StyleWe Giveaway Contest

Do you love online shopping? Do you love online shopping for free? Then do I have the giveaway contest for you!

StyleWe is sponsoring a fantastic contest where you can literally win a 150 dollar shopping coupon for their site. If you haven't seen my collaboration post with them from a couple months ago, you should check that out by clicking here!

Basically, StyleWe is a great shopping site that's home to hundreds of independent designers who are selling pieces that are right inline with the latest fashion trends. It's a great website for everyone, but especially for those who really want to find those really unique pieces to add to their wardrobe.

And now you have the chance to win 150 dollars!

The rules are super simple: click this link, enter your name and e-mail address then click submit. That's it! You've officially been entered! Make sure you check around the site at all the pieces they have available if you haven't been there before

There's 18 days left in the contest and the two winners will chosen randomly and alerted by e-mail. The giveaway is also only open to those living in the US, UK, Canada, Italy, France, Germany, New Zealand and Australia. Click here to see all the information on the contest.

Good luck you guys!
A.

Travel // Chateau Laroche

You don’t need to travel the world to find adventures. In fact, adventures can be found in your own backyard. Or if you happen to find yourself in Loveland, Ohio.

In Loveland (which is right outside Cincinnati), there is a small castle called Chateau Laroche, also known as Loveland Castle, that was built by Harry D. Andrews, who was a World War II veteran. He started construction on the castle in 1929 out of stones from the Little Miami River, which runs right through the land. Andrews spent the rest of his life dedicated to the project before dying in 1981.

There is a lot of folklore surrounding this castle with a range of stories and experiences. One of the most common ones that is told is that the land is haunted by Andrews himself, unable to part with his dream after death. However, my favorite stories center on the legend of the Loveland Frogmen.