You’ve heard of park rangers. Now, meet some BARK Rangers. Does your dog have what it takes? Come out to the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Ar.
Samantha Rex calls her picturesque Pocono home something out of the classic flick, “Dirty Dancing.”
“It’s in gated community called ‘The Hideout.’ It reminds me of the movie because in it they go to this resort, and it also has this nostalgic charm,” she said. “There’s a huge lake, tennis courts, a pool, a tiki bar. The location in itself is amazing. I get jealous of my guests, actually.”
Rex and her husband, Dane, are superhosts of the “Midcentury A Frame,” a cabin in Hamlin and one of Airbnb’s most popular Pocono rentals.
The pair live in New York City, but just bought a second home in the area after the surge in sales of their cozy hideaway.
After four long years, we finally have a new president and, more importantly, new presidential pets. Usually the thrill of pets arriving at the White House is tempered by the sting of old presidential pets leaving the White House, but this year is different: Donald Trump is the first president in more than 100 years not to have a pet of any kind, so we can say goodbye to his rotten administration without stray sympathy for any blameless dogs, cats, or possums getting evicted alongside their captors.
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This also means that the incoming presidential pets the Bidens have two German shepherds and a cat, the former two of which arrived to the White House this week to great fanfare won’t be able to rely on the outgoing presidential pets for advice or support during the transfer of power. So to help the new national mascots find their footing, Slate has decided to break what many regard as the most important commandment in journalism (“all presidential pets are equally goo