1. It’s a gold mine for birders (Pine Grosbeak in Manalapan/Lenny Guarino) Whether you’re scoping out the various migratory birds in Cape May, searching for bald eagles at the Manasquan Reservoir, or scouting the rare Bobolink at Pole Farm, you really never know what you’ll encounter while you’re on a nature walk. Local nature lovers know it’s always a good idea to keep those binoculars handy—you never know what you could run into. 2. Interactive farms make autumn feel magica

Buenos Aires is a massive city. When people ask me about my time there, it's always hard for me to sum it up. A few words just don't do it justice. Rather than give a short answer that tells you little about my experience, I thought I'd make a list of all the hits and misses during my time in BA. HITS 1. Public WiFi The last thing I want to worry about when I'm abroad is a $300 fee on my phone bill for using too much data. While I like to buy a simple international phone plan