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Labor Day in Aspen Brings Live Music, Mountain Adventures and the First Signs of Fall
There’s a fleeting window in Aspen when summer lingers, but autumn is already whispering through the high country days are still warm enough for hiking, biking and afternoons on the water, while cooler nights and the first hints of gold in the aspen groves signal that another season is on its way. Labor Day weekend…
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September in South Africa: Wildflowers, Whales and Wildlife
September ushers in spring in South Africa and is one of the most interesting times of year to visit. September is shoulder season, meaning you can expect fewer crowds and pleasant weather while still experiencing once-in-a-lifetime sights. South Africa is a large country, bigger than every state in the United States, except Alaska. This means…
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The Fleeting Wilds of a Jackson Hole Summer
When summer vacation is over and the Wyoming air starts feeling the first hints of fall, the crowds dissipate across Jackson Hole and Grand Teton National Park. At the same time, the park comes alive with resident wildlife beginning to prepare for winter. Bull elk bugle across the valley and begin to gather their harem…