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Journeying is great way to receive health and healthy mind. These travel must-dos will help you make your travel dreams come true. Check out your travel documents Your passport has been inactive for a while. Make sure you check the expiration date and then clean out your passport. If it extends at least six months past the date of reentry, you're in good shape. If not, you'll have to renew it before your next trip abroad. Begin to think about your driver's license also. The deadline for real ID now being delayed until 2023, U.S. travelers have some extra time to get the upgraded driver's license that will be required for travel. We don't recommend that you put off getting your driver's license. Find the perfect luggage It's essential to have a good duffel to go on safari, as wheeled luggage isn't permitted out in the wilderness. Go Ahead's employee, Laura, recommends Patagonia's Black Hole Duffel due to its incredible size. And if

The DC Streetcar launched in late February, there were a handful of media reports around town that it was barely quicker than walking. That isn't true, and it's important to clarify the situation. The immediate thing to mention in that initial Laris article is that the streetcar was slow on opening day- there were hundreds of onlookers at the celebratory kickoff, clogging the streets and tracks. Times from that day shouldn't be regarded as typical. But beyond that, nobody walks from Union Station, where the streetcar route's western edge is, all the way to its eastern end at Benning and Oklahoma in the span of 27 minutes! Doing so would require walking at an average speed of 4.5 miles per hour; the average speed for walking is around three miles per hour, and the typical jogging speed is about six miles per hour. I'm an avid walker who lives just a few blocks from the Oklahoma Avenue station, and I've walked from home to the station, then to Benni