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Smorgasburg is Back in DTLA, Make Sure to Look Out For These Vendors - Sunset Magazine - Vimarsana News

Smorgasburg is Back in DTLA, Make Sure to Look Out For These Vendors - Sunset Magazine

Smorgasburg Los Angeles will return with tons of outdoor seating, a michelada beer garden, and over 80 vendors every Sunday at the ROW DTLA.

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Airstream Takes on Vanlife With This New Off-Road Motorhome - Sunset - Sunset Magazine - Vimarsana News

Airstream Takes on Vanlife With This New Off-Road Motorhome - Sunset - Sunset Magazine

Airstream is putting their own spin on the increasingly popular vanlife community with the launch of this new off-road-ready motorhome.

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Don't Let the Heat Dome Kill Your Garden! Five Ways to Save Your Plants' Lives - Vimarsana News

Don't Let the Heat Dome Kill Your Garden! Five Ways to Save Your Plants' Lives

David McNew/Getty Images Deanna Kizis  – June 23, 2021 | Updated June 24, 2021 It’s only natural that when extreme heat bears down upon us, we think of ourselves, our community, our pets, and our plants. After all, there is a record-breaking, deadly heat dome that has trapped hot air over the Pacific Northwest like a lid on a pot. According to the National Weather Service, this heat wave could smash eighty daily all-time high temperatures, and it could reach 100 degrees in Seattle, 107 in Portland (where the all-time-record is 107), and Spokane could hit a whop...

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Popular Big Sur Hike Opens 12 Years After it Went Up in Flames - Sunset - Sunset Magazine - Vimarsana News

Popular Big Sur Hike Opens 12 Years After it Went Up in Flames - Sunset - Sunset Magazine

Thomas J. Story J.D. Simkins  – June 23, 2021 Twelve years after being incinerated, an immensely popular Big Sur hike is finally reopening to the public. The breezy .75-mile jaunt known as the Pfeiffer Falls Trail, which meanders through a dense envelopment of redwoods before winding down a gorge and culminating with awe-inspiring views of a 60-foot waterfall, had been closed since 2008, when the Basin Complex Fire obliterated much of the trail and its infrastructure. Now, after $2 million of renovations and years of work, hikers will once more be able to set foot on the i...

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