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Traveler. Scientist. Smartass. Childfree.

Natalie lives in the San Fransisco Bay Area. She is always planning her next travel adventure, thinking about what book to read next, and living her best life. Come along for the ride!

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A quick, unexpected weekend in the Big Apple did not disappoint. I saw Chicago and &Juliet, experienced amazing views from the Top of the Rock, enjoyed subway busking, and loved being in the city that never sleeps. I need to make New York a more regular thing.

Go to Spain. Do not pass go. Do not collect $200. I spent time in Madrid,

Some pics from my two week stint in Philly and Wilmington for work. It was perfect fall weather and the leaves are changing. I’m not one of those “yay fall” basic bitches, but the crisp air was nice for a few days. Ready to be back in San Diego, though!

I spent a couple of days in a little town called Boppard, which is in the middle Rhine region- a UNESCO world heritage site. Vineyards and castles lined the steep hills and there was a great walking path along the river.

Anyone who knows me knows I am a fan of gin. @monkey47 gin is one of my favorites, so of course I had to book a tour of the distillery, located in the Black Forest. I learned a lot about the gin-making process and appreciate how much care the put into producing a quality product.

A castle has stood on this mountain in one form or another for 1000 years. Hohenzollern Castle as it is now was completed in 1867 by the last king of Prussia, Kaiser Wihelm II. The castle is still “in the family” and Wilhelm’s direct descendants help maintain it. Their personal art collections, as well as the crown jewels, are on display. The views are spectacular, especially after a rainstorm. Well worth a visit!

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