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Category Archives: ~Adventures~
Hiking the Inca Trail with Peru Treks & Adventure
I decided to use Peru Treks to book my Inca Trail trek because it was suggested to me by Peru lover Charyn Pfeuffer (@charynpfeuffer) as the company she had heard offered the best value for your money. My understanding is … Continue reading
Posted in Peru, ~Adventures~, ~Travel Tips~
Tagged hiking, Inca Trail with Peru Treks, Peru, Peru Treks, travel, travel companies
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There’s a Reason for That…Gibraltar
There’s a really good reason for this sign, advising against feeding the apes…and I sure found out what it was. After riding the cable car up to the top of the Rock – with the most annoying mid-western American girl … Continue reading
Harriman State Park | Red Cross Trail from Lake Skannatati
It was supposed to be the Red Cross, Beech Trail and Long Path Loop from Lake Skannatati..total distance 8.4 miles – considered moderate on the NY-NJ Trail Conference website, with views and a waterfall along the way. Knowing that the … Continue reading
Posted in New York, ~Adventures~
Tagged Harriman State Park, hiking, hiking trails, nature, ny, NY State, Red Cross Trail, travel
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Bear Mountain | Fort Montgomery Trail
After stopping in Manhattan for that prescription I forgot to pick up the day before, then making a coffee and bathroom break, driving up to Peekskill, trying to check into the Inn on the Hudson too early, finding the Bear … Continue reading
Posted in New York, ~Adventures~
Tagged Bear Mountain, fort montgomery, hiking, New York, peekskill, travel
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Simple Pleasures
Delfina’s face wore wrinkles of laborious survival, as weathered as the textured wood surface in front of me. In a sea of tables, tarps, and tin, her crudely built stand is one of few that could be locked in this … Continue reading
Posted in Guatemala, ~Adventures~
Tagged adventures, corte, granizada, Guatemala, huipil, journey in an unknown culture, Painfully sweet, Rabinal, simple pleasures, travel
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My Travel Writing Scholarship 2011 Entry for Rough Guides
“Simple Pleasures Delfina’s face wore wrinkles of laborious survival, as weathered as the textured wood surface in front of me. In a sea of tables, tarps, and tin, her crudely built stand is one of few that could be locked … Continue reading
Posted in Guatemala, ~Adventures~
Tagged Guatemala, Rabinal, Rough Guides, travel, Travel Writing Scholarship, World Nomads
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Tikal | Our Mayan Playground
It said do not cross, but did that really apply in a downpour? We had climbed the stairs of tower two despite the grumbling from the dark clouds above. The crowd already at the top looked nervous; they clearly didn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Guatemala, ~Adventures~
Tagged buried temple, Guatemala, howler monkeys defecate on your head, infecting each other with laughter, it said do not cross, Mayan Ruins, Mayan Temples, there's a monkey somewhere in this tree, Tikal, Tikal National Park, travel, under a floral umbrella
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Double Knot
A city whose history continues to feed it today, Istanbul’s attractions bring swarms of tourists to Sultanahmet each year, pollinating it with wealth. I fell in love with its buzzing energy almost immediately; a vibration that made me want more. … Continue reading
Praha, A City For All
Traveling with a group of friends can sometimes be challenging. What one person loves, another hates. When one person wants to be here, the other there. Different personalities bring different energies to the mix, and different interests will lead each … Continue reading