right in front of George Michael’s house. How devastating that he just died on Christmas morning barely a week ago and at the age of 53. The entire front of his house and even his Range Rover were just littered with fan letters and photos from fans from across the world.
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A month away from home…

A month away from home…

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We made it to London! So begins a month long journey that will end in Australia. What an adventure getting here; not in a bad way either. We left Los Angeles on Wed, Jan 4th, arriving here yesterday around 9am. I was up 24 hours by the time we took off. My lack of sleep was a combination of excitement, last-minute packing, and prepping the entire apartment for AirBnB (to rent out).
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Hollywood

Hollywood

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Just recently, I got my bestie Kaylani to join my CrossFit box. Today, we decided to hike to the Hollywood Sign. The last time I did this hike was in April of last year. When we did that hike then, it was nearly a 6 hour round trip. We had initially wanted to take the Hollyridge trail off of Beachwood Dr, but it was closed off due to construction. Instead, we headed for Griffith Park, where we were unsure which trail to take and hence it became a 6 hour journey.

Today, Kaylani and I took two of her dogs and ventured to the sign via the Hollyridge trail, a shorter route, and it took us about 3 hours in total.

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Yosemite Day 4: Sugar Pine Railroad

Yosemite Day 4: Sugar Pine Railroad

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As many of you can imagine, after Wednesday’s brutal hike to the Half Dome, we spent most of Thursday relaxing. As soon as Captain America finished his conference, we drove down to the Sugar Pine Railroad to check it out but not before off-roading it up some random trails we discovered close by. As soon as we got to Sugar Pine, we hopped aboard the last train ride for the day, which took us on an hour long ride down 4 miles…of absolutely nothing. I’ll be perfectly honest, the ride itself was not the most exciting thing in the world. The conductor spoke of the history of the locomotives, which used to haul massive log trains back in the day, and that was the extent of it.
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