I am not the same having seen the moon shine on the other side of the world.
Mary Ann Radmacher
Hi fellow travelers! Welcome! I’m thrilled to have you join me!
I’m Christina, a Virginia native, hobby photographer, avid traveler, and the voice of my travel blog, Let’s Just Go!
Let’s Just Go is my philosophy when it comes to travel and from that philosophy, my travel blog came to be. My hope is that my credo can inspire you in your travels and that I can offer some helpful tips and tricks so you can say, “Let’s Just Go!”
Let’s Just Go Photography
When I started my blog, I discovered my hobby of photography. I have traveled with my camera for years and the photos I have taken are wonderful ways to bring home great memories of the beautiful places my husband and I have visited. I hope you enjoy traveling with me through my photographs!
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Blogs to Browse
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2 Travel Hacks To Make Sure That Your Suitcase Meets You At Your Destination
Checking a bag can sometimes feel like playing a game of Russian Roulette. Will your suitcase meet you on the other end or not?
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A Great Tip For Your Next Cruise: Join A Facebook Group
Nearly every traveler I have ever met is a researcher. We research where to go, how to get there, where to stay, and what to see when we get there, among so many other facets of our travel. If that sounds familiar, I have a great source of research and information sharing for you to consider as…
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Sunset Over Marshall Point Lighthouse
There’s a sunrise and sunset every single day, and they’re absolutely free. Don’t miss so many of them.
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The Portland Head Lighthouse; Keeping Watch
I can think of no other edifice constructed by man as altruistic as a lighthouse. They were built only to serve.
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Shades of Bermuda Blue
If you have never had the chance to visit Bermuda, add it to your bucket list. The colors will wow you!
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7 Must-See Maine Lighthouses & Tips For Planning Your Tour
The rocky coastline that prominently outlines the State of Maine is treacherous to mariners but for more than two centuries, Maine lighthouses have served as beacons and markers through all weather conditions, lighting the way in the darkness.
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Marshall Point Lighthouse
Maine is famous for its lighthouses so we ventured to visit and see some of them up close.
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Bodie and the Keeper’s House
The light shines in the darkness and the darkness has not overcome it. John 1:5
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Moonrise Over Manteo
When visiting the Outer Banks of North Carolina, don’t miss visiting the charming town of Manteo.
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The Guard of The Cape
I feel that we’re all lighthouses, and my job is to shine my light as brightly as I can to the darkness.
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Top Travel Gear: 6-Port USB Charger Charging Station
Almost everything will work again if you unplug it for a few minutes, including you.
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The Beautiful Flamingo
Be a flamingo in a world of pigeons.
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Top Travel Gear: Travel Toothbrush & Toothpaste Tablets
The world always looks brighter from behind a smile.
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Top Travel Gear: Compression Packing Cubes
Is anyone else an over packer?
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Tips, Pros & Cons of Vacation Rentals and Hotels
Whether you stay in a hotel or choose a vacation rental, both options have pros and cons to consider. I hope my pros, cons, and tips from our experiences can help as you plan your next adventure.
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King Neptune
I live in a coastal tourist area and summer brings the vacationers who come for what I sometimes take for granted.
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Sunset On The Grand Canal
A city that appears to float, Venice is a place like no other.
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Shore Excursions; What You Need To Know
Shore excursions can offer the opportunity for spectacular experiences but they can be unforgettable for all the wrong reasons too. So what should you know about shore excursions before you go?
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Spring In The Big Easy
Have you been to New Orleans? If not, put it on your bucket list. It is a neat place to visit at least once in your life.
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Jolly Ole England
What European city did you visit first? Ours was London!
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Key Lime Pie; A Fairy Tale
Once upon a time…a girl and her guy planned their first trip to Key West.
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The Key West Butterfly & Nature Conservatory
Where butterflies reside, magic fills the air. -Unknown
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Must-Have Tips & Gear For Your Next Cruise
From our years of cruising experience, we’ve discovered some important advice and great travel gear that I thought I would share.
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The Bodie Lighthouse
I can think of no other edifice constructed by man as altruistic as a lighthouse. They were built only to serve. -George Bernard Shaw
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12 Road Trip Tips; How To Make Time Go Quickly & Get To Your Destination Safely
Because the greatest part of a road trip isn’t arriving at your destination. It’s all the wild stuff that happens along the way.
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The Mighty Fort Jefferson
The mighty Fort Jefferson was built as a strategic defense point and war fortress but never fired its guns.
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A Key West Sunset
I am a sucker for a good sunset but when we are in Key West, every sunset in an event! Each one is stunning in its own way and as different as a human fingerprint.
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Food Tours; The Best Way To Travel
Travel can expand your mind through art, architecture, culture, and the people that you meet but all of that combined with the food you encounter can firmly cement your travel memories in your mind.
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The Dry Tortugas National Park & Fort Jefferson
If you want a fantastic, must-do activity when visiting Key West, Florida, visiting The Dry Tortugas National Park is it!
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The Key West Butterfly & Nature Conservatory
Key West is full of fun outdoor activities but if you’d like to slow down and enjoy a tranquil indoor environment, consider visiting the Key West Butterfly & Nature Conservatory.
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It’s All About The Journey; Getting to the Florida Keys On The Overseas Highway
Isn’t the old adage something along the lines of travel is just as much about the journey as it is about the destination?
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Cruising Isn’t For Me, Or Is It? Busting myths that might prevent you from taking a cruise!
There is much to love about cruising we wondered why we had waited so long to start cruising and I’m not sure that we had an excuse. However, as much as we love it, we understand that cruising isn’t for everyone.
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6 Tipping Tips for Your Next Cruise
If you are new to cruising, there are some features of the industry that you might need help with and one of those might be tipping. If you need advice on how tipping works, who to tip, and who not to tip, I’m happy to help.
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All About Let’s Just Go
Once upon a time, a girl traveled with her family…
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Preparing To Travel; A Checklist
Have you ever started on a trip only to realize that you have forgotten something? I have! There can be so much to do and remember as you prepare to leave home and it can be a stressful time, but it doesn’t have to be! Once we have booked a trip, I find that if…
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Spicy Chicken Sausage and Veggies; Yummy, Healthy & Easy
I enjoy cooking and cooking outside as we enjoy our RV is so much fun and allows us to try new things. We try to eat healthy at home and when we take our RV out, we try to take our healthy habits with us and this recipe is one of my favorites! It’s easy,…
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Understanding The TSA & How To Be Prepared For The Security Screen
If you’re like me, the airport security screen gives you a bit of anxiety. Does anyone else out there hate this part of flying?
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Spicy Veggie Quesadillas: A Healthier Option For Your Next Camping Trip
I knew this was a great recipe when my meat-and-potatoes-loving husband said that he didn’t even miss the meat. With that kind of review, I knew that I needed to share this recipe here on the blog!
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6 Tips For A Road Trip With Your Dog
After nine years without a dog in our home, we were excited to welcome Pepper, our sweet Miniature Schnauzer. Of course, as avid travelers, our desire was to teach little Pepper to love traveling so we could take her with us. We used these 6 steps.
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Gift Ideas For The Cruise Traveler
Giving just the right gift, no matter the special occasion can sometimes be a challenge. When I shop for someone, I think about two things: 1. What do they need or want that they wouldn’t purchase for themselves? Or, 2. What gift would I love to receive? No matter what your shopping strategy is, if…
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Homemade Marshmallows: A Treat For the Road
As I prepared for a recent camping trip, I found that my local grocery store was out of marshmallows. Determined, I started thinking about what my options could be short of running from store to store in search of what I needed. My conclusion? I’ll make my own and this is how I did it.
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Let’s Just Go Photography & Prints
Let’s talk photography and travel!
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6 Travel YouTube Travel Channels You Will Love
If you are looking for a way to spend the next rainy day and you discover that you’ve watched all of Netflix, check out some of these YouTube channels. They all have healthy libraries to binge on and you can travel with them from the comfort of your couch with a bowl of popcorn. Who…
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Our Time In the Volunteer State
In the hustle and bustle of life, as we know it these days, it is a relief to find a place to rest your mind and refuel your soul. Sometimes we enjoy slow paced travel that allows us to immerse ourselves in a new place. This summer, for us, that place was the State of…
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Campfire Pie Iron Pizza Sandwiches; A Fun Camping Meal For Kids Of All Ages
We love pizza and are always searching for great places to enjoy one of our favorite foods when we travel. This passion extends to our camping trips but when we go camping, I prefer to make my own and as the meal planner and primary cook, I insist that our meals are simple, fun, and…
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Wreaths Across America; A Wonderful Holiday Tradition
Participating in the annual Wreaths Across America wreath-laying has become a special holiday tradition.
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6 Tips For Securing Your Valuables As You Travel
“Safety is something that happens between your ears, not something you hold in your hands.” -Jeff Cooper
Live life with no excuses, travel with no regret.
Oscar Wilde
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