The rapper shares her travel must-haves, favorite trip memory, and wildest TSA story.

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The rapper shares her travel must-haves, favorite trip memory, and wildest TSA story.

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From post-war California to the modern-day Southwest, custom cars fit with gravity-defying hydraulics have long been a boy’s game—until now.
I was on a “treat yourself” luxury-hotel road trip through California with a close friend when I first noticed it. Modern hotel bathrooms seem to be lacking an important amenity—namely, real doors. Too often, the solid, soundproof barriers we’ve come to rely on have been replaced with sliding ones that don’t slide quite enough to mute sounds or smells, or frosted glass numbers that leave a toe-level gap and very little to the imagination—all which we encountered during our short time on the road.
(via Bathroom Doors Aren’t a Given at Many Modern Hotels - Thrillist)
From post-war California to the modern-day Southwest, custom cars fit with gravity-defying hydraulics have long been a boy’s game—until now.
Kyoto might be one of the most beautiful cities in the world. The former capital of Japan hosts many of the country’s most notable shrines, temples, and even a bamboo forest—all available to visit even when they aren’t decorated with spring cherry blossoms or autumn leaves. In contrast with this beauty, the Kyoto Kawaramachi train station looks more or less like every other station you might have visited—which is to say gray and unremarkable and visited by ordinary trains. One train, however, is different from the rest, with a sleek burgundy exterior and a tendency to be boarded by well-dressed women clutching picnic baskets.
(via Take the Kyo-train Garaku for a Scenic Ride Between Kyoto & Osaka, Japan - Thrillist)

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Originally from California, Krista spent years traveling and working with small winemakers. She knew she wanted to make organic wine, but because of financial reasons and not having access to land, it wasn’t going to happen in California. Through determination, she landed a job as a winemaker and assistant farmer at a La Garagista, a natural wine company. Under the mentorship of Deirdre Heekin, she helped redefine winemaking in New England by focusing on Biodynamics in the vineyard and natural vinification practices. Now the owner of her own wine company, Krista was named to Wine Enthusiast magazine’s 2018 list of the “Top 40 Under 40 Tastemakers.”
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