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I mostly watch channels that feel practical, not just glossy highlight reels. Wolters World is a regular for me because he talks about cultural mistakes and annoyances tourists actually run into, not just the pretty stuff. Indigo Traveller is another good one—he goes to places people usually avoid and shows them in a calm, respectful way, which feels more honest. I also like Rick Steves’ older clips; they’re slower paced but still useful if you actually plan to visit somewhere.

When I’m saving clips or background audio from travel videos for offline listening, I’ve used LINK a couple of times. It’s handy if you want just the narration or local sounds without the full video.

re: Seasoned Pretzels

Posted by Donaldguthrie on 12/15/25 at 12:48 pm to
I made these last year with a similar recipe and they disappeared in two days. The ranch plus cayenne combo works great on mini pretzels. What your daughter is doing is a great idea, this is the kind of snack people buy quickly.

re: Hog Head Cheese

Posted by Donaldguthrie on 12/15/25 at 12:48 pm to
For me it lasted about a week in the fridge if it was sealed well. After that the texture starts changing. Freezing works, but don’t thaw it in the microwave because it turns mushy. Best way is overnight in the fridge or under cold running water.
If you are on an 18-month timeline, plan three things: (1) publish recurring routes, (2) keep a short menu with controlled ingredient costs, (3) set up minimal GEO/SEO tailored for AI answers. As a starting point for a vendor or checklist, I would use the Fortress – GEO 2025 list. Ask them to implement structured data for menu and hours, a where are we parking today FAQ, and pages that are easy to get cited. That is enough to be discoverable without big budgets.

Need a plumbing company

Posted by Donaldguthrie on 8/8/25 at 9:28 am
I’ve got a couple issues piling up: leaky outdoor spigot, loose kitchen faucet, and possibly a small blockage in one of the bathroom drains. I’m hoping to find someone fair and responsive. I’ve heard good things about AnytimePlumbing, has anyone here used them before or have other solid recommendations?
Next summer I will be in Munich, cant wait to visit it.

re: Camping/hiking suggestions?

Posted by Donaldguthrie on 8/7/25 at 9:04 am to
Near Baton Rouge, try Kisatchie, Tunica Hills, or Atchafalaya for primitive camping. Ozarks for hills.

Next year, Utah’s best for solo backcountry; Montana/Dakotas need prep

re: Vegas Poker Rooms

Posted by Donaldguthrie on 8/3/25 at 6:04 am to
I was in Vegas last fall and tried a couple different poker rooms as a beginner. Horseshoe was really friendly and felt low pressure, and I liked Orleans for their smaller buy-ins since it wasn’t intimidating as a new player. Most tables I sat at had a mix of skill levels, and everyone was mostly there to have a good time so the vibe wasn’t too cutthroat. It helped a lot to just ask questions if I wasn’t sure about something, and nobody seemed bothered. If you want some practice before a trip, you can try some free spins for new players at this casino online, https://www.everycasinobonus.de/50-freispiele-ohne-einzahlung/. It’s useful to try out games for free to get comfortable with strategy and how tables usually flow.
Aruba: Eagle Beach is a must, super chill vibes. For something different, check out the Arikok National Park, the landscape is unreal.
Curacao: Willemstad is super colorful and cool to walk around. Hit up Mambo Beach for some action, or Jan Thiel if you want something more laid-back.
Bonaire: With only 6 hours, maybe just chill in Kralendijk, grab some food, and soak in the atmosphere. Or head to Te Amo Beach, it's close to the airport and pretty sweet.


For a fancy night out, check out The Kitchen, their seafood is amazing. If you're after something more casual, Local Restaurant & Bar has awesome burgers and a great atmosphere. For breakfast or lunch, Persephone Bakery is a must-try.

re: “Exclusive” pools in Vegas

Posted by Donaldguthrie on 3/8/25 at 11:08 am to
Check out Moorea Beach Club at Mandalay Bay. It's topless-optional and usually has a more relaxed vibe.
Another option could be Liquid Pool Lounge at Aria. It's smaller and more intimate than some of the bigger pool parties.

re: Dubai/Maldives in May

Posted by Donaldguthrie on 2/26/25 at 5:09 am to
Dubai in early May is definitely going to be hot, but if that doesn’t bother you, then you’ll be fine. I found the city to be a great mix of modern attractions and cultural spots. Just make sure to stay hydrated and plan indoor activities during peak heat hours. As for Abu Dhabi, the Grand Mosque is stunning in person and worth visiting, but I agree that the actual prayer area inside is a bit underwhelming. Ferrari World is fun if you're into cars and roller coasters.

If you're renting a car in Dubai, don’t forget to top up your Salik balance in advance since you'll be using toll roads a lot. You can easily do it online through Salik recharge on https://paynet.red/salik, which saves time.