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Photo:Britt Reints A true music lover isn't content to have a great road trip playlist; they want to experience the local music scene wherever they go. Whether you're a family looking to learn about music history or a couple of girlfriends looking to listen to some live music at night , you'll find the right note for your trip at one of these American cities for music lovers. http://parentables.howstuffworks.com/family-travel/10-best-cities-music-lovers.html

10 Best Cities for Music Lovers

The Wanderlust Project

http://the-wanderlustproject.tumblr.com/ An adorable couple dancing and playing music at the nice bazaar street market Visited Chiang Mai’s famous Night Bazaar, a huge market that spans within the city gates.
I have always loved the concept of those rubber travel clotheslines (I'm an engineer; what can I say.)

Make a Rubber Band Travel Clothesline ( for Less Than $1 )

http://www.instructables.com/id/Make-a-Rubber-Band-Travel-Clothesline-for-Less-T/

Stockholm, and the Strangers Who Brought Me There

http://travel.nytimes.com/2012/06/17/travel/stockholm-and-the-strangers-who-brought-me-there.html?pagewanted=1 Casper Hedberg for The New York Times (Stockholm outdoor scenes) Top, the Piroth sisters and Kristofer Hedlund of Nectar & Pulse. Bottom, Stockholm outdoor scenes, and Natalia Urbanska of Spotted by Locals.
This week's guest blogger, with a post titled 'Solo female travel - Nine myths and one truth', is Stephanie Yoder, a girl who can't sit still. http://www.hostelworld.com/blog/solo-female-travel-nine-myths-and-one-truth/155970

Solo female travel - Nine myths and one truth