Laura Hoxworth 
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SwitchbackStories.com is where I blog about my personal life: home, travel, food, and the life lessons learned along the way. 
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Three days in Austin, Texas
A couple of weeks ago, I got the chance to spend a long weekend in Austin, Texas! Austin has been on my travel wishlist for years. Chris and I originally planned to visit during our cross-country road trip, but we didn’t end up making it there. So when my best friend Megan (who was there for work) asked if I wanted to join her for the weekend, I said, “UM, DUH!” ...
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 Grand Teton National Park: Backpacking the Paintbrush-Cascade Canyon Loop
Oh, Grand Teton National Park! Of all the places we dreamed about visiting on our two-month road trip, I think I was MOST excited about the Tetons. A quick Google photos search will show you why I had permanent heart-eyes daydreaming about this place.
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A backyard escape
I like to talk about how in my free time, I love to be outside. But if I’m being honest, here’s where you can find me a big chunk of the time: wistfully browsing breathtaking photos of faraway places on Pinterest, skimming articles on the trendy new travel destination, adding new spots in Sweden or Croatia or Alaska to an ever-growing mental bucket list. ...
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This land is our land: a love letter to our national parks
A few months ago, I won an Instagram contest. Let me just reiterate that for emphasis: I WON AN INSTAGRAM CONTEST!!! I don’t often win things, so it was pretty exciting. The contest was from one of my favorite brands, Greenville-based The Landmark Project. They make gorgeous clothing and other goods inspired by the outdoors...

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One rainbow, hold the rain: day hiking to Peru's "Rainbow Mountain"
The glowing red clock at the front of the van read 2:14 a.m. Flashes of the outskirts of Cusco, Peru—streetlights, rows of cramped convenience stores, hand-painted ads on stucco walls—whipped past my periphery, punctuating the near darkness...
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