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Christine discovered long distance backpacking while surfing the internet at work. She decided that day to attempt to thru-hike the Appalachian Trail. One adventure led to another and a few years later she set out on the Wonderland Trail in Mt Rainier National Park. Her Rugged Outdoors Woman persona started as a joke, a nod to the outdoor adventurer that she wished to be. But in the years since, she has come into her own as a backpacker, rock climber, and trail runner. This book is a testament to the decision to name who you want to be and make it so.

Join 4 Disneyland locals as we chat theme parks, games, and everything else we do on the weekend, all while enjoying a craft beer. New shows every week. Join the #WeekendWonderland at @weekendwonderland and at weekendwonderlandpodcast.com

Get Wedded in Wonderland is your go-to podcast for all things wedding - brought to you by Wedded Wonderland. Each episode features unfiltered conversations with brides-to-be, newlyweds, high-profile influencers, and some of the biggest names in the wedding and events industry. They'll share their real stories, best-kept secrets, and must-know advice. Whether you're dreaming up your big day or deep in the details, this podcast delivers weekly inspiration, planning tips, and insider access to the world of weddings — all with a touch of Wonderland magic.

Hi there dreamers of all ages, I'm Ally! In this series, I invite you to come along with me as I embark on my first Disney College Program adventure; learning the ins and outs of the program, discovering new ways to hack the magic, and debunking some College Program myths and rumors. Whether you’re a Disney die-hard, a parent, College Program alum, or a future CP yourself, I’m so excited to share my journey with all of you! Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/allyinwonderlandpodcast/support

A show where two adventurous moms share everything they have learned about traveling on credit card points and how to explore the world on a budget.

Even for the African continent that is blessed with numerous beautiful natural landscapes, the Okavango Delta is truly unique. Covering a total area of more than fifteen thousand square kilometres the Okawango River is the largest inland delta in the world. It flows from the Bihé Highlands in Angola and travels down to the less elevated regions of the Kalahari Desert until it finally divides into a variety of creeks. The delta's relatively few visitors mean that the landscape is well protected and it also means that those who do come here can enjoy the scenery undisturbed.

On a spectacular sightseeing flight, the freshwater marshland stretches endlessly to the horizon. Many legends have grown up around the “river of grass”, which is a World Heritage Site. The best way to discover the natural beauty of the 3500sqm conservation area in southeast Florida is by water. In the interplay of sun and water, lush vegetation has developed undisturbed, which is the ideal habitat for an amazing variety of bird species. Past mangrove forests and small islands, the boats penetrate deeper into the waterways.

Lassen Volcanic National Park is a year-round wonderland. The 13th park in the system, Lassen VNP has all four types of volcanoes within its boundary. In winter, vehicles giveway to snow shoes and cross-country skiis. Patricia Lawrence is on a snowshoe walk down the middle of the snow covered park road with naturalist Ranger Steve Zachary.

The Chobe region in the far north east of Botswana is well known for its fascinating nature. Its national park was named after the Chobe River one of the most important tributaries of the Zambesi that leads into the nearby world famous, Victoria Falls. The Chobe River acts as a central gateway to numerous villages as well as to the national park's various safari lodges. Unlike many other countries in Africa, tourism in Botswana attracts a particularly exclusive and well-off clientele. The advantages of this are soon apparent.

Year after year, Namibia's Etosha National Park attracts thousands of visitors. Approximately 22,000 square kilometres in size, Etosha is a special wildlife experience and its magnificent flora is unique among all the other wildlife parks in Africa. It also has the reputation of being one of the major wildlife sanctuaries for a wide variety of Africa's animal species, such as antelope, zebra, springbok, giraffe, lions, gnu, hyenas, gembok, elands and kudus. Apart from the desert-like area of the Etosha Salt Pan, the park consists of Mopani Woodland and Savannah Grassland and also a large number of acacia trees.