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Amelia Adams is a travel blogger from the home of bluegrass, bourbon, and the horse capital of the world: Lexington, Kentucky.

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Good evening, beautiful sunset. It’s nice to see you again. I hope this means you’ll be bright and shiny this weekend. Lexington is ready for you! 🌞

Live Oaks, lights, and sculpture are a winning combination. Visiting @brookgreen_gardens for Nights of a Thousand Candles is one of my favorite holiday traditions, and this installation was particularly breathtaking. Swipe left to enjoy a few other favorites, and make plans to visit during a future holiday!

Headed down south to the land of the pines, and I’m thumbin’ my way into {South} Caroline 🎶🪕 That line from Wagon Wheel has been on repeat in my head this week. We were so happy to find this wooded trail less than a mile from the bustle of North Myrtle Beach. A beautiful place for a New Year’s hike! If you’re in the area, I recommend a visit. The trail is wide and flat, making it accessible to strollers, bicycles, small children, and friends with knee problems.

Navy, green, and white for a cozy, coastal New Year’s Eve in South Carolina with our little family. I found these oyster shell trees at @sptradco and votive holders at @booandroos in Southport, NC this week, and I love how they complete our table. Flameless votives from @carolinapottery round out the festive ambiance and keep the table safe for my wiggly kiddo. I hope everyone has a safe, happy, and healthy New Year! 💙💚🤍

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